This Durham residence needed some tender loving care to become the relaxing retreat the homeowners desired. We designed the living room and primary bedroom to feel more current and become more livable. Using an earth tone palette, we achieved a cohesive look that complements the homeowners’ personal style with a nod to the Bull City’s […]
We’ve been on a hot streak lately, reinvigorating mid-century homes to take advantage of their inherent beauty, while transforming them with more modern aesthetics and materials. One of our projects in Chapel Hill, N.C., caught the eye of Kitchen & Bath Business (KBB) magazine. Learn more about this remodeling project and the interior design solutions […]
Innovative Nursery Room Designs – TEWcrew Nursery We’re so delighted to welcome the arrival of our newest TEWcrew member, Luna Sophia. This little bundle of joy was born April 15 to our fab designer Frances Acevedo, and her husband Christian. Prior to Luna’s birth, Frances was not only busy helping with client design, but mama was lovingly designing this […]
A lovely couple of academics who recently moved from California to Chapel Hill, N.C. reached out to TEW Design Studio for their interior design needs in the contemporary home they recently purchased. Learn more about this project in our interview with one of the designers, Frances Acevedo.
Selecting the right interior designer is a decision that can pay dividends for your family for years into the future. The positive impacts a designer makes on your home can change the way your family lives, works, learns and plays. Changes that not only add comfort and space but value and peace-of-mind. Home is our […]
Spring is nearly upon us and alternative ways to entertain while social–distancing have become a necessity. Outdoor living has been an increasingly popular exterior design trend in our region for a decade now. Yet, designing for multi-use space outdoors has taken on new importance since early 2020. Families are becoming more creative, and more intentional, with […]
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