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Getting Published: Three Tips for Designers

Tips from Tanna Edler on best practices for getting published as an interior designer.

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Industry Podcasts & Learning

Tune in to featured industry discussions, including Tanna Edler’s appearance on LuAnn Nigara’s A Well-Designed Business ("Seven Strategic Solutions That Saved a Spinning Interior Design Solopreneur").

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Design Writing & media

Read Tanna’s ongoing design column in Bellingham Alive Magazine and feature articles in Kitchen & Bath Business (KBB) for practical trade tips on getting published and growing a design studio.

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The Olivia

Location

Size

4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, 3,152 sq. ft.

Lot

1 acre with an RV garage (46-ft RV bay with hookup)

Kitchen

Custom cabinetry, white quartz, oversized island, GE Café appliances, 48-in built-in refrigerator

Primary Suite

Freestanding tub, custom All-City Closet with island

Future-Ready

Dedicated 200-amp service for a future 40' x 60' shop, pool and hot-tub hookup, gas BBQ stub

Comfort

Dual-zone heating and cooling, Rockwool sound insulation in all interior walls

Status

Available now: view the plan

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The Olivia offers an ideal balance of comfort and space - perfect for families who want room to gather, entertain, and grow. Designed in collaboration with award-winning TANNA BY DESIGN®, this home blends beauty, functionality, and enduring quality for everyday living and unforgettable gatherings.

Exterior:

Cement siding with LP trim and natural wood accents
Eldorado Stone Cliffstone Montecito masonry accents
Cedar-wrapped porch posts
Insulated garage doors with openers
Milgard black-framed windows
Therma-Tru exterior doors
Front-yard landscaping
Rock retaining walls throughout
Gas BBQ stub
600-amp electrical service with capacity for future connections
200-amp dedicated service for a future 40' x 60' shop at the designated location, with its own separate driveway
100-amp pool and hot-tub hookup
46-ft RV bay with RV hookup
RV bay prewired for a mini-split system
Upgraded roof rated for winds up to 130 mph
Custom weathered-bronze gutters

Interior:

Custom cabinetry with white quartz countertops
Custom built-ins throughout
Oversized kitchen island
Under-cabinet lighting
Moen plumbing fixtures
GE Cafe appliances
Luxury vinyl plank flooring
Tile flooring in bathrooms
Carpet in secondary bedrooms
42-in gas fireplace
80-gallon hybrid water heater
Water softener loop
Dual-zone heating and cooling
Hot and cold water spigot in garage
Primed, paint-ready garage walls
48-in built-in refrigerator
Upgraded garage lighting with multiple dedicated circuits
Future attic and crawl-space 20-amp dedicated J-boxes
Rockwool sound insulation in all interior walls
Freestanding tub in primary suite
All-City Closet custom primary-suite closet with island

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Modern kitchen with a large wooden island, six black bar stools, white cabinets, and three pendant lights.

Full Service Interior Design

Completely seamless and stress-free is the focus of this VIP option. Our approach is to complete an entire space, or bundled spaces, in a single installation, including a red carpet for you to enter upon at the reveal. We manage the entire process, beginning to end whether remodeling your current home, building a new one or working on a commercial space.

Specialty Consultations

The goal of our specialty consultations is to provide you with as much or as little as you need in order to create harmonious detailing for your home or business. We will be available as needed while you manage the everyday decision making and details of your project. Whether you're remodeling your current home, building, or working on a commercial space.

Anthem Golf & Country Club Model Home Rendering - Hampton

Virtual Interior Design

Coast to Coast, this is our e-design, 'do-it-yourself,' online option to assist you with your interior design dreams. Easily schedule a ZOOM conversation with Tanna when you are in need of advice or purchase one of our Virtual Design Packages, and select from our virtual design concepts, layouts, floor plans, renderings and shopping lists.

Architectural Focal Point

A stone feature wall and soft neutral cabinetry frame allows for a balanced, symmetrical range wall composition.

El Dorado Stone - Loire Valkey

Color Palette

An intentionally calming blend of creamy whites, subtle taupes, and warm natural oak that lets craftsmanship take center stage.

