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Angela Morton Interior Design

Cincinnati, Ohio based Interior Designer serving residential and commercial clients http://angelamortondesign.com

09/06/2026

The best neutral rooms aren’t actually neutral.

They’re built on contrast, proportion, and restraint. Here, the quiet upholstery gives the room room to breathe, while the saturated blue chair pulls the eye off-center and keeps the composition from feeling predictable. The black frames sharpen the wall without overwhelming it, the sculptural tables introduce weight and curve, and the greenery softens every hard edge around them.

Nothing is matching for the sake of matching—and that’s exactly why it feels so considered.

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09/05/2026

Proof that soft and subtle can still make a statement.

This bedroom leans into a quiet palette, but it’s anything but flat. From the channel-tufted bed to the sculptural lamps and grounding dark nightstands, every piece adds texture, contrast, and calm. The result is a space that feels polished, restful, and effortlessly inviting.

Sometimes great design isn’t about adding more. It’s about choosing the right details and letting them speak.

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09/01/2026

Who says a small space can’t feel cozy, comfortable and completely inviting?

Warm wood tones, soft upholstery and a simple neutral palette make this compact open-concept home feel intentional without making it feel crowded. Even the dining nook gets its own moment—tucked neatly into the layout, but still connected to the kitchen and living space.

Small footprint. Plenty of personality.

08/24/2026

There’s no way you haven’t been to the new Dorothy Lane Market in Mason by now… right?

But if somehow you haven’t made it there yet, consider this your sign. And speaking of signs…

Angela Morton Interior Design helped shape the entire interior experience—from the bold overhead signage and wayfinding to the displays, cases, lighting, materials, color palette and all the details in between. Every element was considered to make this incredible space feel unmistakably DLM.

And one of our favorite full-circle details? Angela’s grandfather was the original founder of Dorothy Lane Market. Getting to play a part in the next chapter of something that has been part of her family for generations makes this one pretty special.

If you haven’t seen it in person yet, here’s your sign.

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08/20/2026

A little tension makes a room better.

Crisp white cabinetry, black hardware, warm wood underfoot—and then that oversized floral piece comes in and breaks all the rules in the best way. It gives this kitchen a focal point, a little drama, and just enough color without asking the rest of the space to compete.

Sometimes one unexpected piece is all a room needs.

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08/16/2026

The blue bar is doing most of the talking here—and it should.

Paired with rust velvet, warm brass, graphic wall covering, and clean architectural lines, the palette gives this amenity space a little edge without trying too hard.

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08/15/2026

Sometimes, the wall is the art.

A tailored black wall with subtle metallic detailing. A bold painterly wash of red that brings movement and warmth. In both spaces, the backdrop does more than frame the room—it defines it.

The best interiors don’t always need more on the wall. Sometimes the wall is the moment.

08/09/2026

What do you do with the weird wall under the stairs? Make it the moment.

Instead of treating that angle like leftover space, this room leans into it with a long, low console that visually follows the staircase and gives the entire open floor plan an anchor.

The mix of weathered wood, glass-front cabinetry, oversized art and sculptural accessories keeps it from feeling overly styled — while the softer dining chairs and drapery balance all that structure with a little ease.

Sometimes the best design decisions come from the parts of a room that initially feel the most awkward.

08/05/2026

Sometimes the best design move isn’t to fight the architecture.

Offset windows, pass-throughs, and unavoidable wall openings can make a room feel like it should never work. Instead of forcing perfect symmetry, embrace the imbalance and let your furniture create the visual harmony.

A grounded media console, oversized artwork, layered textures, and thoughtfully scaled accessories help guide your eye through the space—proving that balance is about composition, not matching everything side by side.

Great interiors don’t ignore a home’s quirks. They make them feel intentional.

07/31/2026

Fashion belongs on more than a hanger.

A wall of vintage Vogue covers gives this bedroom its unmistakable personality. With that much color and movement, the remaining elements know when to quiet down: a charcoal channel-tufted bed, powder-blue layers and mirrored nightstands create a polished sense of balance.

Bold, playful and still beautifully restful.

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Address

1179 East Main St
Columbus, OH
43205

Website

https://www.angelamortondesign.com/

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