Being an interior designer requires that we become deeply intertwined with the personal nature of the profession. We are here to help bring out not only the potential of a space, but to also be of service. A designer creates the stage where we act out life's most important memories. We must capture the essence of our clients and express that by creating an environment for memories to flourish. Just like a character in a Hollywood movie, we provide the backdrop.
Homes become reflections of those who live within them, and the opportunity to help clients shape spaces that resonate with their identities and aspirations is profoundly fulfilling. Growing up, I witnessed how thoughtfully designed interiors could transform not only physical spaces but also emotional experiences, fostering comfort, creativity, and connection. This understanding drives me to approach every project with empathy and care, ensuring that each design tells a unique story and creates a sanctuary that feels truly embraces the concept of home. To me, a home is simply more.
As difficult as it may seem, I hope the survivors of such tragedies find new meanings of home through their journey. Home may become a more fluid concept—one rooted in the love of people rather than the permanence of a place. It’s in the embrace of family, the kindness of a community, and the courage to begin again.
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For those who have faced the unimaginable, the journey to reclaiming a sense of home is deeply personal. But with time, support, and resilience, the essence of home can rise from the ashes—a testament to the enduring strength of the human spirit.
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Home is More
Jeffrey Kurt
2025
January
02
January 15th
and stone; it is a sanctuary, a repository of memories, and a symbol of stability. When that is taken away, the loss can feel immeasurable and rebuilding after loss is not only about erecting walls but also about recreating the sense of safety and warmth that a home provides.
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A home is where life unfolds in its most intimate and meaningful ways. It is where children take their first steps, where celebrations are shared, and where quiet moments of solace are found. The walls are imbued with laughter, love, and even the struggles that form the fabric of family life. When a wildfire sweeps through, reducing homes to ashes, it can feel as though it has consumed a part of the very identity of those who lived there.
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n the wake of a tragedy, such as a wildfire, the word “home” takes on a profoundly poignant meaning. For many, home is far more than just a structure of wood
Home is more...
I've been thinking about what the concept of "home" means.
