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Interior decorating that helps you slow down, reconnect, and feel at home.

At Niksen Moods Studio, I take a thoughtful, creative approach — one that’s less about trends and more about how you want to feel in your space.

Whether you’re starting a renovation, refreshing a single room, or simply need a visual nudge in the right direction, I offer design services that are warm, personal, and grounded in intuition.

Together, we’ll uncover what feels good — and build from there.

Modern Dining Room

Book a creative consultation

We chat about your space, your goals, and what’s possible.

You don’t need to have it all figured out 🏡

Whether you’re starting fresh or working with what you already have, I’m here to help you shape a space that feels personal, functional, and easy to live in. No overdesigning, no unnecessary “stuff”, just thoughtful choices that make your home feel right.

From quick consultations to full design direction, I offer flexible support depending on what you need (and where you’re at in your space).

Reach out and let’s talk about your project!

#niksenmoods
#designwithme

You don’t need to have it all figured out 🏡

Whether you’re starting fresh or working with what you already have, I’m here to help you shape a space that feels personal, functional, and easy to live in. No overdesigning, no unnecessary “stuff”, just thoughtful choices that make your home feel right.

From quick consultations to full design direction, I offer flexible support depending on what you need (and where you’re at in your space).

Reach out and let’s talk about your project!

#niksenmoods
#designwithme

The Latour Project: Reveal #4 ✨

Saving my favourite for last.

The kitchen was the very first space where the vision came together so clearly in my mind. From the beginning, I knew I wanted it to feel warm, inviting, and just a little romantic—a space that encouraged lingering over morning coffee or long conversations around the table.

Here’s what changed:

• Painted the walls in Benjamin Moore Cloud White, creating a bright backdrop that allowed us to introduce richer, moodier furniture tones.
• Designed a cozy banquette with red striped linen curtains that instantly softened the space and gave it so much character.
• Sanded and re-stained the client’s existing round table, then painted the chair frames to match the table base, giving the dining set an entirely new life.
• Installed a pendant light above the table, adding warmth and a romantic focal point.
• Created a wall-mounted recycling station using an IKEA TROFAST unit, freeing up valuable floor space while keeping everyday items organized.
• Finished the room with artwork from the client’s own collection, adding personality and making the kitchen feel uniquely his.

Thank you for following along through all four reveals of the Latour Project. This home has been such a joy to bring to life🤍

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#LatourProject

The Latour Project: Reveal #4 ✨

Saving my favourite for last.

The kitchen was the very first space where the vision came together so clearly in my mind. From the beginning, I knew I wanted it to feel warm, inviting, and just a little romantic—a space that encouraged lingering over morning coffee or long conversations around the table.

Here’s what changed:

• Painted the walls in Benjamin Moore Cloud White, creating a bright backdrop that allowed us to introduce richer, moodier furniture tones.
• Designed a cozy banquette with red striped linen curtains that instantly softened the space and gave it so much character.
• Sanded and re-stained the client’s existing round table, then painted the chair frames to match the table base, giving the dining set an entirely new life.
• Installed a pendant light above the table, adding warmth and a romantic focal point.
• Created a wall-mounted recycling station using an IKEA TROFAST unit, freeing up valuable floor space while keeping everyday items organized.
• Finished the room with artwork from the client’s own collection, adding personality and making the kitchen feel uniquely his.

Thank you for following along through all four reveals of the Latour Project. This home has been such a joy to bring to life🤍

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#LatourProject

This one is finally finished: Between seasons.

If you’re wondering why this reel doesn’t show every step of the process… it’s because creativity doesn’t always wait for a camera.

I’ve noticed that whenever I feel the urge to paint, I need to follow it while it’s there. Sometimes that means dropping everything and picking up a brush before the moment passes. By the time I think about filming, I’m already halfway into the painting.

I’ve stopped seeing that as a missed opportunity and started seeing it as a reminder: not everything has to be documented to be meaningful.

This piece came together over several spontaneous painting sessions—adding, covering, scratching back, and trusting the process until it finally felt complete.

What do you see in this one? 🤍

#niksenmoods
#shopthestudio
#painting

This one is finally finished: Between seasons.

If you’re wondering why this reel doesn’t show every step of the process… it’s because creativity doesn’t always wait for a camera.

