Havenly Designers With

Eclectic Style

I love the coastal aesthetic—it's fresh, airy, and effortlessly inviting. It embraces light, neutral tones like sandy beige, crisp whites, and ocean blues, often paired with natural materials like driftwood, rattan, and linen. The look is casual yet refined, bringing a sense of tranquility and openness. Whether inspired by tropical beaches or classic New England shores, coastal design captures the essence of waterfront living with a timeless, calming charm.Read Less

Design isn’t just part of my work—it’s part of how I experience the world. I find inspiration in everyday moments: the way natural light filters through a window, or the texture of handmade ceramics. My aesthetic leans toward warm, modern spaces that feel layered, thoughtful, and inviting—where functionality meets beauty in a way that feels effortless and intentional. Great designs should reflect who we are and support how we live, with care, harmony, and a focus on lasting, personal impact.Read Less

I love mixing different design styles — as long as the space feels cozy, inviting, and has that fun, unique touch that makes it truly yours.Read Less

My favorite design aesthetic is Farmhouse and Minimal. What I love the most about these styles are their practicality, simplicity, and the use of lots of light and functional furniture. I love to focus on the shape, color, and texture of essential elements creating a look that feels stylish and comfortable at the same time. Read Less

I love to create comfortable and practical spaces that inspire people to enjoy and feel better in life. For me as a designer, combining different styles makes the place completely original and unique so I enjoy mixing textures, patterns and colors to create the perfect environment according the the client's favorite style.Read Less

My favorite design aesthetic is a blend of eclectic and mid-century modern—I love mixing textures, bold accents, and timeless silhouettes. That said, I truly enjoy the creative challenge of adapting to any style my clients envision. For me, great design is about understanding people, not just trends.Read Less

I love a contrasting look in design, and my favorite mix is a Rustic style with a Midcentury Modern look. The metal and raw, organic wood finish from Rustic combining the midcentury modern elegance, retro look with pops of color, and iconic pieces really speak to me. I really like how you can get aspects of more than one aesthetic you like and make it into something that shows your own personality and what you want to show about yourself.Read Less

My favorite design aesthetic is mid-century modern with a minimalist edge. I’m drawn to its simplicity and elegance, creating spaces that feel thoughtful, balanced, and uniquely personalRead Less

I am inspired daily by Southern living since I am born and raised in South Louisiana. However, I have been all over the world and love to incorporate different styles to make spaces unique! I personally am pulled more towards bohemian with a few pops of rustic, mid-century and industrial pieces thrown in there as well.Read Less

My favorite design aesthetic is the rustic/California chic vibe. I love this aesthetic because it stresses the importance of natural materials, layering, textures, and an earthy palette. I use this as my foundation when starting any new design for a client or for my own home.Read Less

I am all about crafting open, airy spaces that feel effortlessly stylish and full of personality. I love working with bright, fresh colors and light neutrals, then adding bold splashes of color through carefully selected accent pieces. Mixing design styles is my secret to creating spaces that are uniquely yours—distinct, curated, and full of life. My goal is to deliver a space that not only looks beautiful but radiates a relaxing, vibrant energy you’ll fall in love with every time you walk in!Read Less

My design style is rooted in midcentury modern. I focus on functionality without sacrificing form — clean lines, warm materials, and timeless charm. These are the qualities that keep this style relevant more than half a century later.Read Less