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A little preview of a project we recently photographed and are excited to share soon. 📸 projecteclectictraditional projectequestriantraditional This dining room is a reminder that formal spaces should feel special—but never so precious that they’re off-limits. The goal was to create a room that felt polished and memorable while still welcoming everyday gatherings around the table. We layered green grasscloth wallpaper, crisp wainscoting, blue drapery, a pink patterned rug, and a touch of equestrian charm to bring personality and color to the space. One of my favorite details was giving the client’s heirloom dining table and chairs new life through refinishing, paint, and fresh upholstery. The result is classic, colorful, deeply personal, and designed to be enjoyed. More of this home coming soon. iPhone photo by @margaretrajic traditionaldiningroom colorfulinteriors grassclothwallpaper interiordesignideas

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This project is a perfect example of what happens when you do not default to taking down walls.

A 1985 formal living room that once felt dated and underused has been reimagined into a moody wet-bar lounge layered with walnut, dolomite, and brass + bronze detailing.

Instead of chasing more space, we focused on creating better atmosphere through purpose, materiality, scale, and light. #projectrusticcontemporaryranch

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Photography // @amandaproudfit
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Florals aren't just for spring—they're one of the most enduring design motifs for a reason. 🌸 From delicate botanicals to statement blooms, these are the patterns I keep coming back to — timeless, layered, and full of personality.

Tap to shop the details and bring a little floral charm into your home.

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Can a girl’s bedroom be dreamy, playful, and still totally grow-with-her? Let me show you…

This pastel butterfly garden bedroom is a soft swirl of whimsy and polish, designed to grow with her and reflect everything she loves 🦋💫

Inspired by her love of butterflies and florals, we layered in cozy textures, sweet rattan, and playful art — all grounded by the dreamiest dusty purple wall color (just enough mood without being too mature). 💜 PAINT COLOR —> ‘New Age’ by Benjamin Moore 💜

From the butterfly light to the scalloped vanity moment to the daisy pillows, every detail was chosen with her — not just for her. Because I don’t design with a signature style, I design to reflect yours.

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Photography // @karadeyoung

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Create a welcoming entryway with warm wood, organic texture, sculptural lighting, black accents, and collected artwork. This rustic contemporary entry blends relaxed, natural materials with clean-lined pieces for a look that feels refined, grounded, and inviting. Shop the look and explore more from Project Rustic Contemporary on the blog.

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We are in print! We are honored to share that two of our projects are featured in the June/July Kitchen issue of @cottagesandbungalows.

These two homes could not be more different in expression, but both were designed with the same heart: to create spaces that feel layered, personal, and truly livable.

At #ProjectMeadowbrook, that meant opening up a dark, closed-off kitchen for a busy family of six and creating a timeless, hardworking space with warmth, symmetry, and ease. The 12-foot island became the true command center—ready for meals, homework, gathering, and all the everyday chaos that somehow always finds its way to the kitchen.

At #ProjectGrandmillennial, it meant reworking a tight, inefficient layout inside a classic 1979 saltbox home and giving it the layered charm the homeowner loved: blue and white, William Morris textiles, a turned-leg island, brass details, and a little Southern-meets-European sweetness tucked into the Colorado foothills.

One kitchen leans soft, tailored, and California-casual with European farmhouse charm. The other is classic, collected, and full of Grandmillennial personality.

Both are a reminder that good design is never just about how a room looks, it is about how it supports the people who live there.

Seeing these projects in print feels like a beautiful full-circle moment. We are truly grateful to @kmac124, the editorial team, and to our clients for trusting us with their homes and their stories!

Design // @peggyhaddadinteriors
Photography // @karadeyoung

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This Saltbox kitchen in Columbine Valley was redesigned to solve what the original layout couldn’t - function, flow, and a clear sense of purpose.

We reworked the footprint to introduce a proper island, created a defined range wall as a focal point, and layered in traditional materials. Blue marble, warm brass, and turned-leg detailing to bring structure and character back into the space. The result is a kitchen that feels organized, intentional, and rooted in classic design, while supporting the way the family lives today.

