The Eames lounge chair is often seen as the epitome of timeless design. But at Art Form, we like to see it another way: timeless with attitude. Here’s how one chair captures both design history and modern personality.

A room for late albums and martinis: plush velvet, brass glow, bouclé curves, and a wink of record-shop nostalgia. Velvet & Vinyl shows how to turn a living room into a modern listening lounge—moody, tactile, and made for staying awhile.

Sherbet skies. Scooped moons. An astronaut pockets a Milky Way and follows the sweetest light in space. Candy Moon is a bite-size escape from the Mind of Madness—where play meets poetry and the cosmos tastes like dessert.

A tribute space that nods to Janis Joplin’s San Francisco era—reframed for a contemporary clubroom. Iconic references, edited forms, and materials that can actually live in multifamily.

Ochre is a Pantone story of sun-drenched warmth and golden nostalgia—playful, bold, and filled with character.

A moody November capsule of ruby marble, forged-steel knives, dark linens, and pantry favorites—fig jam, aged balsamic, and more. Red Wine & Radicchio blends style with substance for small rituals and holiday hosting.

Maximalism isn’t chaos—it’s choreography. This bath layers peony-pink print, veined stone, brass, and stripes with intention. I’m breaking down the mix (scale, color, structure) and sharing a simple formula so “more” feels magical, not messy.

A designer guide to small-space dorm style—layouts that work, RA-approved upgrades, a realistic timeline, and a done-for-you option: Dorm, Elevated with purchasing included.

A new-build multifamily community in Port Charlotte, FL, crafted in a nuanced British Colonial language—brass, cane, shutters, and palm textures—blending British sophistication with island retreat, edited for today’s durability and livability.

Mind of Madness No. 04: Paint It Black reveals the magnetic power of shadow and mood—design that lingers like memory, cinematic and surreal.

Art Form Is… a reminder that style doesn’t just live in the room—it lives in the memory, captured frame by frame.

Mocha Mousse is soulful and warm, a Pantone-inspired palette that carries quiet intimacy with a touch of seduction.

A mood board that braids Birmingham’s steel-town grit, medical innovation, and porch-light warmth—my pre-concept for a UAB-area hotel, and a look at how I translate place into design.

Neutral, not boring: this calm-modern living room layers stone, clay, moss, and charcoal with tactile finishes and sculptural forms. Steal the simple formula and adapt it to any home.

The Elevated Cart is Art Form’s Amazon edit: curated collections that turn everyday essentials into something elevated, textured, and quietly luxe.

Every project starts with a concept. At Art Form Interiors, mood, palette, and storytelling form the foundation of designs for homes, hotels, and multifamily communities.

Mind of Madness begins with West of Reason—a Marfa-inspired visual narrative where design becomes surreal storytelling, layered with culture, memory, and atmosphere.

Warm neutrals, slow comforts, and little luxuries for dusk-light dinners. The Harvest at Dusk cart gathers linens, tapers, serveware, and pantry favorites—all from Amazon—to make early fall entertaining feel effortless.

Design speaks in atmospheres. At Art Form, every vignette is a reminder that style and substance can co-exist—spaces are not only seen but felt.

Bookcases are more than storage — they’re storytelling walls. With the right mix of books, objects, and art, you can transform shelves into a design moment that feels layered, balanced, and personal.