She knew exactly what she didn't want anymore. The little girl room had run its course, and this high school freshman was ready for something that actually felt like her — green, layered, alive, and peaceful all at once.

Most of this project happened virtually, with mood boards and sourcing lists traveling between Charlotte and Minneapolis long before I did. We talked through what she loved, what she was done with, and what kind of room she wanted to wake up in every morning. The vision came together quickly — botanicals and greens as the anchor, with textures and pieces that felt grown-up without taking themselves too seriously.

Then I flew in for a weekend and put it all together. There's something special about that final day — watching a space go from a collection of pieces to a room that actually breathes. She got her greens, her fun, and her peaceful vibes. And a room she's genuinely proud to be in.

A living room with a teal accent wall, mirrors, floral wallpaper, a pink sofa, a black bed, a glass coffee table with books and candles, and decorative pillows.
The image shows a cozy, well-decorated bedroom with a bed, multiple pillows, a black throw blanket, and large windows with dark green curtains. There are two hanging pendant lights, a large mirror, a white chair with gold accents, a side table with flowers, candles, and decorative items. The room has floral wallpaper and a plush area rug.
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Home office with floral patterned wallpaper, a white desk, a white office chair with gold accents, a nearby black lamp, and various decorative items on the shelves and desk.
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