Lisa Harper
Areas of Expertise: Interior Styling & Space Planning | Color Theory & Lighting
Hi, I’m Lisa Harper, and I have always felt that you do not need a huge budget or a perfectly styled house to create a space you actually enjoy living in.
After studying Interior Design and Landscape Architecture, I spent more than 15 years helping people make their homes comfortable and practical.
Learning how color theory, space planning, and lighting work together gave me the language for what I had been doing by instinct.
I have by now styled more than 50 rooms for friends, family, and clients, from tiny bedrooms and awkward entryways to busy family living rooms.
The bathroom can be more than just a space for all the functional stuff we do every day. When using the correct colours, materials, lighting
Many modern Irish homes do not always make the most of the natural beauty surrounding them. A limited connection with nature can reduce opportunities for
Ever walked into a home in the middle of January and instantly felt calm? Luck is what you make it. Cozy is a design result.
A mattress is one of those purchases that looks simple until you actually start shopping. Suddenly, you are comparing firmness levels, foam types, coils, latex,
Ceilings often go unnoticed, but a particular style consistently draws attention upward. A tray ceiling turns dead space above your head into something worth noticing.
Every home has them. Empty dusty corners, attics and crawlspaces doing nothing. All while you yearn for more space to work, play or entertain. Here’s
Thinking about selling your home without ever putting it on the MLS? Off-market home sales are becoming increasingly popular each year and it’s easy to
Most refresh budgets die in the checkout line: four throw pillows, a brass lamp, two mirrors, and a candle the size of a paint can,
Today, people look at luxury in a new way. It is not just about fancy details now. The look now has cleaner lines and uses
If your garage does not match the rest of your house, it can hurt the curb appeal. Even if the rest of your house looks
The moment you walk through a front door, the space around you shapes how the home feels. I notice it when I walk through the
Some sunrooms end up feeling like greenhouses nobody wanted, while others become the best seat in the house. The difference usually comes down to a