I’ve noticed that whenever I feel the urge to paint, I need to follow it while it’s there. Sometimes that means dropping everything and picking up a brush before the moment passes. By the time I think about filming, I’m already halfway into the painting.

I’ve stopped seeing that as a missed opportunity and started seeing it as a reminder: not everything has to be documented to be meaningful.

This piece came together over several spontaneous painting sessions—adding, covering, scratching back, and trusting the process until it finally felt complete.

What do you see in this one? 🤍

#niksenmoods
#shopthestudio
#painting

Corner x corner is where I reimagine small spaces in my home, Airbnb, and client projects, proving that even the smallest corners can make a big impact.

Today’s challenge: a basement window.

Because the top of the window sits flush with the ceiling, traditional window treatments don’t feel quite right. Instead, I explored the idea of hanging floor-to-ceiling curtains to frame the entire wall rather than just the window.

As I shared in a recent post, curtains do so much more than provide privacy. They soften hard surfaces, add texture, create the illusion of height, and bring warmth to a room—something that’s especially valuable in a basement suite.

These are still concept mock-ups, not final changes. I’m using this series to experiment with different ideas before picking up the drill or the paintbrush.

Would you leave the window as is, or would you opt for full-height curtains?

#niksenmoods
#cornerxcorner

Corner x corner is where I reimagine small spaces in my home, Airbnb, and client projects, proving that even the smallest corners can make a big impact.

Today’s challenge: a basement window.

Because the top of the window sits flush with the ceiling, traditional window treatments don’t feel quite right. Instead, I explored the idea of hanging floor-to-ceiling curtains to frame the entire wall rather than just the window.

As I shared in a recent post, curtains do so much more than provide privacy. They soften hard surfaces, add texture, create the illusion of height, and bring warmth to a room—something that’s especially valuable in a basement suite.

These are still concept mock-ups, not final changes. I’m using this series to experiment with different ideas before picking up the drill or the paintbrush.

Would you leave the window as is, or would you opt for full-height curtains?

#niksenmoods
#cornerxcorner

One thing I’ve been learning lately is that a home shouldn’t stay frozen in time.

This mid-century modern dresser has been with me for years. I loved it, but over the last little while year of living in this home, I started to realize that it no longer reflected the way my partner and I actually live. So, I let it go.

Not because there was anything wrong with it (I 🧡 this piece!) —but because our needs have changed.

Until we find the right replacement, I’ve simply reconfigured the living room, and honestly… it already feels lighter and more intentional.

I think we sometimes assume our homes need major renovations to feel different. But often, the biggest shift comes from paying attention. Checking in with yourself. Asking what still works, what doesn’t, and giving yourself permission to evolve.

Your home should grow with you.

Sometimes all it takes is moving a few things around—or saying goodbye to one piece that no longer fits the life you’re building.

Design isn’t about perfection. It’s about creating a space that supports who you are today.

#niksenmoods
#mcm

One thing I’ve been learning lately is that a home shouldn’t stay frozen in time.

This mid-century modern dresser has been with me for years. I loved it, but over the last little while year of living in this home, I started to realize that it no longer reflected the way my partner and I actually live. So, I let it go.

Not because there was anything wrong with it (I 🧡 this piece!) —but because our needs have changed.

Until we find the right replacement, I’ve simply reconfigured the living room, and honestly… it already feels lighter and more intentional.

I think we sometimes assume our homes need major renovations to feel different. But often, the biggest shift comes from paying attention. Checking in with yourself. Asking what still works, what doesn’t, and giving yourself permission to evolve.

Your home should grow with you.

Sometimes all it takes is moving a few things around—or saying goodbye to one piece that no longer fits the life you’re building.

Design isn’t about perfection. It’s about creating a space that supports who you are today.

#niksenmoods
#mcm

The Latour Project: Reveal #3 ✨

The living room is where we unwind, recharge, and spend our quiet moments at home. For this space, the goal was simple: create a room that felt brighter, calmer, and visually balanced without adding unnecessary clutter.

Here’s what changed:

• Painted the walls in Benjamin Moore Cloud White, bringing more light and continuity to the space.
• Gave the fireplace mantel a fresh coat of paint—a simple update that completely refreshed the focal point of the room.
• Added a mirror above the mantel to reflect natural light from the window and create a greater sense of depth and openness.
• Removed the undersized TV stand and mounted the television on the wall for a cleaner, more intentional look.
• Installed an asymmetrical shelf that stretches from the TV toward the window wall, helping anchor the television while creating visual interest and a place to display one of his many plants.
• Added sheer linen curtains to soften the room and bring texture.
• Introduced a linen pendant lantern in the corner, echoing the softness of the curtains while adding warmth and another layer of light.

