We often talk about our belief that home should be a haven and place of respite. Focusing on wellness and positive energy contributes to the feeling of home as sanctuary, with the added benefit of better physical and mental health! When we talk with clients
As a follow up to our Mother's Day gift guide, we wanted to show some love to the fathers out there as well. Juggling working from home, adapting to distance learning, and finding alternate ways to stay connected with friends and family have taken a
One of the questions we hear most often is "how do I determine a design budget?" We recognize that the answer can be tough to work out, especially if you've never worked with an interior designer before. We're here to help! There is no one size
Today we're excited to share more about one of our favorite fabric vendors, Revolution Fabrics! With its beauty, durability, and environmentally friendly practices, there's a lot to love about Revolution. Let's talk about how Revolution Fabrics are made and why it's a go-to for our
It's May, which means that it's time for the 2020 Chair Affair to benefit Pathways to Housing! This year marks our third Chair Affair, and we love having the opportunity to flex our creative muscles for a great cause yet again. Pathways does such important
Mother's Day 2020 will look pretty different than previous years. With that in mind, we've created a gift guide that allows you to shop virtually, and share love and happiness from a distance. Instead of brunches and spa days, we're focusing on ways to show
Like many people, the GSID team has been working from home for several weeks. Our communication and collaboration is rolling smoothly thanks to our processes and the power of the internet, but today we'd like to talk about how we're adapting personally. We've each created
We've talked before about our love for Philadelphia's unique homes with their history and architectural details. This Fairmount townhome offered an opportunity to marry the charm of a classic Philadelphia dwelling with the clients' traditional-meets-modern style. The history of a home Built in the 1870s, the red-brick
While jewel tones are still going strong (as we noted at last year's visits to High Point Market), we've noticed a shift away from blue. Quite a few of our current projects have strong green elements. So, is green the new blue? We think so! In
The current coronavirus outbreak in the United States means that many of us are remaining at home. Navigating working from home along with distance learning for children while staying in the same space takes a bit of creativity and planning. We're here to help you
At Glenna Stone Interior Design, we love to travel, and have been fortunate to have worked on projects all across the United States. We also love our clients close to home and enjoy working in the following areas across the Philadelphia metro region.
Philadelphia metro area including: Center City Philadelphia, Chestnut Hill, Bryn Mawr, Gladwyne, Villanova, Radnor, Wayne, Devon, Malvern, Berwyn, Newtown Square, Lower Gwynedd, Blue Bell, Chadds Ford, Kennett Square, Glen Mills
New Jersey and shore towns: Princeton, Bernardsville, Basking Ridge, Cape May, Stone Harbor, Avalon, Sea Isle, Ocean City, Longport, Margate, Ventnor
Delaware and beaches: Wilmington, Centerville, Greenville, Rehoboth, Bethany Beach, Fenwick Island