Sherwin Williams Accessible Beige Paint

Recessed Outlets

These outlets provide a smart, streamlined solution that doesn’t compete with the design. Their compact profile and color-matched finish blend beautifully.

Prado Outlet

Why This Matches a "Neutral Minimalist" Vibe

You might wonder, "Is floral wallpaper minimalist?" Yes, if executed correctly using this palette.

Nature as a Neutral: Sage green acts as a neutral in modern design. Because it mimics nature (plants, trees), the eye reads it as calming rather than "colorful."
Texture over Clutter: Minimalism often fails when it feels sterile. By using textures (rattan, wood grain, marble veins, bouclé) to add interest, you keep the surfaces clear but the eyes entertained.
Cohesion: Because the wood tones in the bar (stools/shelves) match the flooring of the living and dining zones, the bar feels like a natural extension of the room, not an afterthought.

The Foundation: Cabinetry & Surfaces

The Cool Grey for the lower cabinetry grounds the space and the faucet and hardware in Matte Black keep that sharp, minimalist contrast.
The White Marble is non-negotiable here. It brightens the corner and reflects light, making the bar area feel expansive rather than cramped.

Let’s Build Something Beautiful Together in 2027

Whether you are planning a semi-custom home in the Tri-Cities, seeking interior design advice, or looking to collaborate on an upcoming project, we welcome you to reach out and join our Live Easy community.

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Call Us: (425) 737-1193
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Tanna Edler, kitchen designer of the year 2026

Come see it in person!

The Olivia is available now in Steeplechase, Kennewick. Photos are lovely, but this one is better in person.

Tour the Olivia: Contact Branson Robert Homes
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More photos: The Olivia plan page

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Our "Live Easy" Philosophy

The Heart of Every Design

At TANNA BY DESIGN®, our philosophy is beautifully simple: Live Easy. We believe that a well-designed home directly enhances personal happiness and well-being.

Whether navigating a complex new construction project or curating custom finishes, our goal is to deliver clarity, peace of mind, and an effortless experience.

By replacing design overwhelm with strategic, curated selections, we ensure that every space not only looks stunning but functions seamlessly for modern living.

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Thank you...

Gratitude for Our Industry Partners, Vendors, & Media

To our trade partners, craftsmen, suppliers, and media contacts, thank you! Your dedication to quality materials, craftsmanship, and storytelling allows us to turn creative visions into award-winning reality.

From features in Better Homes & Gardens, GRAY Magazine, and KBB Magazine to our collaboration with local trades in Central Washington, we remain deeply thankful for your continued trust and partnership.

Thank You!

Being recognized as one of the best in the Tri-Cities is a milestone I will always cherish. It validates our commitment to this highly collaborative way of working, and it reminds me how lucky I am to do what I love every single day.

Thank you again to everyone who voted and supported TANNA BY DESIGN®. If you are planning a new build and want to create a home that is effortlessly you, we would love to connect and bring a little Rooted Elegance to your life.

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1 - DISCOVERY: LET'S ENGAGE

2 - ONBOARDING: LET'S GET STARTED

3 - CONCEPT: LET'S CREATE

4 - EXECUTE: LET'S DESIGN

5 - PROCUREMENT: LET'S FINALIZE

6 - COMPLETION: LET'S REVEAL

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1 - DISCOVERY: LET'S ENGAGE

Engage! Seek out your Interior Designer and learn more about their firm while sharing ideas about your project. Visiting their website, viewing their portfolio and reading their client testimonials will help you to decide which designer may fit you best. Schedule a free phone call and discover ways you relate. Ask those preliminary ‘burning’ questions like budget, style, timeline, and fees. And, don’t be afraid to ask for homework! A designer can provide tips on how you can start to prepare, once they have had a chance to speak with you. Use this early time to learn about yourself also! Completing questionnaires and taking an online Design Style Quiz can help you hone in on exactly what you are looking for in your remodel. This will enable you to communicate your vision vividly to your designer when it comes time to hire.