One of the biggest lessons in this room is that a space doesn’t need more furniture or more décor to feel complete. Sometimes it’s about carefully considering scale, light, and where the eye naturally wants to travel.

The result is a living room that feels bright, cohesive, and restful—a place to sit back, relax, and enjoy being home.

Swipe to see the transformation ➡️

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#latourproject

The Latour Project: Reveal #3 ✨

The living room is where we unwind, recharge, and spend our quiet moments at home. For this space, the goal was simple: create a room that felt brighter, calmer, and visually balanced without adding unnecessary clutter.

Here’s what changed:

• Painted the walls in Benjamin Moore Cloud White, bringing more light and continuity to the space.
• Gave the fireplace mantel a fresh coat of paint—a simple update that completely refreshed the focal point of the room.
• Added a mirror above the mantel to reflect natural light from the window and create a greater sense of depth and openness.
• Removed the undersized TV stand and mounted the television on the wall for a cleaner, more intentional look.
• Installed an asymmetrical shelf that stretches from the TV toward the window wall, helping anchor the television while creating visual interest and a place to display one of his many plants.
• Added sheer linen curtains to soften the room and bring texture.
• Introduced a linen pendant lantern in the corner, echoing the softness of the curtains while adding warmth and another layer of light.

One of the biggest lessons in this room is that a space doesn’t need more furniture or more décor to feel complete. Sometimes it’s about carefully considering scale, light, and where the eye naturally wants to travel.

The result is a living room that feels bright, cohesive, and restful—a place to sit back, relax, and enjoy being home.

Swipe to see the transformation ➡️

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#latourproject

One of my obsessions has long been about tiles. Not just for kitchen backsplashes or bathroom floors, but everywhere.

On fireplaces. Coffee tables. Entryways. Outdoor patios. Kitchen islands. Unexpected corners that suddenly become a focal point.

What I love most about tile is its ability to inject personality into a space. Colour, texture, pattern, shine, imperfection—there are endless ways to make a home feel unique through the thoughtful use of tile.

In a world of white walls and beige furniture, tile can be a little moment of play.

A chance to be bold. To tell a story. To create something that feels distinctly yours.

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#niksenmoods
#tiles

One of my obsessions has long been about tiles. Not just for kitchen backsplashes or bathroom floors, but everywhere.

On fireplaces. Coffee tables. Entryways. Outdoor patios. Kitchen islands. Unexpected corners that suddenly become a focal point.

What I love most about tile is its ability to inject personality into a space. Colour, texture, pattern, shine, imperfection—there are endless ways to make a home feel unique through the thoughtful use of tile.

In a world of white walls and beige furniture, tile can be a little moment of play.

A chance to be bold. To tell a story. To create something that feels distinctly yours.

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#niksenmoods
#tiles

Current status: still in progress, still having fun with it. 🎨

Taking my time with this one and enjoying the process. More updates soon.

#niksenmoods
#canvas

Current status: still in progress, still having fun with it. 🎨

Taking my time with this one and enjoying the process. More updates soon.

#niksenmoods
#canvas

This little shelf brought height, texture, and personality to an otherwise overlooked entrance. A framed artwork, a plant, and suddenly the whole space feels more intentional.

And according to our most recent Airbnb guests, the update didn’t go unnoticed. 🌿

#niksenmoods
#cornerxcorner

This little shelf brought height, texture, and personality to an otherwise overlooked entrance. A framed artwork, a plant, and suddenly the whole space feels more intentional.

And according to our most recent Airbnb guests, the update didn’t go unnoticed. 🌿

#niksenmoods
#cornerxcorner

The Latour Project: Reveal #2 📚✨

Not every home needs a formal dining room.

My client realized that this space wasn’t serving him. While the room was originally intended for dining, he already had a place to gather and eat in the kitchen. Instead, this room sat largely unused.

So rather than holding onto a space for a purpose that no longer fit his lifestyle, we transformed it into something far more meaningful: a reading nook.

