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Shelbie Cox Studio
Shelbie Cox's distinctive vision is genuinely captivating. Her studio’s philosophy is a breath of fresh air, moving beyond fleeting trends to create spaces that are both deeply personal and enduringly functional. We admire her meticulous attention to detail and her holistic approach, where a collaborative process is as central to the outcome as the final design itself. Shelbie’s work stands as a testament to the power of considered design—a true alchemy that transforms a space into a meaningful, lived-in experience. She masterfully strikes a balance between sophisticated aesthetics and practical living, an accomplishment that resonates deeply with our own values.
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Shelbie Cox Studio
Shelbie Cox's distinctive vision is genuinely captivating. Her studio’s philosophy is a breath of fresh air, moving beyond fleeting trends to create spaces that are both deeply personal and enduringly functional. We admire her meticulous attention to detail and her holistic approach, where a collaborative process is as central to the outcome as the final design itself. Shelbie’s work stands as a testament to the power of considered design—a true alchemy that transforms a space into a meaningful, lived-in experience. She masterfully strikes a balance between sophisticated aesthetics and practical living, an accomplishment that resonates deeply with our own values.
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The thing no one thinks about:
Sightlines! What you see when you first enter a room—or look through to another one—can completely shape how a space feels. The seemingly-casual placement of a single vintage chair or a billowing potted tree in the right corner brings so much to a space. I always try to create moments that invite you in.
My favourite hack as an interior designer:
Layering rugs! Putting a smaller vintage or textured rug over a larger, affordable jute or sisal base instantly elevates a room and makes it feel more collected and cozy.
The biggest challenge in designing a home and how to overcome it:
The biggest challenge is balancing personal style with practical needs. I overcome it by prioritizing timeless materials and layouts that age well with time and activity, without sacrificing beauty. Be okay with things not staying perfect forever. Embrace the change and seasonality in life.
The best advice I ever got about starting a project:
Start by truly understanding how the client lives day-to-day—function should lead form. Focus on the main traffic paths in and out of the home. What other activities and routines take place within the home? Where do the kids play? Where do the pets sleep? The design becomes so much clearer and more meaningful when you anchor it in the rhythms and rituals of real life.
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