2 - ONBOARDING: LET'S GET STARTED

Get Onboard! The only way to begin is to start. Jump-in, invest in an initial consultation with a designer. Spend one-on-one time with your designer to dive deep into your project plans. This is your chance to communicate everything you have been thinking about, jotting down on note pads, pinning from Pinterest and saving on Instagram. Different from others you may have been dreaming with over the years, you now have a proven professional as your captive audience. A designer will have case studies, know their capabilities and will be able to guide you based on their previous projects, past history and industry knowledge. This is the time to decide, to finally move forward, because this time there is a plan. A plan that is tried and true, a plan that will take you from today to the finish line meeting. And, if at the end of this appointment you decide you are not ready, you’ve had the chance to brainstorm with a designer's input; an invaluable opportunity.

3 - CONCEPT: LET'S CREATE

Get Creative! While we think the fun starts the minute we meet a new client…you’ll REALLY be into it by this next step; the Concept stage. After you have had a chance to drill down on what is most important to you and have opened yourself up to a trusting relationship with your designer, the REAL enjoyment begins! At Concept, your interior designer is building out the options for your new space for your approval. Together, you are crafting a dream design that is customized specifically to you! This is the time to get creative, out of the box, and make your final choice on aesthetics, layout, products and finishes as you move toward visualizing what you had always hoped for. Working with a designer makes these preferences seamless. With guidance, you will be provided with the top choices and not have to worry about multiple options. Caution; at this point you might say “You make it easy!”

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4 - EXECUTE: LET'S DESIGN

Let's Do This! You did it, you started your Kitchen Remodel and now it is time to execute! That WAS so easy! You have marked your favorites, know what you are getting, understand the final ‘look’ and now you are in the design phase. What was presented to you in the Concept stage is now becoming reality. Everything that you have been working on with your designer is in action. Your products are being purchased, your install dates are being scheduled and your design team is working around the clock to bring the vision to life. When experiencing a well thought out Interior Design Process, you will know why the final leg of your project came together so smoothly. It was planned that way! You now can sit back, relax and anticipate a red carpet reveal and be proud of an accomplishment like no other.

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Efficiency That Protects Time and Investment

Many construction delays stem from late decisions or coordination gaps.

When planning is integrated early, details are finalized sooner, materials are ordered strategically, and installations are coordinated efficiently.

Efficiency ultimately creates predictability, one of the most valuable outcomes for homeowners balancing schedules, finances, and expectations during a build.

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Coordinating

with contractors and suppliers.

Troubleshooting

unexpected on-site issues (like plumbing or electrical surprises).

Managing

tight deadlines and budgets while staying true to the creative vision.

Juggling

client expectations with practical realities.

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Four musicians in white shirts and caps playing brass and percussion instruments indoors at an event with sponsor banners.

Decorated banquet hall with round tables set for a gala, featuring floral centerpieces, crystal chandeliers, and podium on stage with blue curtains.

IDS Designer of the Year Awards Gala invitation with event details, including date September 17, 2025, in New Orleans at The Ritz-Carlton, sponsored by Surya.

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Transformed a Dry, Uninspired Patio

Installed natural travertine flooring to refresh the look and add warmth, texture, and a sense of luxury to the space.

Created an Inviting Outdoor Destination

Designed intentional zones with updated, comfortable furnishings to establish a true retreat for dining, lounging, and entertaining

Incorporated a Grill Station

Built a brand-new, fully equipped grill area that serves as both a cooking hub and a focal point for hosting.

Maximized Use of a Small Space

Strategically planned the layout to fit multiple functional areas, dining, lounging, grilling, and poolside relaxation, without feeling cramped.

Enhanced Overall Vibe and Usability

Used cohesive materials and thoughtful design choices to create a relaxed, stylish atmosphere that supports year-round enjoyment.

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A Home Designed As One Vision

Every choice supports the next, ensuring the home feels intentional rather than assembled piece by piece.

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Budget Clarity Instead of Surprises

Daily collaboration ensures design ideas and construction pricing stay aligned to spend the budget wisely.

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Hundreds of Decisions Become Manangeable

A clear framework and curated choices align with the construction schedule to precent decision fatigue.

