Camille Styles

1 week ago | camillestyles.com | Kristen Garaffo

My husband and I used to have an enormous chocolate brown sofa in our living room, with a matching brown chair and ottoman. We were in our early 20s and I was at the very beginning stages of falling in love with interiors. I was clueless about living room layouts and scale. The furniture was cozy, no doubt, but the flow of the space felt cramped and awkward. It was actually one of my first experiences where I realized a room wasn’t working, which further peaked my interest in design.

1 week ago | camillestyles.com | Langa Chinyoka

For a long time, I thought being a good conversationalist meant always knowing the right thing to say. Usually, that looked like trying to relate to people with my own, similar anecdotes or attempting to give advice. But the older I get, the more I realize that greater connection comes from talking less. Instead of compulsively filling silence, I’ve learned that asking deeper questions creates space for someone else to be seen. In the past year, I’ve moved to a new city and met dozens of new people.

1 week ago | camillestyles.com | Isabelle Eyman

Summer often arrives like a breath of fresh air—a chance to slow down, savor golden hour, and let the days unfold with ease. Yet, for many of us, the season slips away amid packed schedules, work deadlines, and the noise of everyday life. But what if this summer could feel different? What if it could be a season you shape intentionally—one filled with quiet moments, creative sparks, and meaningful connection? This isn’t about adding another to-do to your list.

1 week ago | camillestyles.com | Suruchi Avasthi

When I think about desserts that take me back to childhood, nothing takes the cake more than an oatmeal cream pie. There’s something joy-inducing about unwrapping those perfectly soft cookies with sweet frosting sandwiched in the middle. That is, until I actually had one a few days ago and realized that nostalgia doesn’t always live up to the hype.

2 weeks ago | camillestyles.com | Nicole Ziza Bauer

We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. By now, the effects of fast fashion on the planet is well-documented. I can attest to that gutting feeling of watching The True Cost for the first time and recoiling in shame at my stuffed closet—a third of which I actually wore and the rest a mere waste of “just because it was cheap” dollars.