I've come to believe the strongest designers are master storytellers.

The older I get, the more my mother tells me I could’ve been a writer. In a sense, I suppose I am. There’s an innate desire within me to tell a captivating story. And so I do that. I tell stories through design with color, texture, light and form.

Our stories run deep - small fragments of ourselves working in unison toward something bigger. We can't address the home until we can dive into those fragments: our minds and bodies, our marriages and families, our communities at large and the way God intercedes in each aspect. When we strive for growth in each area, and create a space that supports it all, only then we can find true peace and pure joy in our homes. Pollylovely is a space where we can explore all of these things, knowing in the end we will have a deeper, truer connection with the walls around us, the roof over our head and all that lies in between.

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There are many ways in which we tell stories: through words, images, song and even mannerisms. Style is a way to tell a story in three dimensions. Just as the most interesting stories can be told in different methods, we can harness and mix varying styles in a space to paint a fuller picture, one with depth and purpose.

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If I can promise you anything, it’s that your home is saying something. It may be saying you value efficiency or that your life revolves around time with loved ones. Maybe it’s saying you’re tired and need a change. Whatever its message is at the moment, let’s control that narrative moving forward. Allow your home to speak boldly about your family and your values, your past experiences, your hopes and dreams.

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Let’s tell your story and let’s tell it well.