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The Story Behind the Stone with Kristin of Calia Stone04 Aug 202600:36:12
Every piece of natural stone has a story to tell, one that began millions of years ago and continues in the homes we create today.

This week on Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with Kristin of Calia Stone to explore the beauty, craftsmanship, and artistry behind one of design's most timeless materials. From sourcing remarkable slabs around the world to helping homeowners choose the perfect stone, Kristin shares why natural materials bring authenticity, character, and lasting beauty to every project.

The conversation explores current stone trends, caring for natural materials, selecting the right stone for each application, and why embracing the unique qualities of every slab creates homes with soul.

Whether you're planning a renovation, building a custom home, or simply love exceptional design, this episode will change the way you look at natural stone.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Every slab of natural stone tells a story that cannot be replicated.
  • The best interiors embrace authenticity over perfection.
  • Choosing the right stone is about both beauty and function.
  • Natural materials create homes that feel timeless rather than trendy.
  • Stone is increasingly being used as a statement feature throughout the home, from fireplaces and bathrooms to furniture and custom details.
  • Great design celebrates craftsmanship and the artistry found in nature.


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City State of Mind28 Jul 202600:43:56
What makes city living so magnetic? In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa  explore the unique lifestyle and design philosophy behind urban living. From maximizing every square foot to embracing walkable neighborhoods, iconic architecture, and vibrant public spaces, they discuss how city homes demand thoughtful planning and intentional design. They also share favorite cities, inspiring hotels, and creative solutions for storage, entertaining, and bringing personality into compact spaces. Whether you live in the heart of a bustling city or simply appreciate its energy, this conversation celebrates the beauty of designing for the way you truly live.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Design for your lifestyle first and your square footage second.
  • Every inch counts in an urban home, making multifunctional furniture and smart storage invaluable.
  • Walkability transforms the city into an extension of your home.
  • Great architecture and public spaces inspire better interiors.
  • Urban living proves that thoughtful design can make even the smallest spaces feel luxurious.


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Blue, White and Beyond with Barclay Butera21 Jul 202600:42:35
Blue and white may be Barclay Butera's signature, but his influence on the design world reaches far beyond a color palette.

In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Barclay to discuss the evolution of his celebrated design firm, the importance of creating a recognizable point of view, and how timeless design continues to resonate in an ever changing industry. From building a trusted lifestyle brand to designing homes that feel both sophisticated and welcoming, Barclay offers insights that are as inspiring for design professionals as they are for homeowners.

Whether you're drawn to classic coastal style, luxury interiors, or the business of design, this conversation is filled with wisdom from one of the industry's most respected voices.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Signature style creates lasting recognition and trust.
  • Classic design evolves without losing its timeless foundation.
  • Hospitality is one of the most important elements of great interiors.
  • Building relationships is just as important as building beautiful spaces.
  • The most memorable homes reflect the personalities of the people who live in them.


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Wild Wild West14 Jul 202600:49:06
The American West has always captured our imagination, but its influence on design goes far beyond cowboy hats and rustic cabins. In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore the enduring appeal of Western interiors and why the best examples are rooted in authenticity rather than theme.

From reclaimed wood and hand forged iron to luxurious mountain retreats and contemporary ranch homes, they discuss the craftsmanship, natural materials, and rich storytelling that define this iconic style. Along the way, they share favorite destinations, hospitality spaces that embody Western living, and simple ways to bring the spirit of the West into any home, no matter where you live.

Whether you're inspired by Yellowstone, Santa Fe, or the Rocky Mountains, this episode celebrates interiors that feel grounded, timeless, and deeply connected to the landscape.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Authentic Western design is about craftsmanship, heritage, and connection to nature rather than themed décor.
  • Natural materials like wood, stone, leather, wool, and forged metals create warmth and character.
  • Contemporary Western interiors blend rustic elements with refined architecture and modern comforts.
  • Regional influences from Texas, Santa Fe, Colorado, Wyoming, and Montana each bring their own unique personality.
  • Personal collections and meaningful objects tell the story of the people who live in a home.


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Shell Shockers07 Jul 202600:26:11
What starts as a simple seashell becomes a vibrant work of art in the hands of artist Lauren Alexandra. In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with Lauren to explore how a childhood love of collecting shells evolved into a thriving creative business built on color, craftsmanship, and meaningful storytelling.

Lauren shares how she transforms ordinary beach finds into joyful, one of a kind works of art, why color is at the center of everything she creates, and how some of her most treasured commissions preserve memories of loved ones. From coastal inspiration to custom keepsakes, this conversation reminds us that beautiful design often begins with the simplest natural elements.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Beauty can come from the most unexpected places when viewed through a creative lens.
  • Color has the power to transform not only interiors but also emotions.
  • Natural materials tell stories and create meaningful connections in our homes.
  • Handmade pieces bring personality, warmth, and authenticity to a space.
  • The most memorable design often carries both beauty and personal history.


