How do you balance aesthetics and functionality when transitioning your home’s decor for different seasons, particularly in terms of fabrics, color palettes, and statement pieces?

Coming from the apparel industry, I approach my home much like I do my closet. The essentials remain the same—sheets, duvet cover, blankets, decorative pillows, and throws—but the materials and colors shift with the seasons. In spring and summer, I opt for lighter-weight fabrics like linen, just as I would swap in a linen shirt or jacket.

My bedding stays within a neutral palette of greys, taupes, and white, anchored by a jacquard duvet cover and matching shams. For summer, I use SFERRA Giza 45 Percale in Tin, and switch to Tesoro in Lunar for fall and winter—both coordinate beautifully with my year-round foundation. During the colder months, I’ll also layer in a wool blanket, always in grey.

In the living room, I use seasonal accents to create visual and tactile contrast. Lighter-hued decorative pillows replace heavier, cozier ones in the summer, and I bring back more substantial textures and deeper tones once the weather cools.

As summer is approaching, what are some key elements and products that you adjust to evoke the feeling of the new season, and how do they influence the ambiance of your home?

One of the easiest transitions I make is updating decorative pillows and throws. In the winter, I have Pettra pillows in charcoal and the Dorsey cashmere throw in the living room. For summer, I swap the pillows and throw for Terzo in Poolside to introduce a pop of color.