As the director of architecture and co-CEO of Ruggles Mabe Studio, Bell’s brother faced a daunting challenge when his family’s home was ravaged by fire on May 6, 2020, amid the backdrop of a global pandemic.

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Susan Lovelace, the founder and owner of Lovelace Interiors in Inlet Beach, Florida, created this feminine yet cozy residence as her personal New Orleans getaway.

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A storied career spanning nearly three decades has fostered a reputation for exquisite interior design, with projects across Dallas, Aspen, New Orleans, and the gorgeous Gulf Coast of Florida. Headquartered in what can only be described as an architectural hamlet unlike any other, Susan Lovelace and her eponymous business, Lovelace Interiors, are based in Inlet Beach, Florida, near the notable New Urbanism communities of Rosemary Beach, Alys Beach, Seaside, and more.

Our homes reflect our inner landscapes, showcasing unique personality and style in a physical representation of what it means to “be at home.” To live both easefully and beautifully requires a space that simultaneously appeals to aesthetics and functionality. Joy Hodges, an interior designer based in Pensacola, Florida, possesses this innate gift for elevating otherwise ordinary or overlooked spaces.