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Design That Works in Real Life

Plan lighting, storage, and furniture placement before walls are finalized so the home lives beautifully

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Clear Communication & Less Stress

When the builder and designer operate as one team, the homeowner is no longer the messenger between professionals.

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Outdoor armchair with grey woven rattan frame and white cushions on seat and backrest.

Four square throw pillows in varying neutral shades of gray and beige with textured fabric.

Rectangular outdoor cement firepit with a linear row of flames on top.

Outdoor wicker chair with beige cushions and a dark wooden frame.

Cream-colored fabric hammock with wooden spreader bars and included metal hanging chains.

Modern black outdoor patio furniture set with sectional sofa, two armchairs, and glass-top coffee table with drinks.

Black and white checkered picnic blanket rolled up and secured with two brown leather straps with buckles.

Black and white buffalo check patterned pillows on a wicker chair and wooden floor next to a round wicker table with a small potted plant.

Top Go-To Products & Design Style Ideas for a Pacific Northwest Contemporary + Rustic Modern Remodel

Whether you're remodeling out of necessity or dreaming of more functionality and beauty in your daily routines, sticking to a thoughtful palette and shared materials can stretch your budget and deliver stunning results. Our final reveal images are proof that small spaces, when treated with big vision … can offer serious style and utility.

Cabinetry

Painted or stained wood cabinets in charcoal, deep navy, or rustic walnut
Brass or matte black modern hardware with a touch of patina

Countertops & Backsplash

White quartz with soft veining (like MSI Calacatta or Caesarstone Frosty Carrina)
Full-height or partial quartz backsplash ledges

Plumbing Fixtures

Brushed gold or matte black fixtures (like Delta Trinsic or Kohler Purist lines)
Farm-style or apron sinks for laundry spaces

Lighting

Simple sconces in brass or aged bronze
Overhead flush mounts with seeded glass or industrial touches

Flooring

Timeless penny tile for a nostalgic nod and water resistance
Large-format tile to reduce grout lines and create visual continuity

Accents

Artwork featuring Pacific Northwest landscapes or abstract nature
Woven baskets, ceramic trays, or clay planters
Linen or burlap window treatments for softness

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Spring Barrel Events

Chukar Cherries

April 25 - 27, 2025

Expand your tasting experience with a stop at Chukar Cherries, where we showcase locally grown cherries and roasted nuts wrapped in craft chocolate and paired with our own Columbia Valley vintages.

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Terra Blanca

April 25 - 27, 2025

Immerse yourself in the beauty of the season while enjoying an array of delightful offerings at Terra Blanca estate vineyard. They will have specials and experiences all weekend long.

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Function Meets Form

Choose performance-driven pieces that also elevate the space visually, like stunning bar faucets, durable yet beautiful surfaces, and multitasking storage.

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Layered Lighting

A mix of task, ambient, and accent lighting adds depth and versatility. Use dimmers to transition from prep to party mode.

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Curated Contrast

Blend textures, tones, and materials to create interest. Contrast is the secret sauce of a well-designed space, whether it's leather and marble or wood and metal.

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Top Wineries in the Tri-Cities, WA Area

1. Frichette

A family-owned gem on Red Mountain offering bold reds and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

2. Goose Ridge Estate

Known for their expansive variety of wines and a beautiful tasting room in Richland.

3. Tagaris

A Tri-Cities staple serving up Mediterranean-inspired ambiance, live music, and a full food menu.

4. Barnard Griffin

Friendly vibes, award-winning wines, and a cozy setting for every occasion.

5. Kiona

With panoramic views atop Red Mountain, Kiona brings beauty and bold flavor in every bottle.

6. J. Bookwalter

Sleek, stylish, and perfect for date nights, girls’ outings, or casual business meetups.

7. Col Solare

A premium experience blending elevated architecture with sophisticated pours.

8. Terra Blanca

Stunning scenery meets estate-grown excellence in Benton City.

9. Hamilton Cellars

Boutique charm and Bordeaux-style wines await in this hidden gem.

10. Purple Star

Unpretentious, community-driven, and always a good time.