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The Flag We Fly - Style with Soul30 Jun 202600:29:04
In this special holiday episode, we’re joined by Cynthia Brooks, a renowned flag expert and trusted source for collectors seeking rare, storied, and one-of-a-kind flags.

Cynthia shares how flags carry more than symbols—they hold history, identity, and deep emotional resonance. From 13-star treasures to Civil War-era finds, she gives us a peek into the world of flag collecting, how she helps clients build meaningful collections, and why these textiles deserve a place of honor in the home.

Whether you’re a design lover, history buff, or simply flag-curious, Cynthia’s passion and knowledge bring a soulful new perspective to the stars and stripes. 

Street Style Takeaways:
  1. Collect with Meaning Just like curating a wardrobe or a room, collecting flags is about finding pieces that tell a story—not just fill space.
  2. Display What Matters Whether it’s a vintage flag or a family keepsake, put your history on display. Style your space with items that represent your identity.
  3. Respect the Past, Style for Now Cynthia blends reverence for American history with modern presentation—just like mixing vintage with new in fashion or interiors.
  4. Textiles Tell a Story A tattered edge, hand-stitched star, or faded hue can hold generations of meaning. Don’t be afraid to embrace imperfection—it adds soul.
  5. Patriotism with Personality Your home—and your style—can reflect love for country in subtle, personal ways. Think beyond red, white, and blue to a palette of heritage.


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The Ralph Lauren Effect: Designing a Lifestyle, Not Just a Brand23 Jun 202600:53:57
Few names in design, fashion, and lifestyle carry the influence of Ralph Lauren. In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore how Ralph Lauren built more than a company. He created an entire world. From fashion runways to iconic interiors, Ralph Lauren has spent decades defining a vision of American style that continues to resonate across generations.

The conversation traces the evolution of the Ralph Lauren brand, examining how it masterfully blends heritage, aspiration, storytelling, and design. Meghan and Krissa discuss the signature aesthetics that have become synonymous with the brand, from equestrian elegance and Western influence to coastal sophistication and urban luxury. They also unpack why Ralph Lauren feels especially relevant right now and what designers can learn from his ability to create timeless spaces that feel collected, personal, and deeply authentic.

Whether you're inspired by a classic Polo Bar look, a cozy Ralph Lauren holiday aesthetic, or a beautifully layered interior, this episode explores why the Ralph Lauren lifestyle remains one of the most enduring design influences of our time.

Street Style Takeaways:

• Great brands sell a feeling, not just a product.
• Ralph Lauren's success comes from creating complete lifestyle narratives.
• Timeless design is rooted in consistency and authenticity.
• Layering history, texture, and personal storytelling creates lasting interiors.
• The best interiors evoke emotion and transport people to another place.
• American style can take many forms, from Western ranches to coastal retreats to sophisticated city living.
• Trends come and go, but strong design identities endure.

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Domestic Bliss: The Martha Stewart Effect16 Jun 202600:52:54
Before social media influencers, there was Martha Stewart.

In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore the remarkable impact Martha Stewart has had on the way we live, entertain, decorate, and connect with our homes. More than a television personality or businesswoman, Martha transformed homemaking into an aspirational lifestyle, inspiring generations to find beauty in everyday rituals.

From hosting unforgettable gatherings and creating meaningful traditions to embracing DIY culture and intentional design, we discuss the principles that made Martha a cultural icon and why her influence remains as relevant today as ever.

Join us for a conversation about domesticity, creativity, and the enduring appeal of living well.

Street Style Takeaway:

Domestic Bliss Starts with Intention

One of Martha Stewart's greatest gifts was showing us that extraordinary living isn't reserved for special occasions. It's created through thoughtful daily choices.

A beautifully set table. Fresh flowers from the garden. A favorite recipe shared with friends. A home that reflects who you are and how you want to live.

The Martha Stewart effect reminds us that true luxury isn't perfection. It's intention. It's finding joy in the details and creating rituals that make everyday life feel a little more special.

Domestic bliss isn't a destination. It's a practice

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Ode to Color with Lori Weitzner09 Jun 202600:43:56
What if color was more than a design choice? What if it could influence your mood, shape your memories, and transform the way you experience your home?

This week on Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with renowned textile designer, author, and color expert Lori Weitzner to explore the powerful relationship between color and emotion. Best known for her groundbreaking work across textiles, wallcoverings, rugs, and accessories, Lori shares how color can help us create spaces that feel deeply personal and meaningful.

From understanding your own color story to embracing texture, craftsmanship, and sensory design, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on creating homes that truly resonate.

