23 Dec D2E in the News
Recently, d2e was delighted to see a kitchen they designed in a Philadelphia Inquirer that featured pet friendly design. ...
08 Dec Psychology in Design
An understanding of environmental psychology is essential to good interior design. Learn how to be a good partner to your client....
11 Nov Tea with Tara: Meet Design Consultant Stephanie
Meet our d2e design consultant, Stephanie. Her travel has significantly informed her work as an interior designer....
28 Oct Spring Avenue Sunroom, Part 3
Here we feature a sunroom decor inspired by the vibrant colors and imagery of Mexico. Fuchsia, teal and yellow define the sun filled space....
21 Oct Inside Look at Team d2e
Meet the team at down2earth interior design. Here we share what the culture at the firm is like, and how we function, as a group....
07 Oct Project Spotlight: Laurier Lane
This Bryn Mawr home gets a beautiful renovation of its bathrooms and bedrooms. Shades of cream, grey, navy and pink are featured....
02 Sep Delays in the Interior Design Industry
We provide an explanation to why the interior design industry is experiencing so many delays. Also, tips for working around these obstacles....
20 May Budgeting for Interior Design Projects
How do I budget for my interior design project? You’re beginning an interior design project and you have a bit money saved up to do it. How do you know whether...
06 Apr Homes Are Changing Due to the Pandemic
View recent articles from The Philadelphia Inquirer and the Jewish Exponent that feature down2earth interior design and explore how homes are changing due to the pandemic....
29 Jan Best of Houzz Awards for Design and Service for 2021
We are proud to announce that down2earth interior design has won best of Houzz 2021 for BOTH service and design. ...
27 Jan Project Spotlight: Harrogate Way
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Project Spotlight: When empty nesters downsize and use our interior design expertise to transform what was the plain kitchen/dining room space into a beautiful and functional kitchen/mudroom/bar space. ...
30 Dec Using Every Inch of Your Home
Just before the holiday, I was contacted by Michaelle Bond, a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, who was working on a story about some of the smaller/quicker/less-expensive home improvement projects...
15 Dec End of the Year Top 10
Time was an interesting thing this year. It seemed some days and even weeks went by slowly, but the months flew by. Here we are at the end of the...
02 Dec Philadelphia Magazine Feature, “Art of the Home Office”
How do you carve out an at-home workspace that will help you stay on task and keep you feeling professional — even on days when you never get out of...
03 Nov Top 10: Shades of Persimmon
At this time of the year, social media is full of carved pumpkins, pumpkin spice latte, Halloween costumes, and apple cinnamon fragrances. However, in fall, my favorite fruit (less known...
26 Oct Aspiring Interior Designer Q&A
My 13 year old niece, Bella, dreams of being an interior designer. Like me, she is spending her middle school years doodling floorplans. This August, she spent a...
07 Oct Kitchen & Bath Design News Magazine Cover
Down2Earth Interior Design is so excited to have our work showcased on the cover of Kitchen & Bath Design News magazine’s September/October Edition! The cover features our Belmont Avenue project, check out...
04 Sep Sunroom Progress, Part 2
Last time on the blog, we shared design inspiration that captures the color, joy and exuberance of those brilliant indoor/outdoor spaces you find in Mexico. Read Part 1, Sunroom Inspiration here...
31 Jul Sunroom Inspiration, Part 1
With limited travel options available during the pandemic, everyone is spending lots more time at home. Many are even looking for ways to incorporate interior design elements from their favorite...
27 Jul Celebrating Chocolate and Interior Design, Top 10
“Chocolate is happiness you can eat,” – Ursula Kohaupt. In a year that, to date, has been tough on everyone, it’s nice to remember that all bad days can be improved...