Glenna Stone Interiors

Step into the elevated primary suite, a true sanctuary of luxurious tranquility. The cozy bedroom fireplace and inviting furnishings create a calm, comfortable space. Just steps away, a custom coffee bar offers the perfect pause for your morning ritual. The spa-like bathroom completes the retreat with a deep soaking tub, marble shower, and elegant finishes designed for rest and renewal in a busy life.⁠
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Summer has a way of bringing everyone into the kitchen.⁠
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Fresh flowers on the island. Doors open to the patio. Family drifting in for a snack before heading back outside. The best kitchens are designed to keep up with every season of life.⁠
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The best wallpaper doesn't just decorate a room. It sets the mood. For this guest bedroom, a colorful botanical pattern creates a welcoming retreat that feels cheerful, memorable, and perfectly suited for overnight guests.⁠
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“Design has a reach that extends well beyond the spaces we create. It shapes how people live, how they feel, and how they move forward.” – Glenna⁠ Stone⁠
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Over the past several years, one conversation has become increasingly important at the beginning of every project: understanding the investment required to bring a vision to life.

With construction costs, labor, and material pricing continuing to shift, today's renovation projects require more than beautiful ideas. They require thoughtful planning, open communication, and a clear understanding of priorities from the very beginning.

In this month's Perspectives, Glenna shares why early budget planning has become one of the most valuable parts of our design process and how clarity creates confidence in an uncertain market.

We hope you'll enjoy this month's Perspective.

The Value of Planning in an Era of Rising Costs One of the things I have come to appreciate most about residential design is that our work is rarely just about creating beautiful spaces. At its best, it provides clarity. It helps people understand what is possible, what matters most, and how to move forward with confidence toward a home that refl...

The beauty of an open, connected layout is having spaces with different personalities that still work together. One room welcomes everyday family life, while the next provides a quieter retreat, creating balance and flow throughout the home.⁠
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House Beautiful recently asked Glenna to share one of the most common design mistakes that can make a bedroom feel smaller. Today, we’re sharing her top tip, along with a look at how we put it into practice across our projects.

Swipe through to learn why rug size matters and see how the right proportions can make a bedroom feel larger and more cohesive.

Thank you to House Beautiful for including Glenna in “Bedroom Design Mistakes That Make Small Spaces Feel Even Smaller.” Read the full article here : https://bit.ly/4hqiXtX

Every client has a different idea of the perfect retreat. For some, it's a freestanding tub. For others, it's an expansive walk-in shower. Thoughtful bathroom design begins by understanding how you want to start and end each day.⁠
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The best storage solutions begin long before cabinetry is installed. We think through how a space will function, what needs to be stored, and how daily routines unfold, so every drawer, cabinet, and pull-out has a purpose.⁠
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The light. The scale. The proportion. The way every element relates to the next.⁠
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These are not decisions that call attention to themselves. They gather over time, shaping the experience of a room until everything begins to feel fully aligned.⁠⁠
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