Street Style Takeaways:

• Color is deeply personal and emotional.
• The best interiors reflect who you are, not just current trends.
• Texture amplifies the impact of color.
• Design should engage all the senses.
• Understanding your color preferences can lead to more authentic spaces.

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Pattern, Passion & Possibility with Nicolette Mayer02 Jun 202600:39:52
What does it take to turn creativity into a thriving lifestyle brand?

This week on Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa welcome artist, designer, and entrepreneur Nicolette Mayer for a conversation about the intersection of creativity and business. Known for her bold wallpapers, textiles, tabletop collections, and home accessories, Nicolette shares the journey from launching her first designs to building an expansive and ever evolving brand.

Together they discuss the inspiration behind her memorable patterns and motifs, the influence of travel on her work, the balance between artistry and entrepreneurship, and how technology continues to shape the future of design.

From passion projects to business strategy, this episode is filled with insights for creatives, entrepreneurs, and anyone who believes in the power of pursuing possibility.

Listen in for an inspiring conversation about pattern, passion, and the opportunities that emerge when creativity leads the way.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Creativity and business can thrive together.
  • Inspiration is everywhere if you're paying attention.
  • Great design tells a story and evokes emotion.
  • Travel expands both creative vision and perspective.
  • The most successful brands continue to evolve while staying true to their core identity.


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The Art of Outdoor Living: Layering for Summer26 May 202600:44:14
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore the art of outdoor living and why layering matters just as much outside as it does indoors. From creating a strong foundation with furniture and textiles to adding comfort through performance fabrics, lighting, scent, and landscaping, this conversation dives into how thoughtful outdoor spaces can become true extensions of the home.

The episode also explores entertaining outdoors, designing around pools and lake living, and creating environments that feel welcoming, relaxed, and beautifully collected all summer long.

Street Style Takeaways:

• Outdoor spaces feel most inviting when they are layered with texture, color, lighting, and comfort just like interiors.
• Performance materials have transformed outdoor living, allowing spaces to feel luxurious while still being durable and functional.
• Landscaping should be treated as part of the design plan, not an afterthought. Repetition, scale, and containers create cohesion outdoors.
• Outdoor entertaining is about creating experiences through tabletop details, lighting, sound, and gathering spaces.
• Summer spaces should encourage people to slow down, connect, and enjoy the beauty of seasonal living.

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Creativity in Your Hands: A Conversation with Reese Emry19 May 202600:28:59
This week on Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund welcome Reese Emry for an inspiring conversation in Creativity in Your Hands. Together, they explore the beauty of handmade living, creative entrepreneurship, and the emotional connection we form with thoughtfully crafted pieces in our homes.

Reese shares her creative journey from paper flowers and styling to building a pottery business rooted in artistry, storytelling, and intentional living. The conversation dives into why handmade objects resonate so deeply, how creativity evolves through different seasons of life, and the importance of embracing imperfection in both art and home design.

This episode is a thoughtful reminder that the most memorable spaces are often the ones layered with meaning, craftsmanship, and personal story.

Street Style Takeaways:

• Handmade pieces bring authenticity and soul into a home
• Creativity often unfolds through unexpected paths and pivots
• Imperfection creates warmth and personality in design
• Natural materials and artisan craftsmanship help spaces feel grounded
• Homes become more meaningful when filled with pieces connected to story and memory

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Out of Africa with Bruce MacDonald12 May 202600:51:46
This week on Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa welcome Bruce MacDonald of Bruce Andrews Design for a conversation inspired by travel, craftsmanship, and the beauty of globally influenced interiors.

In this episode, Bruce reflects on the impact Africa and international travel have had on his creative perspective, shaping the textures, materials, palettes, and stories behind his work. The discussion explores how collected interiors create depth and authenticity, and why homes feel most meaningful when they reflect personal experiences and artistry.

Bruce also shares insights into bespoke furniture, artisan craftsmanship, and the growing appreciation for quality pieces made with intention. From layered textures and natural materials to the emotional power of handcrafted design, this episode is a thoughtful exploration of creating spaces that feel timeless, soulful, and deeply lived in.

Street Style Takeaways:

• Travel is one of the greatest sources of design inspiration and storytelling.

• Collected interiors feel richer, warmer, and more personal than perfectly matched spaces.

• Craftsmanship and handmade details bring authenticity into a home.

• Natural textures and layered materials create depth and timelessness.

• The most memorable interiors reflect the experiences and personality of the people living there.

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High Point Spring Market Revealed 202605 May 202600:47:39
In High Point Spring Market Revealed 2026, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund take listeners inside the conversations, showrooms, and standout moments from this season’s High Point Market. From the resurgence of traditional design to the nuanced evolution of color, pattern, and scale, this episode unpacks what designers are actually noticing and talking about on the ground.

