home decor

By taking the time to plan everything out during the pre-design phase, they were able to make use of items they already had and feel confident that the house would suit them perfectly once they moved in.

Matt Morarity preserved the grandeur of the parlor, which already showcased a mosaic-tiled gas fireplace, stained-glass windows, and a 100-year-old grand theater chandelier (one of 15 such period fixtures throughout the house).

Says Tom Myers of Kittle’s Studio, “They’re a great way to add an intense pop of color and texture in a room.”

One interior designer’s secret source of custom Hoosier-made wood furniture.

Geometry, simplified.

An architectural copper chair, glam high-tops, and Greek-key glassware.

Most of the finds here require imagination, but not everything—like a double-sided apothecary cabinet, perfect for kitchen storage.

How to dress up dark denim, your Mini shoe to buy now, and a limited-edition Naptown Roller Girls tee that will disappear fast.

Says Erin Loechner, “The possibilities are endless, especially at such an affordable price point.”

Says interior-design company owner Heidi Woodman, “I would use this fabulous light in a bedroom or a woman’s office, keep the palette all white, and focus on mixing textures.”

Kick back and relax on these 18 leather pillows.

But even with these stately features, perhaps the most costly details were the lavish imported fixtures and finishes, such as the dining room’s $24,000 Venini chandelier and silver-leaf ceiling.

“My home is like a little old lady that I have time to take care of now,” the journalist says. Plus, she guides us on a video tour of key features in the space.

Purple shades are coming up rosy this season.

The featured vendors includes some we haven’t seen on the much-hyped handmade circuit around Indianapolis.