Color Theory Interiors
Color Outside the Lines
Portfolio
A collection of thoughtful, layered spaces, curated from decades of experience and the belief that your home should feel unmistakably like you.
Sunset Breeze
South Haven, Michigan
Sunset Breeze began as a complete first-floor renovation, rethinking the kitchen and living spaces, renovating two bathrooms, and adding a laundry room.
Later, we returned for Phase Two, carrying the joyful color palette of a Lake Michigan sunset upstairs and layering it into the bedrooms.
The result is a relaxed coastal retreat that’s equal parts beautiful and livable.
Color, Tailored
A vivid rug set the palette for this furniture-and-accessories refresh. Custom upholstery, including a generous sectional, patterned chair and oversized cocktail ottoman, brought comfort, color and personality to the open living space. Collected art, thoughtful accessories and a petite dining table completed a home that feels layered, useful and distinctly theirs
Frankie's Place
A focused, budget-conscious refresh gave this vacation rental a brighter, more welcoming identity. Fresh paint and shiplap detailing brought character to the fireplace, while comfortable ready-made furnishings made the room work harder for guests. An original photograph taken by the homeowner became oversized artwork—making the view, and the home, feel entirely its own.
The Work That Came Before
From the Bayberry Design Archive
Before Color Theory, there was Bayberry Cottage. Years of collaboration with my mother, Gwen, shaped my approach to interiors and deepened my belief that a home should reflect the people who live in it. These selected projects are a glimpse into that creative partnership and the work that continues to inspire me.
