Moore House Design Project REVEAL DAY!
We are thrilled to introduce our DC ROW Project! Showcasing some of our favorite Roweam vintage pieces, this comprehensive project involved full-service design, renovation, and furnishings in the vibrant heart of Logan Circle NW, Washington, DC.
Read MoreNew England Home proudly unveils Blair Moore, Creative Director and Principal of Moore House Design, as the distinguished recipient of the 5 Under 40 award in its prestigious 15th annual program. Blair Moore's exceptional talent, unwavering dedication, and active engagement within New England's design sphere have earned her this esteemed accolade. Congratulations!
Read MoreROWEAM stand as a beacon of luxury in the realm of furniture design, crafting heirloom custom pieces that stir a profound sense of timeless nostalgia. At ROWEAM, our creations are more than mere furniture—they are embodiments of inspiration, meticulously conceived by visionary designers, meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, and meticulously sourced with the utmost industry expertise.
We hope you become a part of the New Nostalgia.
Read MoreMoore House Design Project REVEAL DAY!!! Introducing our Minimalist Club Project! Wheew! Featuring some of our favorite Roweam vintage pieces, this was a full-service design, renovation, and furnishings project at the covetable Aquickneck Club in Rhode island.
Read MoreMoore House Design is FINALLY Revealing our Belgian Mid-Century Project! Wheew! This home has recently been featured on House Beautiful so we thought what better time to show you around!
Read MoreWe will be launching ROWEAM in September with a few collections and a whole lot of love. Make sure you’re signed up on the R-List to be the first to know about limited launches, new pieces and all the in-between.
We hope you become a part of the New Nostalgia.
Read MoreHow we’ve made it into the twelfth month of 2022 already, we have no idea but, here we are! It’s been an insanely busy year for our design team and we’ve still got a lot to accomplish before we wrap up for our annual holiday break… Panic-attacks aside, we’re taking one of our last blogs of the year to tell y’all a bit Moore* about one of our most prevalent project categories AND reveal some of the design goodness our team has been dreaming up for the Cabin we’re working on in Telluride, CO. She’s epic and we’re totally swooning because our clients are game for all of the patterns and colors we’re pulling.
Read MoreWe’re back with our second RTRU, it has an acronym now, and we are thinking this content might be worthy of its own recurring column. That said, Round Top is one of our most important sourcing trips of the year — so important in fact that we’re starting to make our way down to texas multiple times per year. This antique show (we say “show”, but to be honest, it’s really its own town) is one of our favorites to attend because of its “one-stop-shopping” nature. The almost excessive variety, high quality, and unparalleled uniqueness of pieces at Round Top this past October, and every time we make the trip is so darn good that we feel like we’d be doing y’all a disservice if we didn’t share the goodness.
Read MoreWe’re huge art gals around here and for some reason the change of season has us feeling compelled to take a moment to share our thoughts on the subject…Again! So, if you missed Pt. 1 — check it out here, and if not, here’s ‘a bit Moore’ info on our favorite subject. We’ve said it before, and at the risk of sounding like a broken record, we’ll say it again — but we believe that art is an integral piece of any successful interior space.
Read MoreThe strokes of the subtly undulating lime-wash plaster dance across the angled walls. An original wood beam powdered by historic touches of dehydrated lime stands reminiscent of the old sea captain who built this place. Sanded back wide-planked floors strengthen the home’s rustic nature. And the plethora of windows, custom cabinetry details, massive center island, and vintage wood stove, this kitchen is a broody bold coast dream come true. We brought this kitchen back to the 21st century without losing one bit of its historic charm.
Read MoreBrimming with charming details like smoky black cabinetry, textural brick walls, and modernized colonial details, we completely transformed this space for our clients. Here on the east coast, our interiors are usually not the largest in square footage so it’s imperative that we meticulously consider the flow, and functionality of each space within a complete design. After reading that, it won’t come as a surprise that many of our clients find themselves needing more space!! With their growing family, our young clients came to us in search of a harder working, more open-concept floor plan filled with smart storage and charm-filled, modern accents. Our signature style here at Moore House Design is what we like to call “broody'“ which if you’re unfamiliar is the yummy combination of moodiness and brightness in a space. The perfect balance of these elements creates a space that feels relaxed, modern, and rich in character.
Read MoreAs you’ve probably noticed by now, we do things a little differently around here! Antiques and designer pieces are the love language of our interiors. Antiques are the backbone of our practice here at Moore House Design. Naturally, we focus on sourcing only the best of the best which is a painstaking process. Roundtop is our first stop other than sourcing directly from the European market. We've rounded up some tricks of the trade as well as some of our favorite spots and finds from our time in Texas.
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