We brought down a beloved wingback chair from upstairs, surrounded it with artwork, family photos, and treasured pieces, and created a cozy corner designed for slowing down and enjoying a good book.

One of my favourite parts of interior design is helping people reclaim underutilized spaces and reimagine them in ways that support how they actually want to live.

Swipe to see the transformation ➡️

#niksenmoods
#LatourProject
#designwithme

The Latour Project: Reveal #2 📚✨

Not every home needs a formal dining room.

My client realized that this space wasn’t serving him. While the room was originally intended for dining, he already had a place to gather and eat in the kitchen. Instead, this room sat largely unused.

So rather than holding onto a space for a purpose that no longer fit his lifestyle, we transformed it into something far more meaningful: a reading nook.

We brought down a beloved wingback chair from upstairs, surrounded it with artwork, family photos, and treasured pieces, and created a cozy corner designed for slowing down and enjoying a good book.

One of my favourite parts of interior design is helping people reclaim underutilized spaces and reimagine them in ways that support how they actually want to live.

Swipe to see the transformation ➡️

#niksenmoods
#LatourProject
#designwithme

A new painting is officially underway, and right now it’s in that awkward, mysterious stage where it could become absolutely anything.

Will it work out? Will I paint over half of it? Only time will tell.

Follow along to see where this one ends up. ✨

#niksenmoods

A new painting is officially underway, and right now it’s in that awkward, mysterious stage where it could become absolutely anything.

Will it work out? Will I paint over half of it? Only time will tell.

Follow along to see where this one ends up. ✨

#niksenmoods

Corner x Corner is where I reimagine small spaces in my home, Airbnb, and client projects, proving that even the smallest corners can make a big impact.

For the first edition, I’m tackling the entrance to our Airbnb suite.

This space has remained largely unchanged since we launched the Airbnb. While a full refresh (including paint) may be in its future, I wanted to explore what could be achieved with a few simple, budget-friendly updates.

By adding a shelf, artwork, and a trailing pothos, the goal was to create a warmer, more welcoming arrival experience while making better use of the beautiful natural light that pours through the glass entry door.

These are concept mock-ups only—the changes haven’t been made yet. I’m using this series to test ideas, experiment with design solutions, and explore how small, thoughtful updates can transform a space.

*Artwork is by @sarawinfield ✨

Would you make these changes, or would you take this entryway in a different direction?

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#cornerxcorner

Corner x Corner is where I reimagine small spaces in my home, Airbnb, and client projects, proving that even the smallest corners can make a big impact.

For the first edition, I’m tackling the entrance to our Airbnb suite.

This space has remained largely unchanged since we launched the Airbnb. While a full refresh (including paint) may be in its future, I wanted to explore what could be achieved with a few simple, budget-friendly updates.

By adding a shelf, artwork, and a trailing pothos, the goal was to create a warmer, more welcoming arrival experience while making better use of the beautiful natural light that pours through the glass entry door.

These are concept mock-ups only—the changes haven’t been made yet. I’m using this series to test ideas, experiment with design solutions, and explore how small, thoughtful updates can transform a space.

*Artwork is by @sarawinfield ✨

Would you make these changes, or would you take this entryway in a different direction?

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#cornerxcorner

When was the last time you looked up?

The ceiling is often called the “fifth wall,” yet it’s one of the most overlooked surfaces in a room.

A painted ceiling can completely change how a space feels. It can add warmth, create intimacy, draw the eye upward, or make a room feel more intentional and cohesive. Sometimes, it’s the very detail that takes a room from nice to memorable.

While white ceilings certainly have their place, they’re not the only option.

Whether it’s a soft colour carried up from the walls, a bold contrast, or a moody tone that wraps the room in atmosphere, a painted ceiling has a way of making a space feel thoughtfully designed.

Proof that some of the most impactful design choices happen where people least expect them: right above their heads.

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#paintedceiling

When was the last time you looked up?

The ceiling is often called the “fifth wall,” yet it’s one of the most overlooked surfaces in a room.

A painted ceiling can completely change how a space feels. It can add warmth, create intimacy, draw the eye upward, or make a room feel more intentional and cohesive. Sometimes, it’s the very detail that takes a room from nice to memorable.

While white ceilings certainly have their place, they’re not the only option.

