Sustainable Interior Design Blog | Sesshu Design Associates

How to Make a House a Home - 5 Simple Steps

Using our 5 simple tips to improve the look and feel of your apartment or house, you can instantly capture what ‘home’ feels like and inject some design inspiration back into your life.

3 Reasons Induction Stoves Are Better Than Gas Stoves

If you are building a new home or remodeling your kitchen, consider these reasons why induction stoves are better than gas stoves.

Earthly Accessorizing - Minerals That Add Interest

One of the characteristic trademarks of my interior design is the use of organic, natural and earthy elements that reflect my love of nature

Expert Design Tips for a Date Night at Home

Show your home some extra love this February with interior design tips that are perfect for date night.

How to Keep Your Home Organized With One Simple Trick

Tired of having to constantly fold blankets, stack magazines, or find somewhere to quickly store children’s toys? Us too! The trouble is, a house without these items can begin to feel like a showhouse or the type of home that just isn’t livable for the average family.

Triangles - The Key to a Great Kitchen

A well-designed kitchen will have a work triangle that allows the cook to operate efficiently and easily. Essentially, the work triangle is the relationship of the three major work areas in any kitchen: cooking, preparing, and clean-up.

How to Successfully Plan & Finish Your Interior Design Project During the Holidays

The winter season is the perfect time to start interior design projects, and we're here with our tips for keeping the momentum going and completing your projects.

Tips for Creating an Eco-Friendly Bathroom

One of my favorite blog sites is Inhabitat.com because of the variety of eco-friendly topics they cover. Bathroom design is a key factor to consider when going for a sustainable home.

5 Ways to Transform Your Home Into a Cozy Cocoon This Fall

Looking for some easy tips on how to prepare your home for fall and winter? We're here with 5 ways to make your home interiors more cozy and inviting for all.

The Many Facades of Western Interior Design

When some people think of 'Western' interior design, cowhide, leather and tan color schemes may come to mind. While cowboy motifs with fabrics that evoke life on the ranch or Native American patterns are common themes, western design can mean different things to different people.