The conversation explores a clear shift toward warmth, intimacy, and layered living. Think rich, moody palettes, smaller-scale patterns, and a return to detail driven upholstery. Meghan and Krissa also highlight the growing importance of personality in design, where rooms feel curated rather than styled, and comfort meets sophistication in a more intentional way.

They discuss the rise of cozy gathering spaces, the unexpected popularity of game tables, and how classic elements like florals and plaids are being reinterpreted for today. This episode is both a trend report and a deeper reflection on where design is heading next and how to translate these ideas into real homes.

Street Style Takeaways:

1. Traditional is Leading Again
Classic design is not just back, it is evolving. It feels richer, more layered, and more personal than before.

2. Color is Deepening
We are moving beyond light neutrals into burgundy, maroon, and saturated tones that create mood and depth.

3. Pattern is Getting Smarter
Smaller-scale prints, florals, and plaids are being layered thoughtfully for a collected, timeless look.

4. Detail Matters More Than Ever
Welts, trims, tufting, and skirted upholstery are bringing craftsmanship back into focus.

5. Rooms Are Becoming More Intimate
Design is shifting toward cozy, purposeful spaces made for gathering, conversation, and connection.

6. Play is Back in Design
Game tables and casual entertaining moments are reappearing in fresh, colorful, and elevated ways.


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Tropical Living: Designing a Home That Feels Like a Getaway28 Apr 202600:46:09
What if your home could feel like a permanent vacation?

In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund explore the essence of tropical living and how it translates into timeless, elevated interiors. This is not about themed spaces or clichés. It is about capturing a feeling. Airy, layered, relaxed, and deeply connected to nature.

From destination inspired influences like the Caribbean, Hawaii, and Southeast Asia, to the foundational elements of materials, color, and furniture, this conversation breaks down what truly defines tropical design today.

They discuss how natural materials like rattan, teak, linen, and seagrass create depth while maintaining lightness, how color palettes rooted in sand, palm, and sea bring a sense of calm energy, and why indoor outdoor living is essential to the lifestyle.

The episode also explores how to bring the outdoors in through botanical motifs, woven textures, and collected details, while engaging all the senses from scent to sound.

This is tropical design redefined. Sophisticated, livable, and rooted in ease.

Street Style Takeaways:

• Tropical design is about a feeling, not a theme
It should feel effortless, layered, and connected to nature rather than overly literal

• Natural materials are everything
Rattan, teak, linen, and woven textures create depth while keeping spaces breathable

• A successful palette balances energy and calm
Think crisp whites, sandy neutrals, palm greens, and sun washed brights

• Indoor outdoor living is not optional
The best tropical homes blur the line between inside and out

• Movement matters
From breezy textiles to curved silhouettes, spaces should feel fluid and relaxed

• Engage all the senses
Scent, sound, texture, and light all play a role in creating a true escape

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Elements of Design: Fire — Warmth, Glow & Gathering23 Apr 202600:41:38
In Elements of Design: Fire — Warmth, Glow & Gathering, Meghan and Krissa close out the series by exploring the most dynamic and emotionally charged element of all. Fire is both powerful and comforting, representing passion, energy, intimacy, and connection. It is instinctual. It draws people in, encourages gathering, and creates moments that feel alive and memorable.

The conversation moves through how fire shows up in interiors not just literally through fireplaces and lighting, but through color, materiality, and atmosphere. The palette leans into rich, sophisticated tones inspired by nature. Think burnt orange, oxblood, terracotta, paprika, and deep, muted reds layered with grounding neutrals. These hues bring depth and warmth without feeling overly trendy, allowing spaces to feel timeless yet energized.

They also explore contrast as a key design tool. Fire tones glow brightest when paired with darker, quieter backgrounds, creating a sense of balance and intentionality. Materials that reflect or enhance warmth such as aged metals, warm woods, and textured finishes help reinforce this feeling.

Ultimately, fire in design is about creating spaces that invite people in. It is the flicker of candlelight, the glow of a lamp at dusk, the warmth of a gathering space where conversation lingers. It is less about excess and more about atmosphere, emotion, and connection.

Street Style Takeaways:

Fire is where design becomes feeling.
It is the element that turns a space into an experience.

Bring in warmth through color.
Lean into layered reds, rusts, and earthy oranges. Keep them slightly muted for a more elevated and lasting look.

Use contrast to create glow.
Pair warm tones with deeper or quieter backdrops so they feel intentional and radiant rather than overwhelming.

Think beyond the fireplace.
Lighting, candlelight, and reflective finishes can all create that same sense of warmth and movement.

Layer materials that feel lived in.
Aged metals, warm woods, and natural textures help create depth and richness that mimic the essence of fire.