Whether it’s a soft colour carried up from the walls, a bold contrast, or a moody tone that wraps the room in atmosphere, a painted ceiling has a way of making a space feel thoughtfully designed.

Proof that some of the most impactful design choices happen where people least expect them: right above their heads.

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#paintedceiling

The Latour Project: Reveal #1 ✨

The entrance sets the tone for the entire home, so we focused on creating a space that feels brighter, calmer, and more functional from the moment you walk through the door.

Here’s what changed:

• Painted the walls in Benjamin Moore Cloud White, a soft, timeless white that now flows throughout the home.
• Replaced the ceiling fixture and updated the light bulbs — a small change with a surprisingly big impact.
• Swapped the folding chair for a bench, creating a more practical spot for putting on and taking off shoes.
• Added a large mirror to reflect natural light and make the space feel more open and expansive.
• Created a dedicated “catch-all” corner by upgrading the lighting while repurposing one of the client’s existing tables.
• Removed artwork that was creating visual clutter, allowing the space to feel more intentional and cohesive.

Sometimes transformation isn’t about adding more—it’s about simplifying, editing, and making every element work a little harder.

Swipe to see the before ➡️

This is the first of four reveals from the Latour Project. More transformations coming soon. 🤍

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#LatourProject

The Latour Project: Reveal #1 ✨

The entrance sets the tone for the entire home, so we focused on creating a space that feels brighter, calmer, and more functional from the moment you walk through the door.

Here’s what changed:

• Painted the walls in Benjamin Moore Cloud White, a soft, timeless white that now flows throughout the home.
• Replaced the ceiling fixture and updated the light bulbs — a small change with a surprisingly big impact.
• Swapped the folding chair for a bench, creating a more practical spot for putting on and taking off shoes.
• Added a large mirror to reflect natural light and make the space feel more open and expansive.
• Created a dedicated “catch-all” corner by upgrading the lighting while repurposing one of the client’s existing tables.
• Removed artwork that was creating visual clutter, allowing the space to feel more intentional and cohesive.

Sometimes transformation isn’t about adding more—it’s about simplifying, editing, and making every element work a little harder.

Swipe to see the before ➡️

This is the first of four reveals from the Latour Project. More transformations coming soon. 🤍

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#LatourProject

A busy social week called for a quiet Sunday evening in the studio. 🎨

Tonight’s mission: colour, texture, and play.

These three small canvases are serving as the foundation for a bigger project I’ve been dreaming up. Sometimes the best way forward isn’t to plan every detail—it’s to start making marks and see where they lead.

#niksenmoods
#studiopainting
#canvas

A busy social week called for a quiet Sunday evening in the studio. 🎨

Tonight’s mission: colour, texture, and play.

These three small canvases are serving as the foundation for a bigger project I’ve been dreaming up. Sometimes the best way forward isn’t to plan every detail—it’s to start making marks and see where they lead.

#niksenmoods
#studiopainting
#canvas

Call me vain, but I’ve got a mirror in nearly every room in my house.

They reflect natural light, create depth, soften empty corners, and make rooms feel bigger and more alive. A well-placed mirror can sometimes do more for a room than an expensive piece of furniture.

Honestly, some rooms don’t need more decor.
They just need something to bounce the light around a little better. ✨

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#mirrormoment

Call me vain, but I’ve got a mirror in nearly every room in my house.

They reflect natural light, create depth, soften empty corners, and make rooms feel bigger and more alive. A well-placed mirror can sometimes do more for a room than an expensive piece of furniture.

Honestly, some rooms don’t need more decor.
They just need something to bounce the light around a little better. ✨

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#mirrormoment

As someone who usually paints abstractly, it was surprisingly comforting to create something my eyes could recognize. The process felt quiet, intuitive, and easy — like my mind could finally soften for a moment 🌱

Unlike anything, 2026
30” X 30”
Acrylic
$150

#niksenmoods
#shopthestudio

As someone who usually paints abstractly, it was surprisingly comforting to create something my eyes could recognize. The process felt quiet, intuitive, and easy — like my mind could finally soften for a moment 🌱

Unlike anything, 2026
30” X 30”
Acrylic
$150

#niksenmoods
#shopthestudio

A quiet little reminder that creativity moves in seasons. Lately, my hands have been busy styling spaces, sourcing pieces, moving furniture, building moods… and this canvas has been patiently waiting in the studio for its turn.

