The powder room is an interesting space, because it's one of the smallest in your home but also one of the hardest working. From day-to-day usage for washing hands - especially this past year and a half - to being the most seen by guests,
It's no secret that wallpaper is one of our favorite design details! From powder rooms to dining rooms, we add wallpaper for a touch of elegance or a pop of fun. This week, we're sharing some of our favorites and the reasons why they made
As we do every October, we're talking about trends! Our vendor partners have provided amazing virtual, digital, and print resources that allow us to keep our finger on the pulse of what's new. This year, our design team has selected our favorite design trends for
We've been keeping our fingers on the pulse of the hottest design trends for 2020. Green's popularity shows no signs of dying down, while details dominate the current design landscape. Looking for some inspiration? Check out our top picks below! What's hot in design trends for
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
Kaleidoscope patterns are one of the trends we spied in High Point at spring market. The fascinating, symmetrical designs created by twisting a mirrored tube were echoed in furnishings, art, and accessories. This trend remains strong, and we've selected some striking examples to inspire you! Kaleidoscope
When it comes to interior design, timeless style is always in vogue. By adding details that are typically considered to be masculine design elements, we can play around with color and texture while keeping a classic aesthetic. Of course, we're not implying that these only
During our visit to High Point Market in April, we spied a new trend in florals - bold, graphic, elegant, and unfussy. Here are five that we're loving right now! Why florals? There's a reason why florals are a design staple, although the patterns and colors shift
Have you been looking around your home and wondering how to change things up? Maybe you want to give a room a facelift, but you want something more than a different coat of paint, and "wallpaper" makes you think of dainty roses. We're here to
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
