Your entryway is the appetizer for the rest of your home: It sets the tone for what you (and your guests) will experience in the rest of the house. Small square footage, large impact! When we design entryways, we’re always
Rooms that look good and work the way you want, especially when you’re entertaining guests? Those are the shining star spaces of the home. Here, we rounded up five rooms from five different projects; each one has a few savvy
We asked Duet Design Group principal, Devon Tobin, for her thoughts on the essence of luxury. Here, an edited version of her answer. See what our other Duet colleagues say about luxury this month on our Instagram stories. Luxury creates
If you’re a creative with an innate talent for interior design, you’re probably looking for two things in a job: autonomy and a vibrant team environment. Can you find both in a single firm? You can at Duet Design Group.
At its heart, the job of an interior designer is to support the human-centric experiences of a space: how a homeowner uses the kitchen, how a family entertains, how a couple sleeps, how a small business builds team culture, and
More often than you might expect, we reach a point in a meeting with a client (especially a female client) when she sighs and says, “I really feel like I should be able to do this myself.” Of course, she
PATTERN PLAY? People are often worried that pattern play—that is, combinations of patterns in a single room or within a single sightline—will appear busy or clash. And it’s true: There is a right way and a wrong right to mix
