Unlock the harmony & beauty in your home.

A bathroom with white hexagonal tile flooring, a white vanity with a marble countertop and built-in sink, yellow wall-mounted lamps on either side of a round mirror, framed art on the wall, and a wooden cabinet with rattan doors, a small potted plant, and a black device on top.

Thoughtfully designed spaces that feel as beautiful as they are functional; that is my goal for every project I work on.

Whether you're preparing to sell or settling in, I help bring out the best in every home.

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Cozy living room with a cream armchair with a leather pillow and a black-and-white cat lounging on it, a large potted plant, a side table with a lamp, a wooden coffee table with a floral arrangement, curtains over a window, and a stone fireplace.
Cozy living room with a green sectional sofa, wooden coffee table with a white bowl and vase of greenery, window with curtains, side table with a lamp, a round mirror and wood plank treatment on the wall, and a wooden ceiling.
Two beds with wooden headboards, beige quilts, and gray pillows in a bedroom with patterned wallpaper and a small nightstand with a lamp between them.

Great design doesn’t require starting from scratch.


By working with what you have, I create spaces that feel intentional, functional, and effortlessly beautiful.

My Story
A kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, a stove, and a kitchen island. There are shelves with dishes, a microwave, and various small appliances. A dining table with chairs and a vase with flowers are in the foreground. The room has tile flooring and two light fixtures hanging from the ceiling.
Before and after kitchen photos: The top picture shows cherry wood cabinets with granite countertops and stainless appliances. The bottom shows new open shelving, white subway tile backsplash, and same cherry cabinets and counters.

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After

Butler, Pennsylvania
Unplanned Kitchen Facelift

It was the day after Thanksgiving in 2021 when our stove suddenly stopped working. With Christmas Eve hosting just weeks away, the pressure was on to find a replacement.

At the time, many appliances were backordered due to Covid, and rather than settle for something that didn’t meet our needs, we took it as an opportunity to finally upgrade to a wider range — something we had considered for years.

Fortunately, we found a double-oven range in stock and on sale for Black Friday — and just like that, a month-long remodel sprint began.

We kept most of the existing cabinetry, removing the back wall uppers to open the space. A plate rack was replaced with a slim microwave, and we layered in an off-white subway tile backsplash, open shelving, and a custom-framed vent hood to complete the transformation.

Design Takeaway:
Strategic updates — like removing upper cabinets and adding layered finishes — can completely transform a space without a full renovation. Opening up sightlines and layering in thoughtful details made our kitchen feel new.

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Before & after kitchen photos: The top shows a kitchen with wooden cabinets, a stove, pink carpet & wooden ceiling. The second shows the same kitchen area w/new paint, carpet, and barstools. Same cabinets and wooden ceiling.

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After

Collier, West Virginia
Forever Home Paint and Carpet Selection

Before Michele and Don even closed on their new home, they reached out for my help to create a cohesive color palette and design plan.


With large paint board samples and a focus on identifying the undertones of the existing finishes, I was able to confidently narrow down and recommend the right paint selections.

Once the color palette was established, we selected carpeting to complement the overall design. The end result is a warm, earthy palette that beautifully enhances the home’s natural woodwork.

Design Takeaway:
A well-balanced color palette starts with understanding the undertones of what’s staying.

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Bathroom with a toilet in the foreground, a shower with frosted glass doors, patterned wallpaper, and a wooden door on the right.

Before

A bathroom with a wooden vanity, white sink, gold fixtures, a wall mirror with a gold frame, a wicker basket on the toilet, floral curtains, and a three-light wall sconce.

After

Medina, Ohio
1990’s Bathroom Makeover

When Ken and Mary Aileen built their forever home in 1992, they prioritized the big investments and opted for builder-basic finishes in the bathrooms.

More than 30 years later, the wallpaper was showing its age and the space was ready for a refresh. With the goal of avoiding a full renovation, I reimagined the room by introducing a new vanity, faucet, mirror, and light fixture, along with updated flooring and a floor-to-ceiling curtain to soften and disguise the rarely used shower.

The result is a fresh, functional bathroom that feels more open, intentional, and welcoming for visiting family and guests.

Design Takeaway:
Thoughtful surface-level updates can dramatically improve function and feel — no major demolition required.

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A bedroom with dark walls and a large window, a wooden dresser, an acoustic guitar on a stand, and a tall mirror. There are framed landscape art pieces on the wall and a shelf with various items. A bed with a pillow is partially visible in the foreground.

My Story:

“I believe every home has untapped potential.”

My love for design began in childhood—convincing friends how much “fun” it would be to rearrange their bedroom furniture.


What started as afternoons of heavy lifting has grown into a business I truly love, centered around creating warm, welcoming spaces.

I believe every home has untapped potential. Through a thoughtful, layered approach to design, I transform spaces without the need for full-scale renovation—bringing balance, function, and beauty into everyday living.

Whether you're preparing your home for sale or looking to fall in love with your space again, my goal is to bring out the best in your home in a way that feels natural, cohesive, and uniquely yours.

  • “Shannon is truly so talented at design. I trust her and love her style and taste. She’s my designer forever! She’s the freaking best!”

    Catie F., homeowner

  • “Working with Shannon was fun and informative! She looks at color with a keen eye and understands how to identify undertones to achieve a cohesive and beautiful end result.”

    Mary R., homeowner

  • "Shannon’s visionary skills and ability to transform a room, or in our case, a big house, was a dream."

    Michele M., homeowner