When Miya first reached out through our website from her new townhome in Winston-Salem, NC, her request sounded simple: she needed help choosing artwork, a rug, and curtains. She had a beautiful space with tons of potential—clean lines, tall ceilings, and natural light—but it still felt unfinished. Like many new builds, the home had great bones but lacked the warmth, personality, and function she wanted.

The holidays are right around the corner — and if you’re hosting family or friends this year, you might already be looking around your home wondering how to make it feel more inviting. The good news? You don’t need a full remodel to get your space holiday-ready. With a few thoughtful updates and styling tips, you can create a warm, functional, and beautiful environment your guests will love.

Some renovations are years in the making—and Misty’s kitchen remodel was one of them. For years, she dreamed of updating her well-loved but outdated kitchen. The space, built in the 1970s, had seen a few small updates over time, but it still carried that old, closed-in feel. Misty envisioned something entirely different: a bright, classic, and luxurious kitchen that felt as fresh and inviting as the rest of her home.

Every parent dreams of creating a space where their child feels at home—cozy enough for playtime but designed to last through the teenage years. When Jamie asked us to redesign her daughter’s room, her goal was simple: transform a builder-grade bedroom into a custom sanctuary that her daughter could grow with.

Let’s be real—interior design trends are everywhere. From social media feeds to home makeover shows, it can feel like there's always something new you’re supposed to love. But here’s the thing: trends come and go, and your home? It should last.

Spring is in full swing, and for many homeowners, May marks the perfect time to start a home remodel. Whether you're updating a kitchen, revamping a bathroom, or transforming your entire living space, preparation is key to a smooth and successful renovation. Getting organized now can help reduce stress, avoid delays, and ensure you get the most from your investment. Here are six smart steps to take before the first hammer swings.

Design a Kitchen That Looks Beautiful—and Functions Even Better A gorgeous kitchen is great—but if it doesn’t support your daily routine, it can quickly become a source of stress. At Kendall Sharpe Designs, we believe your kitchen should do more than just look good—it should work hard for you.