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1 month ago | 
flowermag.com | Alice Welsh Doyle |Jason Burnett
“Amanda had a lot of beautiful antiques, but we needed to cull her collection and feature the choice selections in the most favorable light,” says Josh. “I created a furniture plan just like I would in any project, so in that regard, we were starting from scratch.” Josh found places for many of her existing items while presenting new fabrics and upholstery pieces.
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1 month ago | 
flowermag.com | Alice Welsh Doyle |Carrie Orteza
SourcesLiving Room: Vintage mirror from M.
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2 months ago | 
birminghamhomeandgarden.com | Alice Welsh Doyle
Not every decorator in Birmingham could dial into my eclectic, maximalist style, but Danielle Balanis held nothing back,” says Jeana Lee Upton called on Danielle when she hit a decorating dead end. Since the two women had been acquaintances for years, and Jeana Lee was a confessed stalker of the designer’s Instagram, a like-minded collaboration ensued. Unlike with some of her other projects, Danielle was not starting from scratch; quite the opposite.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
birminghamhomeandgarden.com | Alice Welsh Doyle
Designer Cassie Tonsmeire describes her style as traditional with a clean aesthetic. She eschews too much fussiness but does opt for a more feminine spin when decorating her own home. And she especially loves filling a space with treasures that tell a story, as seen in her dining room. Heirloom pieces include unique, carved dining chairs from her husband Burgett’s grandmother, as well as an antique buffet that was a wedding present from her in-laws.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
birminghamhomeandgarden.com | Alice Welsh Doyle
1Art does not have to be expensive, but it should be a reflection of you and your passions. 2Do not buy art just online; go to art shows and galleries because the texture, flesh, and life of the piece can only be appreciated in person. We have very talented artists right here in Alabama.
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Aug 29, 2024 | 
flowermag.com | Alice Welsh Doyle |Frances Bailey |Carrie Orteza
Equal attention was paid to each of the smaller parlor-like rooms on the main floor. Although these rooms are connecting spaces, Tami and Krista made sure that each one presents its own special identity with varying palettes and furniture styles, unique lighting, and decorative accents. The clients gave the designers wide latitude when it came to the interiors—they had worked with them on another house, so a level of trust was established.
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Aug 23, 2024 | 
l8r.it | Alice Welsh Doyle |Frances Bailey |Carrie Orteza
Equal attention was paid to each of the smaller parlor-like rooms on the main floor. Although these rooms are connecting spaces, Tami and Krista made sure that each one presents its own special identity with varying palettes and furniture styles, unique lighting, and decorative accents. The clients gave the designers wide latitude when it came to the interiors—they had worked with them on another house, so a level of trust was established.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
flowermag.com | Alice Welsh Doyle |Carrie Orteza
ARE THERE ANY UNWRITTEN RULES ABOUT COMBINING COLORS OR SIZES TOGETHER, OR IS IT STRICTLY DICTATED BY YOUR PERSONAL PREFERENCES? When I arrange dahlias, I follow the rule of “bride, bridesmaid and wedding crasher.” The “bride” is your main focal point, the star of the display. The “bridesmaid” will complement your “bride” in either size, shape, or color. Then your “wedding crasher” is something unexpected or visually different. It can be a vibrant color like red or orange.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
l8r.it | Alice Welsh Doyle |Carrie Orteza
ARE THERE ANY UNWRITTEN RULES ABOUT COMBINING COLORS OR SIZES TOGETHER, OR IS IT STRICTLY DICTATED BY YOUR PERSONAL PREFERENCES? When I arrange dahlias, I follow the rule of “bride, bridesmaid and wedding crasher.” The “bride” is your main focal point, the star of the display. The “bridesmaid” will complement your “bride” in either size, shape, or color. Then your “wedding crasher” is something unexpected or visually different. It can be a vibrant color like red or orange.
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Jun 14, 2024 | 
flowermag.com | Alice Welsh Doyle |Jason Burnett
Photo by Anice Hoachlander The new pool and pool house slips gracefully into the landscape and reflects the exterior of the original house, including perfectly matched stucco, red tile roof, and arched detailing. Sometimes real estate fantasies do come true as homeowners in an historic walkable neighborhood in D.C. must have felt when an undeveloped lot on the side of their house became available.