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Bonus tip

Personal Touches to Make It Yours

No bedroom is complete without the little details that reflect your personality. Add artwork that speaks to you, frame your favorite photographs, or incorporate a few mementos from your travels. A vase of fresh flowers or a scented candle can also elevate the ambiance instantly.

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design tip

Pair your bed frame with bedding that layers textures—think soft linens, plush throws, and accent pillows in complementary colors.

Ready to design your home bar?

You can shop our favorite bar décor, accessories, and styling pieces directly from the TBD Shop on our website. From barware and trays to stools and lighting, we’ve handpicked every item to help you recreate the magic in your own home.

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Modern wooden armchair with a white cushion and tapered legs.

Glossy pale pink Christmas ornament with gold cap and scattered gold confetti pieces.

Black wooden chair with crossed metal backrest and woven seat.

White Christmas ornament ball with a gold hanging cap and gold confetti decorations.

Dark brown leather wingback armchair with vertical stitching and tapered legs with metal tips.

Round traditional wooden table with a carved pedestal base and circular top.

White Christmas ornament ball with golden cap and decorative golden confetti pieces on top.

Round farmhouse wall clock with wooden plank background and white Roman numerals showing 10:10.

Transparent pink Christmas ornament with gold confetti inside and a gold hanging cap and string.

Woven beige tote bag with two long braided handles and two horizontal cream stripes near the bottom.

Gray wooden dining chair with spindle backrest and angled legs.

Cream-colored shiny Christmas ornament with a gold cap and decorative gold confetti pieces on top.

Square barstool with a curved wooden seat and metal legs with crossbars.

Cream-colored fuzzy swivel armchair with rounded back and dark wooden base.

Table lamp with a white shade and a base wrapped in thick beige woven rope.

Rustic rectangular chandelier with five exposed vintage-style filament bulbs suspended from a wooden frame and dark metal fixtures.

Table lamp with a textured, speckled ceramic base and a beige drum lampshade.

Armchair with wooden frame and white fluffy faux fur cushions on seat and backrest.

Wooden chair with woven natural fiber seat and backrest, featuring curved armrests.

Industrial-style wall sconce with a brass mount and a black conical lampshade.

Round vintage wall clock with black metal frame showing 10:10, labeled Thomas Stevenson, 176 Regent Street, London.

Large round wooden coffee table with a smooth top and vertically aligned wood panels on the side.

Black modern bar stool with curved backrest and four legs connected by horizontal supports.

Table lamp with a textured beige fabric lampshade and a black rooster-shaped base.

Round wooden table with a distressed finish and intricately carved pedestal base with curved legs.

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Minimalist kitchen wall with wooden shelves holding framed pear paintings, bowls, cookbooks, and paper, with pans and a striped towel hanging on a brass rod above a countertop with utensils and a vase of greenery.

Wall-mounted gold metal rod with six evenly spaced S-shaped hooks.

Occasional Side Chair

Potted artificial tree with green leaves in a textured dark planter on a light surface against a white background.

Modern pantry area with white upper glass cabinets, wooden lower cabinets, wine cooler, open wooden shelves with vases, and bottles on white countertop.

Modern kitchen with white cabinetry, wood accents, black bar stools, and a white island countertop with decorative bowls and green plant.

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Collage of bathroom styling items including gold and black fixtures, white towels, glass jars, a white bathtub, a white shower curtain, a black toilet, wall lights, green plant, and framed vintage toilet paper art.

Collage of kitchen essentials including beige roman shades, gold hanging rail, woven baskets, black faucet, sandwich press, kitchen cabinet, black knob, stacked white kitchen towels, brown paint swatch with Kilz Tribute paint can, silver coffee machine with glass cups, and gold pepper mill around a modern kitchen sink.

She's a winner

The awards were presented at the Interior Design Society (IDS) Awards Gala, which took place in October during the IDS National Conference held in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Judged by an esteemed group of industry leaders, Edler won Best Interior Design Website and Best Social Media Presence in the 2024 Designer of the Year Competition, which underscores her creativity and influence in engaging with clients and the broader design community, proving that her insights and online presence are as impactful as is her design work. The IDS Designer of the Year Awards recognizes outstanding achievements in residential interior design among designers across the nation.

