Marsha Faulkner is an award-winning interior designer, author, and blogger, and her blog Noteworthy is one of the best interior design blogs out there. Marsha and her team at Studio M share best practices, including home decor tips. We also enjoy sharing art, culture, and all things design.
As part of my creative process I always turn my sketchbook to generate ideas. I like the freedom to explore ideas without the hinderance of electronic screens. Although I do like the new sketch features in iPad Pro. Here are some of my recent sketches...
I’m so excited to have been asked to contribute again this year in Arbus Magazine’s 24th annual Art + Architecture issue. Since the worldwide outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have witnessed systemic changes to our behavior and how we interact with one other. These new...
Showcased in Florida Design magazine, this 4 part video series features Marsha discussing her design process for the Pelto Home in Fernandina Beach, Florida....
Jacksonville Interior Designer Marsha Faulkner writes a compelling article about design, social currency and other topics in this article. Here is the link to the article ...
Ever wonder what a place looked like before the miraculous makeover? Of course you do. As a special treat, we've put together some interactive before/after sliders that allow you to see for yourself. This client was inspired to upgrade this condo with fresh, contemporary colors, furniture...
Designing a restaurant for all 5 senses Let’s be honest. Starting a restaurant is not for the faint of heart. As a professional interior designer and business owner, I am all too aware of the challenge to make a profit, especially in the first year. That’s...
As a regular contributor to the Interior Design community, I'm excited to share my latest article "Four Ways to get the Most Out of Hiring an Architect", that was featured in Arbus Magazine. Arbus is short for Art + Business and is a respected publication...
RESIDENTIAL: Gather your thoughts: Work with your spouse, partner or on your own to establish a list of your wants and needs. These can be hard to separate at first and your designer/architect will work with you once they are hired to qualify your list. Start...
We're excited to showcase one of our latest Interior Design Projects, a gorgeous coastal contemporary design featuring neutrals with pops of color, layered textures. This design features fine art, custom millwork and many of subtle details. ...
I came across Studio A (no relation to Studio M) and love their refreshed take upon classic designs. There are some great ideas for home decor that would be appropriate for your coastal contemporary home, especially if you live in Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra Beach,...