One of the details that ties it all together is the paint color. As recently shared with @marthastewart, Peggy calls @farrowandball Parma Gray her go-to “color-as-a-neutral” for classic kitchens. Its soft blue tone with just a whisper of gray feels calm and timeless, complementing warm woods, brass accents, and crisp white cabinetry without overpowering the space. Thank you, @hmbien for including us in this story!

For those considering a renovation, new build, or larger-scale furnishing project, we always welcome the opportunity to connect. We are currently accepting inquiries for projects beginning in Q4 2026 and Q1 2027.

Design // @peggyhaddadinteriors
Photography // @karadeyoung

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This is your reminder that traditional does not have to mean boring.

For this equestrian-inspired traditional home, we wanted the entry to set the tone from the moment you walk in: colorful, layered, collected, and full of personality.

The dramatic curved staircase stayed. The beautiful railing stayed. The family heirlooms stayed.

We simply gave everything a better conversation to be part of—with bold wallpaper, fresh paint, a herringbone stair runner, and a palette of peach, blue, green, and classic brass accents.

To shop the look —> head to the blog or comment SHOP
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From a large, disconnected family room to a warm, layered space designed for gathering #projectrusticcontemporary (swipe for the before ->). This transformation came down to creating the right layout, choosing furniture with the proper scale, and using a thoughtful mix of materials, lighting, art, and trade-only pieces to make the room feel cohesive rather than simply filled.

One of the biggest questions homeowners have when furnishing a room is where to invest—and where it makes sense to save. My free Furniture Investment Workbook and corresponding email series walks you through the pieces that typically deserve a larger portion of your budget, what really affects furniture quality, and how to prioritize your purchases so you can make confident decisions.

It’s designed to help you avoid costly mistakes, create a realistic furniture budget, and build a home that feels collected, comfortable, and made to last—even if you’re completing it one layer at a time.

Download the free workbook through the link in my bio.

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One of the biggest misconceptions about decorating is that everything needs to match, wood tones, colors, etc.

In reality, the most beautiful rooms are built through layers: artwork with character, furniture from different eras, varied materials and finishes, pattern, texture, and layered lighting that adds warmth and depth.

If you’re designing your home on your own, my best advice is to give yourself time. Don’t rush to fill every empty corner or buy everything from one place just to have the room “done.” Collect pieces slowly, live with what you have, and wait for the things you really love.

But when you hire a designer, part of my job is knowing how to create that collected feeling intentionally.

Even when we’re starting with a blank slate, I can create a room that feels as though it came together naturally over time.

By mixing old and new, modern and traditional, refined and relaxed, all from a variety of sources, the goal is a space that feels layered, personal, and full of character

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Photography Slides 1 & 2, 4 // @karadeyoung
Photography Slide 3 // @amandaproudfit

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An elevated coastal dining room is all about balance. 🤍 Natural textures, sculptural lighting, timeless furnishings, and layered neutrals come together to create a space that's equally inviting for everyday meals and special gatherings. Shop the look to bring this warm, sophisticated style into your own home.

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Creating a bedroom that feels like a true retreat starts with thoughtful layering. 🤍 This elevated coastal look combines warm natural textures, timeless furnishings, sculptural lighting, and soft neutral tones for a space that feels both sophisticated and deeply restful. Shop all the pieces to recreate this serene primary bedroom in your own home.

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This colorful traditional dining room from Project Eclectic Traditional feels layered and elegant but not the least bit stuffy. We wanted a space where family dinners felt special, but also where spills weren’t a total disaster (thank you, performance fabric and cleanable rugs!). The result is timeless, textural, and a little unexpected.
A formal dining room should feel special, but never so precious that no one actually wants to use it. For this family, we wanted to create a colorful traditional dining room that honored the home’s classic architecture and the client’s heirloom pieces, while giving the space a fresh, lively perspective.

