Reed & Acanthus Interior Design

06/09/2026

As the season changes, so does the way we use our homes. Interiors become lighter, outdoor spaces more active, and the overall atmosphere more relaxed.

Thoughtful design allows these transitions to feel seamless, not staged.

06/08/2026

In case you missed it in the Spring issue of New Orleans Homes! Thank you Margaret Zainey Roux!

For Katharine Rhudy of Reed & Acanthus, a stylish space transcends aesthetics — it expresses artistry and authenticity.

06/06/2026

Crisp and Colorful - the wallpaper in this New Canaan Guest Bath offer an opportunity to introduce depth, texture, and quiet character. When selected carefully, they enhance the architecture rather than compete with it.

Detail, when done well, defines the space.

06/03/2026

Florals in interior design are most effective when approached with restraint. Subtle patterns, refined palettes, and thoughtful placement bring softness without overwhelming the space.

A modern interpretation of a classic element.

Photo: Laura Steffan

05/31/2026

Spring interiors benefit from a sense of lightness both visual and physical. Softer palettes, breathable materials, and open compositions create spaces that feel calm and effortless.

A refined home never feels heavy.

05/28/2026

As the season shifts, outdoor spaces take on new importance. Designed with the same care as interiors, they become true extensions of the home inviting, functional, and quietly luxurious.

Living well extends beyond the walls.

Photo: Laura Steffan

05/25/2026

A thoughtful refresh introduces new life through texture, tone, and detail. Whether through updated finishes or subtle material shifts, the right additions feel considered not excessive.

Newness should feel natural, not forced.

Photos: Laura Staffan
Styling: Margaret Zainey Roux

05/22/2026

Sneak peek of our New Canaan kitchen and breakfast room transformation. True luxury often lies in restraint. Letting go of excess creates room for better materials, stronger compositions, and a more cohesive environment.

Out with the old is not about loss it’s about refinement.

05/19/2026

Like this Primary Bedroom design - Spring invites a quieter kind of transformation one rooted in editing rather than adding. Removing what no longer serves a space allows proportion, light, and materiality to re-emerge with clarity.

A refined home begins with intention.

Photos: Laura Steffan
Styling: Margaret Zainey Roux

05/16/2026

Refreshing a home does not require a complete redesign. In our Coliseum St project, thoughtful adjustments, edited furnishings, introduction of new textiles and refined finishes shifted the entire mood of this home office.

Precision over excess.

Photo: Laura Steffan
Styling: Margaret Zainey Roux