Design for gathering.
Arrange seating and spaces to encourage connection. Fire is inherently social, so your layout should be too.

Create moments, not just rooms.
A softly lit corner, a warm-toned vignette, or a flickering candle can completely shift how a space feels.

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Elements of Design: Air — Lightness, Openness & Ease21 Apr 202600:48:41
Elements of Design: Air — Lightness, Openness & Ease explores how the air element brings a sense of breath, clarity, and quiet luxury into our spaces. This episode invites listeners to think beyond what is seen and instead focus on how a space feels. Air is not about absence, it is about intention. It is the edit, the pause, the negative space that allows everything else to shine.

You dive into how openness in design creates emotional ease and how thoughtful restraint can feel just as impactful as layered maximalism. From architectural choices like expansive windows and open floor plans to softer elements like sheer textiles, pale palettes, and uncluttered surfaces, air becomes a guiding principle for creating spaces that feel calm, elevated, and effortlessly livable.

The conversation also touches on lifestyle. How we move through a space, how light shifts throughout the day, and how simplifying our surroundings can create a more grounded and inspired way of living. Air is ultimately about creating room to think, to breathe, and to fully experience home.

Street Style Takeaways:

Lighten the palette
Soft whites, warm ivories, pale grays, and whispery pastels create an airy foundation that reflects light and expands a space visually.

Let light lead
Prioritize natural light wherever possible. Think minimal window treatments, reflective surfaces, and intentional placement of mirrors to amplify brightness.

Edit with intention
Air is about what you remove as much as what you add. Clear surfaces, reduce visual clutter, and allow key pieces to stand on their own.

Choose breathable materials
Linen, cotton, light woods, and glass all contribute to a sense of softness and movement within a space.

Embrace negative space
Not every corner needs to be filled. Leaving room around furniture and decor creates a sense of calm and sophistication.

Incorporate movement
Subtle elements like flowing drapery, lightweight fabrics, or even a gently moving branch or plant bring life and softness.

Open up the layout
Whenever possible, create flow between spaces. Even small shifts in furniture placement can make a room feel more expansive.

Create moments of pause
A simple chair by a window, an uncluttered bedside, or a quiet reading nook allows for stillness and reflection.

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Elements of Design: Water — The Art of Flow & Reflection16 Apr 202600:38:16
In Elements of Design: Water — The Art of Flow & Reflection, we explore the powerful role water plays in shaping how a space feels, moves, and lives. From the calming rhythm of oceans and lakes to the reflective qualities of glass and polished surfaces, water has an innate ability to bring serenity, softness, and sophistication into design.

We dive into why we are naturally drawn to water, how its movement influences spatial flow, and the ways designers translate its essence through color, materiality, and form. This episode is an invitation to think beyond literal water features and instead embrace the emotional and visual language of water—fluid, luminous, and ever-evolving.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Design should flow, not force
    The best spaces guide you effortlessly—just like water. Think intuitive layouts, soft transitions, and rooms that feel connected rather than segmented.
  • Reflection creates dimension
    Incorporating reflective materials—glass, mirrors, polished stone, metals—adds light, depth, and a sense of quiet luxury.
  • Water-inspired palettes calm the mind
    Deep blues, soft aquas, seafoam greens, and misty neutrals evoke tranquility and timelessness.
  • Movement matters
    Curves, organic shapes, and layered textures mimic the natural rhythm of water, bringing life and softness into a space.
  • Less harsh, more fluid
    Swap sharp lines for softened edges—rounded furniture, arched doorways, and sculptural forms create a more inviting environment.
  • It’s a feeling, not a theme
    You don’t need literal water features. The goal is to evoke water’s essence—calm, reflective, and effortlessly elegant.
  • Light is everything
    Water and light go hand-in-hand. Prioritize natural light and surfaces that allow it to bounce and shimmer throughout the room.


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Elements of Design: Earth — The Foundation of Timeless Interiors14 Apr 202600:39:39
In this first episode of the Elements of Design series, Meghan and Krissa explore Earth as the grounding force behind timeless interiors. What begins as a conversation inspired by Earth Day quickly unfolds into a deeper understanding of how natural elements shape the way we live, feel, and design.

They discuss how Earth shows up in interiors through materials, texture, color, and permanence from layered neutrals and organic palettes to stone, wood, and collected pieces that tell a story. The conversation highlights our innate connection to nature and why spaces rooted in Earth feel calming, authentic, and enduring.

The episode also touches on the growing return to natural materials and antiques, emphasizing a shift away from overly manufactured spaces toward homes that feel storied, lived-in, and connected to the past. Earth isn’t just an aesthetic it’s a philosophy of design that values depth, warmth, and authenticity.

Street Style Takeaways:

1. Earth is the foundation of timeless design
It creates a sense of stability and grounding—spaces feel rooted, calm, and enduring when Earth elements are present.

