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Bringing the garden inside: Fresh lavender in a rustic terracotta vase creates a vibrant, high-energy corner in my kitchen studio.
Curating High-Energy Spaces
As a space curator, I look at every surface as an opportunity to invite vitality, abundance, and harmony into the home. This is the perfect time to shift our interior energy to match the vibrant, thriving world outside. Here are the simple, intentional shifts I make in my own space to keep good energy flowing through the season:
- Curating Living Tablescapes: Instead of traditional floral centerpieces, I style dining tables with potted herbs like basil, rosemary, and mint. Bringing these living, edible plants indoors instantly grounds the room, clears stagnant air, and fills the space with a fresh, invigorating scent.
- Balancing the Light: Summer days are intense, so evening energy should be soft and grounding. I bypass harsh overhead fixtures and place low, warm candlelight or small, cordless lamps directly on tables to cultivate an intimate, sophisticated lounge atmosphere that promotes relaxation.
- Layering Organic Textures: I pack away heavy fabrics and introduce crisp linens in earthy terracotta, soft olive, and lemon tones. These colors mirror the ripening garden outside, creating a seamless visual flow between nature and your sanctuary.
Get creative in your home!
Ellie Lavender
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