Ester White Gherea

In design, there’s something called negative space—and no, it’s not a bad thing. It’s actually one of the most powerful tools I use when I want a room to feel peaceful, open, and clear.

Have you ever stayed in an Airbnb or a vacation rental that felt like a dream? Where you walked in and thought, “I could live here.” That’s not an accident. That’s good design.

Lighting isn’t just about being able to see. It’s about how a room makes you feel. And when you layer it the right way, lighting becomes the quiet hero of every beautiful space.

Have you ever touched something and suddenly felt calm, excited, or even cozy—just because of how it felt?

Let me tell you a secret: you don’t need a big space to make a big impact. Some of the most beautiful, cozy, and creative designs I’ve ever done were in tiny rooms.

Let’s be honest—trends can be fun. They’re everywhere! On TikTok, Pinterest, TV shows... even your friend’s newly decorated apartment.

You can turn your own bathroom into a dreamy, peaceful spa sanctuary—a place that makes you breathe deeper the moment you step in.

Imagine this: You walk into a furniture store, your eyes land on a beautiful velvet sofa, and your heart skips a beat. It’s perfect. Or is it?