Design Discussions

The way we design educational spaces matters. Thoughtfully planned interiors can support relaxation, boost focus, and contribute to better mental health for students. In higher education, wellness-focused design is no longer a luxury, it’s a necessity. Let’s explore how design can transform campuses into supportive environments where students can truly thrive.

When the balmy lake breeze starts to roll in and the days stretch longer, there’s no better time to bring a bit of coastal calm into your space, even here in Cleveland. You don’t need to live by the ocean to feel like you do. With the right touches, your home can become the ultimate summer sanctuary.

Let’s talk about cottagecore. If you’ve spent any time scrolling through Instagram or Pinterest lately, chances are you’ve seen this dreamy, cozy aesthetic. Think wildflowers in mason jars, soft linens, antique teacups, and spaces that feel like they belong in a storybook cottage.

Like it or not, boho style isn’t going anywhere. It’s relaxed, it’s expressive, and most importantly, it feels like you. Add in a touch of the botanical world, and suddenly your home becomes this lush, layered oasis that’s hard not to love. Whether you’re deep into the bohemian lifestyle or just dipping your toes into plant styling, this blend of earthy and eclectic might be exactly what your space needs.

In a world full of noise and distractions, everyone needs a place to unwind and recharge. For introverts, having a peaceful retreat at home

While generic styles have their place, nothing turns an office or home into a welcoming environment quite like a personal touch....