As I reflect on reaching the 10-year milestone with ES Designs, I am filled with gratitude and excitement. Ten years ago, I embarked on this journey with a passion for design. I did not have a focus, but I knew I wanted to use design to make a house feel like home. Over the years, ES Designs has become a place where thoughtful design meets meaningful transformation. In this post, I’m sharing the lessons I’ve learned, the projects that have inspired me, the journey to becoming

When it comes to creating a home that feels both beautiful and balanced, few choices are more impactful than your color palette.

A jungle themed bedroom blends earthy textures, deep colors, and curated decor to transform your space into a lush retreat that feels equal parts relaxing and invigorating.

Designing a home should always reflect the people who live in it. But for individuals with autism, thoughtful interior design can do more than just look good — it can create safety, reduce stress, and support everyday life.

Thinking about a kitchen refresh? Whether you’re swapping hardware or reworking your layout, this guide from a Certified Kitchen & Bath Designer (CKBD) covers smart upgrades that elevate both form and function. From improved storage to safer, more accessible layouts, these design ideas are built for real life, beautiful, practical, and tailored to your needs.

For many homeowners, the basement is just an unfinished space—bare concrete, open framing, exposed ductwork. But finishing your basement adds real, usable square footage to your home without the need for an addition.

Sensory-friendly design is all about creating spaces that feel good - not just visually, but through every sense. It means being intentional with lighting, colors, textures, sounds, and even smells.

Transform your backyard into a welcoming haven for all. By incorporating thoughtful design elements like level surfaces, ample lighting, and sensory-friendly features, you can create an outdoor space that's both beautiful and accessible. Discover how to make your patio, garden, or kitchen inclusive, comfortable, and stylish. Ready to reimagine your outdoor living area?

Designing for neurodiverse needs means creating calming, functional spaces. Small changes like soothing lighting, personalized rooms, and clear visual cues can help reduce overwhelm. Safe features, such as childproof locks or slip-resistant floors, make spaces more accessible. By considering these needs, we can design homes that support independence, safety, and comfort, allowing everyone—regardless of challenges—to thrive.

Create an eco-friendly home by choosing sustainable materials, energy-efficient appliances, and long-lasting products to reduce your environ

In today’s fast-paced world, finding peace and tranquility at home is more important than ever. Your living space should be a sanctuary where you can unwind, relax, and recharge. Achieving this sense of calm doesn’t happen by accident; it requires intentional design choices that foster a peaceful atmosphere. Here’s how you can create a serene environment with careful attention to lighting, color, texture, noise control, and furniture. 1. Lighting: Setting the Mood Lighting is

Discover how to design a bathroom that is safe, stylish, and accessible with universal and sensory-friendly features for all users.

When designing our homes, we often focus on immediate needs: a stylish kitchen, a cozy living room, or functional storage solutions. While these elements are important for creating a space you love, it’s equally vital to consider the future. Planning ahead ensures your home remains a haven that evolves with your changing lifestyle and reduces the need for costly remodels later. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by applying universal design principles—a set of

Discover tips for creating cozy spaces at home this holiday season to help families combat stress and embrace relaxation together.

Celebrate National Adoption Month by creating inviting spaces that strengthen family bonds and make every meal a cherished memory!

Create a Neurodiverse Command Center in just 3 sq. ft. with a calendar, routines, goals, and more. Get the guide & shopping list now!