The start of 2026 has already been marked by meaningful moments for Laurel Alexander Interiors. From celebrating the Grand Opening of a beautifully curated, to-the-trade design showroom in Nashville to preparing for the announcement of new design honors later this month, this season feels like a reflection of the partnerships, craftsmanship, and intention that guide our work every day. Each milestone, in its own way, represents what matters most to us. Thoughtful design. Trus

For us, January always feels like a moment to reset and refocus. It may feel quieter on the surface, but there’s a lot happening beneath it. Plans are taking shape. Ideas are becoming clearer. There’s a renewed focus on how we live, gather, and invest in the spaces that support our everyday lives. At Laurel Alexander Interiors, this season of fresh starts feels especially meaningful. While we continue serving our Georgia-based clients, we’re also excited to formally expand ou

There’s something about the start of a new year that invites clarity. It’s a natural pause point. A chance to look at what worked, what evolved, and where we want to grow next.  For me, this season is less about resolutions and more about intention. Thoughtful choices. Designing not just spaces, but a pace and direction that feel aligned. As we step into the new year, I’m excited about what’s ahead!   Both for Laurel Alexander Interiors and for the clients and homes we’ll be

As we head into the holiday season, I find myself reflecting on what this year has brought.  The projects completed, the homes transformed, and the wonderful people I’ve had the privilege to work with. The holidays have a way of slowing us down just enough to notice what really matters. For me, that always comes back to gratitude. Gratitude for the clients who trust me with their homes, the vendors and partners who help bring each vision to life, and the small moments of joy

If you’ve known me for any length of time, you’ve probably heard me say that design inspiration is everywhere; you just have to slow down long enough to notice it. This fall, I finally did just that. I took a trip to Greece (and a few neighboring countries).  I’ve dreamed about it for years, and it turned out to be more than a vacation.  It was a goal I had placed on my “dream board” two years ago during a coaching program, something that represented what I wanted to build to