A home is so much more than walls and furniture – it’s the backdrop for your life. For many homeowners, a “pretty space” isn’t enough. They want a home that can grow, shift, and adapt as their lives evolve. A “forever home” is designed with longevity in mind, not just in its structure, but in […]
When it comes to preparing your home for sale, many people think of quick fixes: a coat of paint, some landscaping, or maybe swapping a light fixture or two. However, the homes that truly capture buyers – the ones that get competing offers and sell at the highest value – usually have something more: design. […]
Some homes have great bones–they just need the right story layered on top. That was the case for this Raleigh residence. Our clients had the structure, the square footage, and all the makings of a wonderful home–but they hadn’t quite nailed the overall feeling of the house. They weren’t interested in gutting the home or […]
Navigating Tariffs & Rising Costs in Interior Design At TEW Design Studio, we’ve always believed that great design is more than just beautiful – it’s smart, intentional problem-solving. One of the biggest challenges we’re currently navigating in the design and construction world is the rising impact of tariffs and materials costs. Over the past several […]
When this young family reached out to TEW Design Studio, they weren’t dreaming of over-the-top luxury. They were envisioning something harder to find: a home that felt light, easy, and intuitive. Their existing first-floor layout was a bit of a jigsaw puzzle–rooms divided, light blocked, and storage limited. The kitchen, in particular, felt disconnected and […]
At TEW Design Studio, we believe the best design doesn’t only look good–it solves problems. That mindset sparked the creation of TEWlines: our custom-designed furniture line, crafted with care right here in North Carolina. When the pandemic disrupted global supply chains, sourcing high-quality furniture became a serious challenge. Instead of waiting months for overseas shipments–or […]
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