Design

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Discover What's In Design

Your home should feel like you — not just in how it looks, but in how it supports your day-to-day life. The Design section is where ideas start to take shape, helping you create spaces that feel comfortable, personal, and easy to live in.

Here, we explore everything from overall home styles to the smaller details that make a space feel finished. Some homes reflect the character of the Tri-Cities, while others pull inspiration from all over — modern, farmhouse, coastal, mid-century, or something completely your own. There’s no one right way to design a home, and that’s part of what makes it fun.

You’ll find inspiration and guidance for:

  • Architecture, styles & trends — from locally inspired homes to ideas drawn from across the country
  • Colors, materials & finishes that bring warmth, personality, and lasting quality into your space
  • Creative spaces & workshops for hobbies, crafting, or simply having a place to unwind
  • Home offices that feel organized and productive without losing comfort
  • Interior design ideas that improve flow, function, and everyday living
  • Kitchens & bathrooms designed to be beautiful, practical, and built to last

It’s not just about creating something that looks good in photos — it’s about creating a home that feels right when you walk through the door. And while design should feel inspiring and personal, we also help you understand the key decisions behind it, so your choices hold up over time, not just in the moment.

A woman working in a kitchen with open shelving and a hidden pantry.
An example of a mountain kitchen in e tn.
A woman working in one of the kitchen work triangles.
A house with sustainable architectural design.
Live edge walnut in a kitchen.
Biophilic colors in a house.
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