As designers, we are always looking to get a jump start on applying future trends to our work to keep things fresh and exciting. It’s our job, as designers, to know what trends will stay timeless for our clients and transform their space into a place they can enjoy now and in the future.

Have you caught the decorating bug? It’s always the same story. Once you start planning out a new project, you suddenly start to see elements in other rooms that you’d like to change too. Do you really have the time and ability to decorate more than one room at a time?

  Hannah

Whilst living in Barcelona, I saw mini cacti being sold all over La Rambla, and I quickly developed a love for our prickly friends. They make any space feel so airy and light. There are so many types and colors to play around with, as well as some neat display options. My personal favorites are minimalist wall art pieces, terrariums that either sit on display or even hang from the ceiling, and the unique ceramic pieces that house multiple baby cacti. Much like my two head vases I filled with my own mini cacti garden just the other day!

With spring comes the ushering in of change, and often an overwhelming feeling follows. Who has time to update their home decor every season? Does the task of spring cleaning make you want to go into hiding with your winter boots? Yeah, us too. So team LED has come up with a few Spring Decor Tips to help you create a home you love to live in, without a lot of hassle.

Apartment living often means squishing all of your stuff into 800 square feet. While we have tips and tricks for making any space grandeur, these tips are for your smallest spaces that we recently presented to the residents at Elysian West–  a luxury apartment complex in Las Vegas.

Our team recently shared some Christmas decorating tips with our friends at the Review Journal. Of course we want to share them with all of you too! Want to find your holiday decorating style or maybe just want to add a few tips to your already decorated home? We’ve got your back.

Every once in awhile we’re asked to contribute our opinion for local or national media outlets… see our latest below:

For most college freshmen, moving into the dorms this fall will be their first foray into independent living, but that doesn’t mean it comes without rules: no holes in the walls, no paint, no removing furniture, no damage to the room. But don’t despair, there’s plenty of ways to make the room your own, and make it suit your needs.

We love helping our #APJ readers out, keep the #AskAPJ questions coming! Annie tagged us on Instagram asking for help with the design of her narrow format living room & dining room. She shared the following picture as well. She says, “Here is a head scratcher. Our loooooong living room features some of our favorite antique pieces, but lacks color etc. We’re looking to replace dining chairs, but what style and color? How about different curtains? Ack! Help a design loving yet challenged gal! P.S. did I mention besides antique pieces and the floor I loathe the color brown?”

We are well into the new year now, would you say that you kicked it off with a nice, clean “blank” slate? As much as I plan ahead and make my lists, somehow I don’t ever feel like I can hit the ground running on January 1. From holiday hangovers {aka food comas} to refusing to take down festive decorations {no judging, my tree is still up}, the task of organizing your life {for me it’s the office} can be daunting. All I have to say is… GET IT TOGETHER! 🙃

Hi everyone! I’m Austrie, Lisa’s Design Assistant, and I’m beyond excited about the invitation to be a contributor to this Décor & Style Blog, All Por Ju. (Thanks Lisa!) I just graduated from BYU-Idaho’s Interior Design program this spring and I love the experiences being an Interior Designer brings in the glamorous city of Las Vegas!