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.
Nighttime heat waves can transform your sleeping space into an uncomfortable sauna during peak summer months. Finding effective natural ways to lower indoor temperatures allows
The right roof can do far more than keep rain out. Some studies from the United States Environmental Protection Agency show that innovations these days,
Modern interiors are becoming lighter, not necessarily in colour, but in the way they occupy space. Across contemporary homes, bulky forms and visually heavy built-ins
A two-story home rarely has one consistent comfort problem. Upstairs bedrooms may stay warm at night, the living room may gain heat through large windows,
Clutter has a quiet way of taking over. It starts with a stack of mail on the entry table, spreads to remote controls scattered across
If you’re one of the 73.3% of New Hampshire households that owns a home—well above the national average—outdoor storage isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity.
We lived in the same house for four years before I admitted the box room over the stairs was a problem. Not a decor problem,
A garden shed does not have to remain a dark storage space filled with tools, half-used paint cans, and forgotten outdoor furniture. With a thorough
The premium bedding aisle has sold everyone the same story for the past twenty years. Higher thread count means better sheets. 1000 thread count is
Fort Collins has never been a city where one design solution fits every home. Walk through Old Town and you’ll find historic brick houses with
Look up. That single motion changes how a room feels, and that’s the quiet power of a vaulted ceiling. Instead of a flat plane overhead,
Patio Doors That Blur the Line Between Indoor and Outdoor Living Key takeaways: How to match a patio door type to your opening size and
