Susan Rains Design

Before anything is ordered, before window treatments are installed, before the room starts to fully come together, we create the vision.

For this primary bedroom, my client wanted something calm, elevated, and reflective of how she wants to feel at the end and beginning of each day. With thoughtful ties to the bathroom renovation, I designed in 2025, but she couldn’t quite see it yet.

That’s where renderings become so powerful. They bridge the gap between ideas and reality, giving us a clear direction so every decision moving forward feels aligned.

This is how we avoid overwhelm. This is how we make confident choices. And most importantly, this is how we create spaces that truly support the life you live.

Wallpaper doesn’t have to be limited to an accent wall or a hallway.
Some of the most memorable rooms I’ve worked on have wallpaper in the dining room, living room, or primary bedroom. It adds depth, personality, and a feeling that the room was really considered.

Good News! Wallpaper is not the commitment it used to be. It’s easy to hang and remove, with thousands of options in every style and color you can imagine.

photo by Kristina Kroot Photography