Theresa Gonzalez

1 week ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

A Los Angeles family of four was ready to give their small, outdated home a major refresh when they brought in Barrett Cooke, principal and co-founder of the architecture and design studio Arterberry Cooke. Originally built on a different parcel of land and later moved to its current site, the house required a full reorientation and total renovation to make it work. Serene paint colors made all the difference.

1 week ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

Ever since I adopted a puppy three years ago, rugs have been my biggest home regret. Don’t get me wrong — I love rugs. As a home decor enthusiast, they’re one of my favorite ways to cozy up a space. But during those chaotic puppy months, my rugs took a serious beating. Even my go-to professional carpet cleaner couldn’t save my favorite one. Now that my dog is house-trained, things are much more manageable.

1 week ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

Celebrity designer Francesca Grace is my latest design crush. Her vintage-eclectic aesthetic blends cottagecore charm with maximalist flair and a hint of European vintage glamour — and I swoon every time. Most recently, she staged a stunning four-bedroom, five-bathroom home in Palm Springs, drawing bold inspiration from the raw beauty of the desert landscape. “My approach was to harmonize the home's contemporary architecture with eclectic, artful interiors," says Francesca.

2 weeks ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

Celebrity designer Francesca Grace is my latest design crush. Her vintage-eclectic aesthetic blends cottagecore charm with maximalist flair and a hint of European vintage glamour — and I swoon every time. Most recently, she staged a stunning four-bedroom, five-bathroom home in Palm Springs, drawing bold inspiration from the raw beauty of the desert landscape. “My approach was to harmonize the home's contemporary architecture with eclectic, artful interiors," says Francesca.

2 weeks ago | brit.co | Theresa Gonzalez

My favorite part about spring is finally being able to open the windows and let the fresh air in. The sound of birds chirping and the scent of jasmine drifting inside instantly lifts my mood. It’s not just in my head too — studies show that scent, emotion, and memory are deeply intertwined. A familiar fragrance can bring back happy memories and boost your mood, while unpleasant odors can do the opposite.