Author: Mason Keller

Mason Keller is an interior‑design consultant known for merging modern comfort with classic detail. With projects featured in regional show homes, Mason’s portfolio spans open‑concept lofts, cozy cottages, and boutique offices. He holds dual degrees in psychology and design, allowing him to craft rooms that support wellness while dazzling the eye. Mason writes step‑by‑step guides that demystify layout planning, lighting layers, and fabric mixing. Outside work, he volunteers teaching design basics to high‑school students.
You’ve been scrolling through design resources for weeks, and your phone camera roll is teeming with photos of homes that inspire you. You’ve spoken to a handful of interior designers and now face the dreaded analysis paralysis. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. The demand for the interior design market is growing fast, and experts forecast its value to reach USD$208.16 billion by 2033, a huge jump from 2024’s USD$138.63 billion. Rapid urbanization and a thriving real estate market drive this huge bump. The shifts in customer preferences, like sustainable living and maximizing space, alongside advanced visualization and design technologies, likewise…
Living in a space is not just about occupying it – it’s about projecting part of oneself into it. Emotional design begins with this conviction. Far from impersonal standards or purely functional solutions, its aim is to create interiors that connect with our inner world. Materials, forms, colours and layouts become the tools of a personal narrative, where each design choice contributes to a unique emotional atmosphere. Furniture, in this context, is not simply functional – it tells a story. Furniture as A Mirror of Personal Identity The objects that inhabit an interior are never entirely neutral. They reflect a…
The first time I saw a herringbone tile pattern, I was standing in my aunt’s old kitchen. The floor had this zigzag design that almost made the room feel like it was moving. I didn’t know what it was called then, but later I learned it was herringbone. Since then, I’ve noticed it in showers, living rooms, and even outdoor patios. It’s simple, but it always stands out. If you’ve been wondering how to use herringbone tile in your own space, you’re in the right place. In this guide, I’ll share what the herringbone pattern is, why people love it,…
When I first came across Rainwashed by Sherwin-Williams, I didn’t expect it to be the color that kept popping into my mind. I had been testing out a lot of greens and blues, and nothing felt right until this one. Rainwashed is a soft blue-green with a bit of gray mixed in. It feels calm without being dull, and that balance makes it stand out. Sherwin-Williams Rain is the shade that keeps showing up when you want a spa-like green-blue. If you’re here, you’re probably wondering if this is the right color for your walls, trim, or even outside of…
When I first found Modern Gray SW 7632 by Sherwin-Williams, I saw right away why so many people love it. This color is soft, calm, and very easy to use in any home. It sits right between gray and beige, which makes it a “greige” shade. That means it doesn’t feel too cold or too warm, and that balance is what makes it so popular. I like how it can work in almost any style, from modern homes to cozy farmhouse spaces. In this blog, I want to share everything I’ve learned about Modern Gray. I’ll discuss the basic details,…
When it comes to choosing paint, I know the shades of blue and gray can feel overwhelming. Some look too bright, while others feel too cold. For me, Sherwin-Williams Storm Cloud (SW 6249) strikes the perfect balance. It’s a deep blue-gray with just enough mood and depth to feel interesting, but not so dark that it takes over a space. I love that mix of versatility and character; it’s one reason designers and homeowners keep turning to it. In this guide, I’ll walk you through everything about Storm Cloud: how it looks in different light, the best places to use…
Intimate White by Sherwin-Williams is a soft, warm off-white that I think creates a calm and welcoming feel in any room. It’s a gentle color that isn’t too bold, but it adds a cozy touch to spaces. When I’m designing a quiet bedroom or a peaceful living room, Intimate White fits well in many settings. What I like about this color is how easily it fits into both modern and traditional designs. It goes well with many other colors, making it simple to pair with other furniture and accents. I often suggest using Intimate White to brighten smaller rooms or…
Picking the right shade of white paint can feel challenging. There are so many choices, and each one looks a little different depending on the light or room style. I’ve found that Toque White by Sherwin-Williams (SW 7003) is a soft, warm white that works beautifully in many settings. It brings a clean and calm feel to a space without looking too bright or too dull. I like how flexible this color is; it works well on walls, trim, or even exterior surfaces. It also blends easily with other shades, which makes decorating a lot less stressful. In my experience,…
Are you trying to find the real details about Sherwin-Williams’ Perfect Greige? I get it, choosing the right paint can feel overwhelming, especially when you want a color that works in any room. I’ve spent hours testing and comparing swatches like Perfect Greige Sherwin-Williams and Mega Greige Sherwin-Williams, and I know how confusing the names, undertones, and lighting effects can be. I’ve used these paints in my own home, and I understand what it’s like to want a color that feels neutral but still warm. That’s why I wrote this guide, to give you clear, practical information on color specs,…
Choosing the right paint color for your laundry room is a simple yet impactful way to transform the space. Often seen as a purely functional area, the laundry room deserves a color that reflects both its purpose and style. The right color can make the space feel larger, more organized, and even more pleasant to spend time in. Colors have the power to change the way a room feels. Additionally, some colors, like soft blues or grays, can create a calm and relaxing atmosphere, perfect for the tasks at hand. Bright colors can reflect light, while darker tones might be…