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JOURNAL

Indoor gym with multiple treadmills and elliptical machines arranged in a row, red accent wall, black ceiling with recessed lighting, and a large projection screen on the wall.
FROM VACANT TO VIBRANT | 10FITNESS CANTRELL
Interior of a modern, stylish home with wooden dining table, rattan-backed chairs, beige armchair, and kitchen in the background with shelves, plants, and a white teapot.
CASA COUTURE: Interior Designers a Worthwhile Investment for a Beautiful, Functional Home

PRESS

A young woman with long brown hair smiling and posing with her arms crossed, wearing a white blouse with ruffled sleeves, standing indoors with a plant and abstract wall art in the background, and a logo in the top left corner that reads '2025 amptop 100 Professionals'
AMP Top 100 Professionals | Stacey Breezeel
A flat lay of interior design materials including a color palette, a notebook with brownie cover, a plant, a tablet showing a room interior, and a card with 'way to shine' written on it, on a marble surface.
AY INTERIOR DESIGNER AWARDS 2026

RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS

Modern kitchen with white cabinets, a kitchen island with a blue base, beige and blue chairs, pendant lighting, marble backsplash, and green plants.
NEW CONSTRUCTION RESIDENCE | WYNNE, AR
A cozy living room corner with a large window, a light gray sofa with beige and gray pillows, a beige lamp on a green vase, a tall indoor plant, and a marble-topped coffee table with books.
BLACKBERRY RENOVATION | SEARCY, AR

COMMERCIAL PROJECTS

Interior view of a modern restaurant with high ceilings, blue acoustic panels, large windows, and wooden tables set with glasses and napkins, illuminated by hanging and track lighting.
DRAFT + TABLE | ARGENTA
Modern white sideboard with a gold base, topped with a decorative bowl and two table lamps with textured white bases and white drum shades, against a painted wall with a large abstract sky landscape painting, a potted plant in a woven basket, and a beige carpet.
CORNERSTONE CLINIC FOR WOMEN | ALDERSGATE

POSTS

We're thrilled to share that our co-owner and commercial lead, Stacey Breezeel, has been named one of @LittleRockSoiree 's 2026 Women to Watch, a recognition honoring local leaders making a powerful impact in business, philanthropy, and the community
Stacey wrote about the three pillars that protect a home (materials, zones, and air quality) in her last journal post. Today, I'm picking up where she left off. Once the protective work is done, you're left with the rooms you actually live in. And a
Two years ago, Natalie shared a KBIS NextStage in Las Vegas with @AnitaYokota. The panel was about healthy home design, and Anita's perspective stayed with our team long after the conference ended. She's a licensed therapist and a designer, and her w
@staceybreezeel wrote an editorial for @greenhomebuilder Green Home Builder this spring on what healthy home design actually looks like — beyond the recycled materials and the energy ratings. Her starting point: most of us have learned to live
"Wellness is the outcome — a lifestyle, not a trend." That was the thread of woven through Stacey’s discussion at KBIS 2026, on a panel called Slow Design: Wellness, Sustainability, and the Beauty of Enough. Moderated by Avi
📂 File under "things we didn't learn in design school!" While design principles absolutely apply, styling and accessorizing isn't taught in school, but it's something we do for almost very project. For us, it's a break from the desk wo
April showed up. While heading into May, we had to take a minute to reflect on the past month (or two!) ✨ An ASID Silver for the Blackberry renovation. A Homes & Gardens feature on mid-century design. Natalie on the ASID business panel at High P
Happy National Laundry Day! Apparently, it's a real thing! 🧺 We think laundry day is a little more bearable when the space is cute. Good storage, a sink that earns its place, tile that makes you smile every single time. These two rooms are proof th
We've been quiet about this one — a lakeside new construction that we've been part of since the very early stages. Joining the architect and clients for plan review, working through every spatial decision, and now specifying every finish, fix
First impressions: This entryway was all about setting the tone for a newly renovated home — crisp whites, grounded earth tones, and just enough personality to make you smile the moment you walk in. ✨
Commercial design starts with a conversation. Before a single finish is selected or a floor plan is drawn, we're asking questions — about how the space needs to work, who it needs to serve, and what it needs to say about the brand behind it.
We'll be honest — we don't need a holiday to reach for green. From deep hunter to soft sage, green is one of the most versatile accent colors in a well-designed space. It grounds, it refreshes, it connects a room to the natural world outside