06/03/2026
Welcome to my {home} office. ✨
Our house plans originally included a “his” office… at least according to my husband. 🫣 Until I started my business and suddenly the room became covered in flowers, timelines, and a hundred little wedding details at any given moment.
The inspiration for this space started with the Rifle Paper Co. hydrangea wallpaper. I wanted something fun and layered behind my desk for video calls, but none of the colorways fully matched the vision I had in my head. So we reached out to Paint it Up Murals about hand painting it instead… and it turned out even better than I imagined.
I love that we were able to carry the same base color throughout the entire room. I was honestly so nervous to fully color drench the space, but now I can’t imagine it any other way.
The aged brass drawer pulls brought in a little sophistication, the touches of white oak warmed everything up, and the oversized mirror ended up being one of my favorite accidental design decisions. Truthfully, I just needed something tall enough to hide a TV outlet we weren’t using, but the height added so much to the room.
And of course I had to do Clea and Joanna-inspired rainbow bookshelves. I definitely didn’t own enough books to fill the top shelf, so Facebook Marketplace came through with stacks of random used books. Don’t look too closely at the titles or spines because absolutely none of it makes sense. 🙈 But somehow it works, and it may honestly be my favorite part of the room.
The green curtains tied everything together in the end. I may or may not have ordered at least a dozen pairs before finding the exact right shade for this space.
It’s funny how a room can become so much more than what it was originally intended for. What started as an extra office in our floor plans somehow became the backdrop to late-night timelines, client calls, creative projects, and a business I care so deeply about.
Although most days it looks a little less “photo worthy” and a little more comfy clothes, cold brew coffee, and a poodle at my feet… so don’t let these photos fool you. Getting to build a business inside a space that feels this inspiring is something I’ll never take for granted.
Designer: Kaycee Cutts Interiors
Mural: Paint It Up Murals
Drawer Pulls: John Ward Interiors & Gifts
Paint Color: SW Waterloo
Photographer: Nikki Bardwell Photography
