Design guidance from Sher on creating rooms with beauty, warmth, and purpose—whether you are refreshing one corner or planning an entire property.
The Luxe Living Seasonal Journal Collection
A season of beautiful living, with room for your own story.
Design inspiration, thoughtful home rituals, and space to write. Each seasonal journal brings together Sher’s guidance and planning pages to help you make your home feel personal and complete.
Every season will bring a different collection of ideas for what you can do at home, with a short tip preview here and the complete guidance in its paid journal. Autumn Glow is the first edition; Coastal Spring and Winter Pearl are planned. Other journal themes will be developed separately.
Autumn Glow · Seasonal journal book · Coming soon
The Luxe Living Journal: Autumn Glow
Warm neutrals, welcoming rooms, everyday hospitality, and meaningful moments at home. This autumn edition combines 14 seasonal styling tips with reflection pages and a practical home refresh planner.
A taste of Autumn Glow
Before adding seasonal decorations, choose the feeling you want your room to have. A quieter palette or a warmer accent can help your autumn choices feel connected.
Planned price: $10 · Digital journal book
The full tips and writing pages are reserved for the book. Purchase details will be added when it launches.
A future journal inspired by airy coastal colors, natural textures, fresh light, and the pleasure of making space for a new season. More details will follow.
A taste of Coastal Spring
Use a coastal color already present in your artwork as the starting point for a spring refresh. Repeat it in one small accent to connect the room without changing everything.
Winter Pearl · Planned
Quiet elegance for the winter season.
A future journal inspired by soft ivory, pearl tones, cozy layers, and gracious gatherings. More details will follow.
A taste of Winter Pearl
Pair soft ivory with a subtle pearl sheen in a small accessory. Keep the shimmer restrained so the room feels warm and restful through the winter season.
Design philosophy · 5 minute read
What intuitive design really means
Intuitive design starts before a single item is selected. It begins by noticing how a room feels, how people naturally move through it, and what the client has been trying to express—even when they do not have the design words for it.
A beautiful space should not look borrowed from someone else’s life. The right colors, proportions, textures, and furnishings create a sense of recognition: this belongs here, and this home belongs to me. That is where instinct and professional planning meet.
Room refresh · 4 minute read
Five changes that make a room feel finished
Begin with scale. A properly sized rug, full-length window treatments, and lighting with enough presence will quietly correct a room before you add another accessory. Then repeat one or two materials across the space so every piece feels connected.
Finish with useful layers: a side table where it is actually needed, soft lighting at more than one height, art placed in relationship to the furniture, and a restrained collection of objects with meaning. A finished room is not a crowded room—it is a room where every layer has a purpose.
Hospitality · 6 minute read
Designing an Airbnb guests remember
Guests remember how easily a space welcomed them. Clear pathways, comfortable beds, good bedside lighting, convenient charging, practical storage, and a place to set down a suitcase matter just as much as the photographs that earned the booking.
Give the property one memorable point of view instead of decorating each room in isolation. A consistent color story, repeated materials, and a few distinctive moments create an experience that feels intentional—and is easier to maintain between stays.