Tile has long been an essential design element in homes, offering both durability and aesthetic appeal. In 2025, tile patterns are stepping up in bold and innovative ways. Whether you’re designing a kitchen backsplash, updating your bathroom, or revamping your floors, these trendy tile patterns will keep your space fresh and stylish.
Read MoreWhen it comes to interior design, the choice of colors is far more than a matter of aesthetics. Colors have the power to influence our emotions, perceptions, and even behaviors, making them a crucial element in creating a space that not only looks good but also feels right. Understanding the psychology of colors can help you select a color palette that enhances the ambiance of your home and reflects the mood you wish to cultivate.
Read MoreAre you looking to breathe new life into your home? Adding vintage pieces to your space is a wonderful way to infuse character, history, and charm. Vintage items can transform any room, offering a unique blend of nostalgia and style that modern pieces often lack. In this blog, we’ll explore how to incorporate vintage elements into your home decor effortlessly.
Read MoreMicah with Micah & Co has announced her paint prediction for 2025. This year has quite a change and going bold!
Read MoreWith the New Year starting, many of us are ready to start fresh — and that often means decluttering and cleaning up our living spaces. But, just because you’re tidying up doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. You can easily refresh your home while keeping its aesthetic intact. Here are three key tips to help you clean up for the new year without compromising on design.
Read MoreMeeting with Micah & Co to discuss all the trim details is an exciting step in the design process. Trim includes crown, moldings, baseboards, and other decorative elements that significantly enhance the overall look and feel of a home. We have 2- 1-hour meetings to get this accomplished. The first meeting is at our studio to cultivate the inspiration and trim packet and then an onsite meeting is scheduled with the builder and trim carpenter to communicate and measure for selected trim designs. Here is what you can expect from your initial trim meeting at the studio:
Read MoreWe're diving into the topic of wall paneling and how it can help to elevate your space.
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