Soon. 🎨

#niksenmoods
#canvas

A quiet little reminder that creativity moves in seasons. Lately, my hands have been busy styling spaces, sourcing pieces, moving furniture, building moods… and this canvas has been patiently waiting in the studio for its turn.

Soon. 🎨

#niksenmoods
#canvas

Sneak peek of the Latour Project ✨

From filling holes and priming walls to late-night measuring sessions and styling details — this project has been such a labour of love.

The full reveal isn’t here just yet… we still have one final kitchen surprise to add 👀 But until then, here’s a little behind-the-scenes look at the transformation so far.

More before + afters coming soon.

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#LatourProject

Sneak peek of the Latour Project ✨

From filling holes and priming walls to late-night measuring sessions and styling details — this project has been such a labour of love.

The full reveal isn’t here just yet… we still have one final kitchen surprise to add 👀 But until then, here’s a little behind-the-scenes look at the transformation so far.

More before + afters coming soon.

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#LatourProject

My latest book obsession🤎

Falling deeper into the world of mid-century modern design — the history behind iconic pieces, the evolution of certain styles, and the homes that helped shape an era of living.

It’s inspiring to realize how many of the spaces and details I’m naturally drawn to today trace back to these movements and designers. Learning the “why” behind the aesthetic makes me appreciate it even more. ✨📚

#niksenmoods
#mcm

My latest book obsession🤎

Falling deeper into the world of mid-century modern design — the history behind iconic pieces, the evolution of certain styles, and the homes that helped shape an era of living.

It’s inspiring to realize how many of the spaces and details I’m naturally drawn to today trace back to these movements and designers. Learning the “why” behind the aesthetic makes me appreciate it even more. ✨📚

#niksenmoods
#mcm

This week’s roundup of Facebook Marketplace finds! As always, reach out if you want links to any of these items!

#niksenmoods
#thrifted

This week’s roundup of Facebook Marketplace finds! As always, reach out if you want links to any of these items!

#niksenmoods
#thrifted

What do these rooms have in common?

It’s not the furniture.
It’s not the paint colour.
It’s the lighting. 💡

Every space here uses layered lighting — table lamps, sconces, floor lamps, soft overhead lighting — to create warmth, depth, and atmosphere.

One of the biggest design mistakes I see is relying on a single overhead light to carry an entire room. Adding multiple sources of light instantly makes a space feel softer, calmer, and more lived in.

Sometimes the “cozy” feeling people are searching for has less to do with decor… and more to do with the glow. ✨

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#LayeredLighting
#niksenmoods

What do these rooms have in common?

It’s not the furniture.
It’s not the paint colour.
It’s the lighting. 💡

Every space here uses layered lighting — table lamps, sconces, floor lamps, soft overhead lighting — to create warmth, depth, and atmosphere.

One of the biggest design mistakes I see is relying on a single overhead light to carry an entire room. Adding multiple sources of light instantly makes a space feel softer, calmer, and more lived in.

Sometimes the “cozy” feeling people are searching for has less to do with decor… and more to do with the glow. ✨

Images sourced from Pinterest. All rights reserved to the original creators.

#LayeredLighting
#niksenmoods

Unlike anything, 2026
30” X 30”
Acrylic
$150

Available for purchase. DM me if interested.

#Shopthestudio
#niksenmoods
#canvasart

Unlike anything, 2026
30” X 30”
Acrylic
$150

Available for purchase. DM me if interested.

#Shopthestudio
#niksenmoods
#canvasart

The final moodboard of the Latour Project 🤍

This entrance wasn’t in need of a dramatic transformation—just a few thoughtful changes to make the space feel more intentional from the moment you walk in.

We’re keeping the existing gold mirror (which already brings so much character to the space) and layering in warmer, more modern elements around it: a rich wood console table, softer lighting, and a more substantial chair to replace the temporary folding one currently being used.

One thing I’ve loved throughout this project is finding ways to work with what already exists instead of replacing everything unnecessarily.

Sometimes the smallest updates quietly change the way a home feels.

Swipe to the end for the moodboard reveal →

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#latourproject

The final moodboard of the Latour Project 🤍

This entrance wasn’t in need of a dramatic transformation—just a few thoughtful changes to make the space feel more intentional from the moment you walk in.

