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Bright and light, coming right up! Have a look at a 2021 townhouse kitchen #wrenovation in Connecticut! No space is too small or too big, with the right guidance and attention to detail your home can become a beautiful extension of your story. Here’s an example right from my home to yours. Have a look at this quick video for the transformation. All cabinetry sourced from Wren Kitchens.
Videographer: Tom Ford
We were thrilled to be included in October 2021’s Issue of Hey Rhody speaking about fall design ideas.
“Lighting is the mother of enhancers; no matter what house I’m in or the style I’m emphasizing, every light is on a dimmer,” says Cortizo. “From living spaces to bookcase interiors and bathrooms – dimmers! I also burn candles every day because why not? Flowers bring added life, music brings depth to the air, and I use everything. I don’t wait for special occasions because you can never be sure if there will be another one. Every day is special, so why not celebrate daily?” Read more here.
NEW PODCAST! I greatly enjoyed chatting with Marianne Cherico and taking part in her fantastic podcast “Home Stagers and Designers on Fire Podcast.” Listen to the episode here.
A career honor to be included with four talented Boston Designers to discuss design inspiration. Joanna Saltz, Editioral Directior of House Beautiful led our candid talk and made us feel like super stars that day. Click below to read the details.
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The Power of a woman should never be underestimated. International woman’s day & House Beautiful.
Inspiration is found in many ways. At Cortizo Interiors, it begins with the client.
“The fall of 2018 “Heading Home to Dinner” event to Kim Macumber, Linda Holt and myself to Morocco. The three of us designed this table to raise funds for the homeless in the Boston area. The event founded by Mally Skok, Elizabeth Benedict and Kristen Rivoli raised $111,000.00 that year. The event is one of the brightest lights in Boston from the design community. ”
Giving back can be one of the most rewarding experiences.
All Moroccan images photographed by Emily O’Brien.
“How to make a house your home? I always start with editing out anything that I don’t need or love. I want to look at everything in my home and have it elevate my thoughts or make a connection to something meaningful to me.
A home should tell a story in a way that is curated and not overwhelming. A visual conversation that one eases into when entering, an exchange that teases one into wanting more.
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