2. Natural materials bring authenticity
Wood, stone, clay, and linen add depth and character that cannot be replicated by synthetic materials.

3. Texture is just as important as color
Layering textures—raw, polished, soft, and structured—creates richness even within a neutral palette.

4. Earth tones are evolving, not boring
Warm browns, soft taupes, muted greens, and mineral tones are being reimagined in elevated, sophisticated ways.

5. Collected over curated
Antiques and vintage pieces add soul and tell a story, reinforcing the idea that great design isn’t rushed—it’s built over time.

6. Connection to nature is emotional
Earth-inspired spaces resonate because they tap into something instinctual—comfort, familiarity, and well-being.

7. Imperfection is part of the beauty
Natural materials wear, patina, and evolve—embracing this creates spaces that feel real and lived-in.


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The Art of Layering: Designing a Home with Depth and Dimension07 Apr 202600:49:55
Layering is what transforms a space from flat and functional into something rich, inviting, and deeply personal. In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore the art of layering in interior design and why it is essential to creating a home that feels complete.

They break down each layer of a well-designed space, beginning with foundational investments like flooring and key furniture pieces, then building in texture, color, and lighting to add depth and dimension. The conversation also highlights the importance of personality, showing how collected pieces and intentional styling bring meaning and individuality into a home.

From layering rugs and textiles to creating a thoughtful lighting plan, this episode offers a clear and approachable guide to designing spaces that feel elevated, cohesive, and timeless.
Street Style Takeaways:

1. Start with a strong foundation
Your investment layer sets the tone. Quality flooring, cabinetry, and key furniture pieces create the base everything else builds on.

2. Texture is what brings a room to life
Layering isn’t just visual, it’s tactile. Mixing materials like linen, wool, wood, and metal adds depth and keeps a space from feeling flat.

3. Color should feel intentional, not overwhelming
A strong base palette paired with thoughtful accents creates balance. Layering color is about restraint as much as expression.

4. Lighting is one of the most important layers
Relying on one overhead fixture falls short. A mix of ambient, task, and accent lighting creates warmth and functionality.

5. Personality is the final and most meaningful layer
Collected objects, artwork, and styling choices tell your story. This is where a home becomes uniquely yours.

6. Layering is about composition, not clutter
Leaning artwork, overlapping rugs, and building collections create dimension when done with intention.

7. Avoid the common pitfalls
When everything matches, texture is ignored, or too many small items compete for attention, a space can feel unfinished or chaotic. Balance and editing are key.


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The Art of Living with Flowers with Amanda Barkley: Effortless Florals for Everyday Beauty31 Mar 202600:31:52
Flowers are more than just a finishing touch. They are an essential layer of how a home feels and functions. In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with Amanda Barkley to explore floral design as both an art form and a daily ritual.

With a focus on natural, garden inspired arrangements, Amanda shares her philosophy on creating florals that feel organic, intentional, and deeply connected to the home. The conversation moves beyond traditional bouquets and into how flowers can shape mood, elevate everyday moments, and bring a sense of life into every room.

They also discuss the practical side of floral design, from sourcing and styling to simple techniques that help arrangements last longer and feel effortless. It is a fresh take on how florals can become part of your lifestyle, not just something reserved for special occasions.

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Street Style Takeaways: 
  • Floral design should feel natural, not overly structured or forced
  • Think of flowers as part of your home, not just decor for events
  • Garden inspired arrangements create a more timeless and lived in look
  • The vessel matters just as much as the flowers themselves
  • Placement throughout the home creates layers of beauty, not just one focal moment
  • Simple care techniques can extend the life and enjoyment of your arrangements
  • Flowers have the power to shift the mood of a space instantly


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The Art of Collecting with Suzanne of Laurier Blanc: Antiques, Travel & Building a Timeless Home24 Mar 202600:41:55
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with Suzanne of Laurier Blanc to explore the art of intentional design through the lens of antiques, travel, and thoughtful curation.

Suzanne shares how her passion for antiques began while living abroad and traveling through Europe, where she fell in love with outdoor markets and flea markets that ultimately inspired her business. Today, she curates a distinctive collection of one-of-a-kind pieces sourced from around the world spanning France, Belgium, Italy, Morocco, and beyond bringing history and global perspective into every space.

The conversation dives into the evolving appreciation for antiques and challenges the misconception that they are “musty” or outdated. Instead, Suzanne explains how presentation and context can transform these pieces into something fresh, elevated, and deeply personal.

She also takes listeners behind the scenes of sourcing—from the thrill of hunting at expansive markets like Round Top to the realities of transporting pieces across continents. With insights into her curation process, favorite finds, and even pieces she wishes she had kept, Suzanne reveals that collecting is as much about instinct and storytelling as it is about design.

Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just beginning, this episode offers inspiration and practical guidance on how antiques can bring depth, character, and a sense of timelessness to a home—proving that the most beautiful spaces are those built with intention and a story to tell.
Street Style Takeaways
  • Every piece tells a story
    Antiques bring history, soul, and individuality into a space that new items often lack.
  • Presentation is everything
    Antiques feel fresh and elevated when styled with intention—light, contrast, and context matter.
  • The hunt is part of the magic
    Sourcing antiques is a journey—markets, travel, and patience all play a role in finding the right piece.
  • Round Top is a destination
    The scale, variety, and evolution of Round Top make it a one-of-a-kind experience for designers and collectors alike.
  • Don’t be intimidated to start
    Begin with what you love—smaller pieces or accessories—and build confidence over time.
  • Challenges create character
    From shipping delays to sourcing hurdles, the process behind antiques adds to their uniqueness and value.
  • Mixing old with new creates balance
    The most compelling spaces blend antiques with modern elements for a curated, layered look.
  • Trust your eye
    Collecting isn’t about perfection—it’s about instinct and choosing pieces that resonate with you.


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Benjamin Johnston- Bound for Beauty17 Mar 202600:51:45
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Houston-based designer Benjamin Johnston to talk about the art of creating homes that feel layered, personal, and timeless. Benjamin shares insights from his design practice, discussing how meaningful client relationships often span decades and how those relationships influence the way spaces evolve alongside families.

The conversation explores the balance between trends and longevity in interior design, and why thoughtful curation matters more than following what’s currently popular. Benjamin emphasizes the beauty of mixing styles from different eras, creating interiors that feel collected rather than decorated. Inspired by the philosophy seen in the pages of Traditional Home, the discussion highlights how the most compelling spaces celebrate the best of many design periods rather than adhering to just one.

From cultivating long-term client partnerships to embracing eclecticism in a sophisticated way, this episode dives into the philosophy behind designing homes that are both elegant and deeply personal.
Street-Style Takeaways:

Design wisdom you can apply right away:

• Great design is layered, not one-note. The most interesting homes mix pieces from different eras, styles, and influences.

•Eclectic done well feels intentional. Combining traditional, vintage, and contemporary elements creates depth and personality.

• Design relationships matter. Long-term clients allow designers to evolve spaces as families grow and life changes.

• Avoid chasing trends blindly. A trend only works if it aligns with the architecture of the home and the client’s lifestyle.

• Collected always beats decorated. Rooms should feel as though they came together over time rather than all at once.

• Personal connection drives great spaces. Understanding how clients live ultimately leads to better design decisions.

• Look to the past for inspiration. The most timeless interiors borrow from many periods rather than copying one.

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Where Did the Color Go? The Design Trend Behind Our Neutral World10 Mar 202600:46:57
Color used to be everywhere, in architecture, branding, cars, interiors, and even everyday products. But somewhere along the way, our world shifted toward neutral palettes, safe tones, and a sea of beige, gray, and black.

In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund explore the fascinating disappearance of color in our built environment and cultural landscape. From corporate branding to residential design trends, they examine why color has faded from the mainstream, and what that means for how we experience spaces.

The conversation dives into the emotional and psychological power of color, the role minimalism and mass branding have played in flattening our visual world, and why designers have an opportunity to bring richness and personality back into our spaces. Meghan and Krissa also discuss how homeowners and designers can thoughtfully reintroduce color in ways that feel timeless rather than trendy.

If you’ve ever wondered why everything suddenly feels neutral, or how to confidently bring color back into your home, this episode is for you.

Street Style Takeaways:

1. Our world has quietly become neutral.
From logos and cars to apartment buildings and interiors, color has been systematically removed in favor of black, white, gray, and beige palettes.

2. Minimalism played a big role.
The rise of minimalism and “safe” branding pushed companies and designers toward simplified, neutral aesthetics that appeal to the broadest audience.

3. Color is emotional.
Color shapes how we feel in a space—it can energize, calm, inspire, and create personality in a way neutrals alone cannot.

4. Timeless doesn’t mean colorless.
Great interiors throughout history used rich palettes. Color can be classic when it’s layered thoughtfully.

5. Designers have the opportunity to lead the shift.
As the design world evolves, there’s an opportunity to move away from the sameness and bring individuality back through color.

6. Start with confidence, not trends.
Color works best when it reflects personality and context rather than following fleeting trends.

7. Small moves can make a big impact.
Artwork, upholstery, paint, and textiles are powerful ways to introduce color without overwhelming a space.