We’re keeping the existing gold mirror (which already brings so much character to the space) and layering in warmer, more modern elements around it: a rich wood console table, softer lighting, and a more substantial chair to replace the temporary folding one currently being used.

One thing I’ve loved throughout this project is finding ways to work with what already exists instead of replacing everything unnecessarily.

Sometimes the smallest updates quietly change the way a home feels.

Swipe to the end for the moodboard reveal →

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#latourproject

Cut in the wrong place, 2024
48” X 36”
Acrylic
$210

Available to purchase. DM me if interested.

#shopthestudio
#niksenmoods
#canvasart

Cut in the wrong place, 2024
48” X 36”
Acrylic
$210

Available to purchase. DM me if interested.

#shopthestudio
#niksenmoods
#canvasart

This week’s roundup of Facebook Marketplace finds! As always, reach out if you want links to any of these gems! 💎

#niksenmoods
#thrifted

This week’s roundup of Facebook Marketplace finds! As always, reach out if you want links to any of these gems! 💎

#niksenmoods
#thrifted

The #LatourProject client challenged me not to bring in any new art for this home refresh… so I’ve been diving into his existing collection to uncover pieces we can reimagine in the space. 👀✨

And honestly? There are some hidden gems in here. Can’t wait to show you how these pieces come to life in the final design. Stay tuned for the makeover reveal soon!

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#framedart

The #LatourProject client challenged me not to bring in any new art for this home refresh… so I’ve been diving into his existing collection to uncover pieces we can reimagine in the space. 👀✨

And honestly? There are some hidden gems in here. Can’t wait to show you how these pieces come to life in the final design. Stay tuned for the makeover reveal soon!

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#framedart

What the studio’s been looking like lately…

Too many projects on the go, not quite enough space to bring them all to life. My mind is moving faster than my hands can keep up and it’s been feeling a little chaotic (and honestly, a bit frustrating).

Time to pause, reset, and find a rhythm that actually works.

If you’ve been here before — how did you recalibrate?

#niksenmoods
#ideas
#projects

What the studio’s been looking like lately…

Too many projects on the go, not quite enough space to bring them all to life. My mind is moving faster than my hands can keep up and it’s been feeling a little chaotic (and honestly, a bit frustrating).

Time to pause, reset, and find a rhythm that actually works.

If you’ve been here before — how did you recalibrate?

#niksenmoods
#ideas
#projects

This room was once meant to be a formal dining space…but it wasn’t being used in that way.

So instead of designing for what should be there, we’re designing for how the client actually lives.

This is becoming a reading nook, anchored by the client’s green wingback chair and surrounded by the things that matter most to them: books, artwork, and familiar pieces that already exist in the home.

Because the room has no windows, light is a big focus. We’re layering multiple sources to create warmth and flexibility throughout the day.

The walls will be painted in Cloud White, like the rest of the main floor, to help reflect that light and open up the space, while track shelving keeps everything adaptable over time.

It’s a high-traffic area, so the goal is to keep it simple and uncluttered—but still intentional.

Swipe to the end to see the moodboard → 🤍

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#latourproject

This room was once meant to be a formal dining space…but it wasn’t being used in that way.

So instead of designing for what should be there, we’re designing for how the client actually lives.

This is becoming a reading nook, anchored by the client’s green wingback chair and surrounded by the things that matter most to them: books, artwork, and familiar pieces that already exist in the home.

Because the room has no windows, light is a big focus. We’re layering multiple sources to create warmth and flexibility throughout the day.

The walls will be painted in Cloud White, like the rest of the main floor, to help reflect that light and open up the space, while track shelving keeps everything adaptable over time.

It’s a high-traffic area, so the goal is to keep it simple and uncluttered—but still intentional.

Swipe to the end to see the moodboard → 🤍

#niksenmoods
#designwithme
#latourproject

These magazines are so good, I ordered a copy from Winter 2024! I’ve had a canvas sitting in my studio, waiting to be painted and this is just the inspiration I needed 💓

Thank you, again, @wherewomencreate !

#niksenmoods
#wherewomencreate
#inspired

These magazines are so good, I ordered a copy from Winter 2024! I’ve had a canvas sitting in my studio, waiting to be painted and this is just the inspiration I needed 💓

Thank you, again, @wherewomencreate !

#niksenmoods
#wherewomencreate
#inspired

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