The green grasscloth wallpaper set the tone immediately: textural, rich, and beautifully grounding. From there, we layered in crisp wainscoting, tailored blue curtains, a pink patterned rug, and just enough equestrian charm to give the room personality without feeling themed. We refinished the client’s heirloom dining table, painted and reupholstered the chairs, and brought in layers of color and pattern to make the whole room feel collected, polished, and personal.

The equestrian details add a subtle sense of heritage and character, which felt especially fitting for a traditional dining room. The key was keeping those references restrained. A little equestrian influence can bring warmth, history, and a Ralph-Lauren-adjacent richness to a room—but too much can start to feel too themed.

The result is a formal dining room that still feels warm and welcoming, a space made for holiday dinners, birthday candles, after-school chaos, and all the good stuff that happens around a table.

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Step inside this European Inspired sunroom designed for everyday family life, from morning coffee and homeschooling to cozy evenings by the fire. With a breakfast nook, sitting area, William Morris sheers, heirloom details, and breathtaking views, this space feels timeless, layered, and beautifully livable.
This European Inspired sunroom was designed to become the kind of space every busy family needs: beautiful enough to feel special, but comfortable enough to live in every single day.

Before the renovation, the Project Eclectic Traditional sunroom sat just off the kitchen behind a sliding glass door, which made it feel more like an add-on than part of the home. Now, it flows directly from the kitchen with openings on both sides, and the former window above the sink is completely open to the sunroom beyond. The result is a light-filled extension of the kitchen that feels connected, intentional, and incredibly inviting.

With a breakfast table, cozy sitting area, fireplace, sofa, and swivel glider chair, this room works hard in the best possible way. It’s where morning coffee happens, where games are played, where cozy evenings unfold by the fire, and where homeschooling fits naturally into daily life for this sweet family of seven.

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Powder bathrooms may be small, but they are some of the best rooms in the house for taking a design risk. You are not committing to wallpapering an entire living room or painting your whole kitchen green—although, for the record, we support both when done well. A powder room gives you the chance to create one highly memorable, personality-filled moment.
For Project Eclectic Traditional, also known as Project Equestrian Traditional, we treated this powder bathroom like a tiny jewel box. The goal was to pull together the rich, colorful palette used throughout the home and create a space that felt bold, classic, and a little unexpected.

This eclectic traditional powder bathroom featuring bold wallpaper centers around William Morris’s iconic Strawberry Thief wallpaper, layered with deep burgundy, earthy green, warm brass, and crisp marble-style flooring. The result is a moody, colorful powder room that feels old-world and fresh at the same time.

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This colorful traditional entryway sets the tone for the whole home—this space had all the right bones: a dramatic curved staircase, intricate railing, beautiful French doors, and meaningful family pieces. What it needed was life, color, and a sense of personality to match the rest of the home. For this equestrian-inspired traditional home, we wanted to create an entry that felt personal and pulled together, but not overly formal. It’s the kind of space that says “come on in” without trying too hard.
For Project Eclectic Traditional or also called Project Equestrian Traditional, we transformed a dated entry into a colorful traditional entryway filled with pattern and personality by layering bold wallpaper, fresh paint, a tailored stair runner, and heirloom furnishings that already meant something to the family. The goal wasn’t to erase the traditional character of the home—it was to wake it up.

The new palette of peach, blue, green, gold, and deep brown feels classic but not quiet. The staircase now feels intentional and polished, the heirloom secretary and artwork have room to shine, and each corner of the entry has its own collected moment. It’s traditional with a little wink—which, frankly, is my favorite kind of traditional.

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Welcome to Project Elevated Coastal by Peggy Haddad Interiors.
Elevated coastal style is less about beachy décor and more about layering soft neutrals, sculptural accents, and timeless textures for a space that feels both relaxed and refined.

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Welcome to Project Cortez, a Scottsdale Airbnb retreat designed to feel like an experience the moment you walk in.

This living room leans into Contemporary Desert style with a warm, neutral palette layered in rust tones and a hint of turquoise. It’s minimal, but not stark… grounded in organic materials, soft texture, and that easy, sun-washed feeling that makes you want to stay a while.

