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Veneer isn’t new. It’s been part of architectural design for centuries.
What changes isn’t the material; it's how it’s used.

Designers use veneer to control grain, create continuity, and bring intention to every surface.
If you look closely, you’ll see the difference.

→ Read more on our blog
https://www.inspiredinteriors.com/blog-post/veneer-isnt-a-trend-its-centuries-of-craftsmanship

The House She Built

Construction sites are usually loud, fast-moving places where plans change daily and problems have to be solved on the fly.
But one project led by Emily Mackie of Inspired Interiors stood out in a completely different way.

From QR codes posted throughout the job site so contractors could instantly access drawings and installation specs, to design decisions that prioritized how a family would actually live in the space, the entire project was approached with a level of intention rarely seen in residential construction.

The project eventually became part of the Art of Living Show House vision in Wilmette, a concept designed to bring together designers, artisans, and builders to showcase innovation in residential design.

What truly set this project apart, though, was Emily’s background in interior design and whole-home optimization. Most builders think in terms of structure: walls, rooms, square footage. Emily thought about how a family would actually live in the home.

Like many bold ideas, the project faced challenges and public debate. But the experience left a lasting impression on everyone involved. Because sometimes a project becomes more than a house. It becomes a story about leadership, resilience, and the impact of women in construction.

Read the full story behind The House She Built. https://lnkd.in/dT7EqiEJ