Yesterday, I went to Missoula’s Parade of Homes, and aside from a couple of standouts, I have to say, I was utterly underwhelmed. No offense to whoever designed them—I’m not claiming to be better or worse, just different.
My friend kept telling me that “browns are back” and that it’s all the rage in showrooms right now (I’m still wondering which showrooms she’s visiting because I go to design markets every year, and I’ve never seen such a bland array of meh). But maybe that’s the point: I’ve always been more of a visionary, never one to follow trends. And honestly, I don’t think it’s about brown making a comeback—it’s about how you harmonize it with other elements, not just with fifty shades of other browns. What really blew my mind were the kitchens that looked straight out of the early 2000s. You know, those brown-on-brown kitchens with brown countertops that we were all painting white and gray just a few years ago... only to revert right back to the same old look. Really?? Don’t we have anything better to do? Why not infuse some personality into it instead of recycling the same design every decade? One of my superpowers as a visual alchemist is translating your vibe, needs, and desires into visual form. One that’s brimming with personality—yours, not mine. So, if you’re a homeowner looking to inject your essence into your space, or a builder or contractor in the Missoula area wanting to stand out from the crowd, reach out! Let’s create some magic together.
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