In today’s competitive Airbnb market, a beautiful space alone isn’t enough. Your rental has to feel like something. It has to tell a story, photograph beautifully, and invite guests in before they’ve even booked.

That’s where thoughtful design changes everything. This isn’t just a place to land, it’s a space people remember, return to, and talk about long after they leave.

Project Cortez is a prime example of how intentional interior design can transform an ordinary space into a modern retreat that stands out above the crowd. If you’re looking to elevate your own short term rental with carefully curated, durable furnishings and a sophisticated aesthetic, get in touch with us today.

Design // @peggyhaddadinteriors

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All things green 🍃 From soft sage to deep olive, this is the palette I keep coming back to — fresh, grounded, and endlessly versatile in every space. Tap to shop the details and bring a little of this quiet color story home.

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As of last year—every room *on the main floor* gets touched at Christmas in our house ✨

From the twinkle-lighted staircase…to mini wreaths in every window in the living room…to playful powder bath moments and festive dining spaces—our entire main floor becomes an immersive holiday experience.

So grateful I had the itch last year to step up our Christmas decorating. My hope is that it’s creating lifelong memories for the girls—how the Advent season felt as they grew up, learning the significance of the greatest event in history.

A special thanks to @karadeyoung for capturing this view!

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Photography // @karadeyoung
Florals // @ariannafloral
Tablescapes in collaboration with @southernmtngirl

The PHI design philosophy shows up most clearly at Christmas 🎄 Psst—don’t tap away too soon or you’ll miss a Wren sighting in her Christmas sweater! 🐾

My work centers on richly layered, colorful and/or textured, real-life spaces—and our home at Christmas is the most personal expression of that philosophy.

This is classic Christmas with color, soul, and a collected story behind every detail. Soft velvet bows, tartan and toile, vintage bells, layered greenery, and hints of blue and pink woven throughout. Designed to feel joyful, not staged.

PS—did you catch my kitchen (styled for the holidays) featured on @housebeautiful? Link in bio for the full article!

Design // @peggyhaddadinteriors
Cover Photo // @amandaproudfit
Florals // @ariannafloral
Tablescapes in collaboration with @southernmtngirl

We hard-launched Christmas on November 1st. It was literally on the calendar. Before I even came downstairs, Matt had every Christmas box stacked and the tree standing tall. 🎄

This #haddadtreehouse doesn’t ease into Christmas…it commits.

For us, decorating early is about stretching the season of joy, memory, and meaning as long as we can. And yes…we turn the lights on every single night. ✨

(Also… studies show people who decorate early for Christmas are happier—so we’re calling this research-backed.) Same for cats—I can confirm under the tree is Wren’s ultimate happy place. 🎄🐈‍⬛

Design // @peggyhaddadinteriors
Photography // @amandaproudfit
Florals // @ariannafloral
Tablescapes // in collaboration with @southernmtngirl

Green is the most effortless way to add color and calm to a space. These olive curtains from Meadowbrook are a perfect example—they warm up the room, add depth, and complement nearly every palette.

Rounded up the full look below so you can bring this soft, grounded green into your own home. 🌿✨

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Featured in House Beautiful! ✨
I shared one of my go-to styling secrets: sculptural planters. They instantly add texture, movement, and personality — and T.J. Maxx is one of my favorite spots to find them.

I’ve linked a few similar planters, vases, and accessories that bring that same collected, layered look home.

Perfect for console styling, coffee tables, or those last finishing touches on install day. 🌿

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Designing a room she won’t outgrow ✨

This tween girls’ bedroom is soft, layered, and just the right mix of sweet + sophisticated. Think creamy white, blush, bouclé, scallops, and a hint of brass for sparkle. 💕

Shop everything from her bedding to lighting + art below — all the cozy, timeless pieces that make this room feel extra special.

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Featured in Parade Homes & Gardens! These vintage-inspired Amazon bud vases are one of my favorite affordable styling finds. Group them in threes or fives, spread them across shelves, and try placing a few on top of books for extra height and dimension. Simple, cohesive, and so chic. Shop the exact vases and accessories here!

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