The Interior Design Society (IDS), with its national headquarters located in High Point, NC, is one of the nation’s largest independent design organizations dedicated to serving the residential interior design industry. The IDS embraces four core values: professionalism, community, influence, and growth, all of which Tanna exemplifies through her business and online presence.

Clients, trade partners, and design enthusiasts enjoy a wealth of inspiration and resources from engaging with Tanna Edler through her website and social media channels. From expert design tips and behind-the-scenes content to exclusive industry insights, her followers benefit from her vibrant and informative online presence.

Tanna’s virtual design services reach clients nationwide, providing accessible and personalized design solutions regardless of location. For those based in Washington, Idaho, and Arizona, her full-service interior design offering delivers tailored experiences from concept to completion.

A now 18 time IDS Designer of the Year award winner, this incredible recognition is a testament to Tanna Edler’s visionary leadership, creative expertise, and commitment to making an impact in the interior design industry.

Thank you to the IDS and everyone who has supported TANNA BY DESIGN—we’re excited to continue sharing inspiration and helping you create beautiful spaces!

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Final Thoughts

A heartfelt thank you to all of you—our amazing followers and interior design enthusiasts! Your enthusiasm and feedback have driven us to bring you the latest design trends and step-by-step advice on achieving each style. Sharing our favorite resources and showcasing designs, from new builds to gorgeous remodels and unique furnishings has been a pleasure.

Many of our loyal readers have also become valued clients, and helping to bring your dream spaces to life has been incredibly rewarding. With a community that now stretches coast to coast, we’re grateful for the friendships and connections we’ve built along the way. Thank you for choosing us as your go-to for home interior inspiration—your support means everything to us!

— Tanna

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Best Website – this award recognizes excellence in website design and functionality. The award is based on how well the designer uses their website content to attract new clients and engage with their target audience

Best Social Media Presence - this award recognizes excellence in social media. The award is based on the content, the engagement, the overall strategy and the achievements of goals set by the applicant.

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Modern kitchen with six high stools at a large island and a banner reading 'Live easy at home' on the Tanna by Design website viewed on a smartphone screen.

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Modern farmhouse kitchen with white cabinetry, large island with gray countertop, six wooden bar stools, stainless steel appliances, and a wooden sliding barn door.

Open concept, oversized island, food storage and a view to every door in the house was the request. The dream was to have a current vibe with a rustic appeal … no problem!

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Modern kitchen with white countertops, gray bar stools, stainless steel refrigerator, and gold pendant lights.

Welcome to the year of culinary creativity and design delights! If your kitchen has been whispering for a makeover, 2024 is the time to listen. Stir up your space with our favorite trends.

Tips for Rug Sizing, Wall Hanging, and Lighting Installation

Five illustrations showing recommended measurements and layout tips for home furniture, including pendant light spacing over a counter, sofa and coffee tables arrangement, dining table with chairs spacing, mirror and wall light placement over a sideboard, and TV viewing distance from a sofa.

When it comes to those finishing touches in the home, we all know how important these details are to complete the look! We answer the most popular questions we receive.

Creating a Cozy Home with a Rustic Modern Living Space

Modern living room with a light gray sofa, a beige cushioned chair with a rust-colored pillow, a round side table with a ceramic lamp, two white textured wall art pieces, and green plants in vases.

There's something inherently comforting about rustic design—the warmth of natural materials, the charm of weathered finishes, and the timeless appeal of cozy, lived-in spaces.

TBD Awarded 2020 Kitchen Designer of the Year

Modern kitchen with white cabinetry, large gray island with six wooden bar stools, stainless steel appliances, and three pendant lights.

On October 8, during the 'virtual' 10th Annual Interior Design Society Awards Gala, we were announced the 2020 National Kitchen Designer of the YEAR - designs $50,000 & below.

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1. Start with a Neutral Color Palette

2. Embrace Natural Materials

3. Layer Textures for Warmth

4. Incorporate Vintage and Handmade Pieces

5. Choose Functional, Comfortable Furniture

6. Bring the Outdoors In

7. Add Warm Lighting

8. Personalize with Art and Decor

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