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Designing the Perfect Primary Suite: How to Create a Luxurious Retreat at Home03 Mar 202600:34:36
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore what it truly means to design a primary suite that feels luxurious, restorative, and deeply personal. Today’s primary suite goes far beyond a place to sleep—it’s where the day begins and ends, making thoughtful design essential to both beauty and function.

The conversation breaks down how layout, flow, lighting, and material choices work together to create a cohesive retreat that supports everyday living. From bedroom design to primary bathrooms and closets, Meghan and Krissa share insight on balancing indulgence with practicality, and trends with timeless appeal. They discuss how small design decisions can elevate daily rituals while ensuring the space remains livable, calm, and enduring.

Whether you’re building new, renovating, or refining an existing space, this episode offers expert guidance on creating a primary suite that feels elevated yet effortless—a true sanctuary within the home.

Street Style Takeaways:

  • The Primary Suite Is a Retreat
    A well-designed primary suite should feel calm, private, and restorative—more like a boutique hotel than a traditional bedroom.
  • Flow Matters
    How the bedroom, bathroom, and closet connect is just as important as how each space looks. Smart layouts improve daily routines and long-term livability.
  • Layered Lighting Is Essential
    Combining ambient, task, and accent lighting allows the space to shift from functional to relaxing throughout the day.
  • Materiality Sets the Mood
    Soft textures, natural materials, and warm finishes create a sense of comfort and quiet luxury.
  • Bathrooms Deserve Equal Attention
    The primary bath should feel just as intentional as the bedroom—spa-like, serene, and highly functional.
  • Closets Should Be Beautiful and Practical
    Storage design should support organization while still feeling elevated and integrated with the overall aesthetic.
  • Personalization Over Trends
    The best primary suites reflect how the homeowner lives and unwinds, rather than chasing fleeting design trends.
  • Timeless Design Always Wins
    Classic proportions, thoughtful details, and quality materials ensure the space feels enduring and elegant for years to come.


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More is More: To the Max24 Feb 202600:36:57
In this episode of Boulevard Beat,  we dive into the ever-misunderstood world of maximalism—what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s so much more than “more stuff.” They break down the defining characteristics of maximalist design, explore the psychology behind why people are drawn to it, and discuss how architecture plays a major role in whether maximalism feels layered and intentional or overwhelming and chaotic.

Rather than treating maximalism as a trend, the conversation reframes it as a deeply personal design approach—one rooted in storytelling, collection, and confidence. Meghan and Krissa also touch on the most common mistakes designers and homeowners make when attempting maximalist spaces, and how thoughtful editing, repetition, and balance are what ultimately make maximalism feel elevated and timeless.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves personality-driven interiors, rich layers, and homes that feel collected rather than curated.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Maximalism is intentional, not chaotic
    True maximalist design is layered and edited—not random. Every piece should earn its place.
  • Architecture matters
    Certain homes (older, more detailed architecture in particular) naturally lend themselves to maximalism, while others require a more restrained approach to make it work.
  • Psychology plays a role
    Maximalist clients are often collectors, storytellers, and emotionally connected to their spaces. Their homes reflect lived experience.
  • Repetition creates cohesion
    Repeating colors, finishes, or motifs helps busy spaces feel grounded and harmonious.
  • Editing is everything
    Maximalism doesn’t mean never removing anything—it means knowing what to keep and what to let go so the space still breathes.
  • The biggest mistake: skipping the foundation
    Without a strong base (scale, layout, color story), maximalist spaces can quickly feel overwhelming instead of elevated.


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How Art Shapes a Home: A Conversation with Artist Charissa Owens17 Feb 202600:39:23
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with artist Charissa Owens to explore the intersection of art, interiors, and intentional living. Known for her expressive, layered work and thoughtful approach to color and composition, Charissa shares her journey as an artist and how her background influences the pieces she creates today.

The conversation dives into how art can anchor a space, tell a story, and bring emotional depth to interiors. Charissa discusses her creative process, the role of intuition in her work, and how she thinks about scale, palette, and placement when her art enters a home. Together, the group explores how designers and collectors can confidently select art that feels personal rather than trendy, and why investing in meaningful pieces creates spaces that feel truly lived in.

This episode is a thoughtful look at how art and design work hand-in-hand to create homes that feel layered, soulful, and timeless.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Art is emotional, not just decorative
    The most impactful pieces are those that evoke feeling and personal connection, not just fill a wall.
  • Let art lead the room
    Starting with artwork can help inform color palettes, textures, and the overall mood of a space.
  • Scale and placement matter
    Choosing the right size and giving art room to breathe allows it to truly shine within an interior.
  • Trust your instincts
    Both artists and homeowners benefit from leaning into intuition rather than overthinking trends.
  • Collect with intention
    Living with art you love — and building a collection over time — creates a home that feels layered and authentic.
  • Design and art are collaborative
    When designers and artists understand each other’s process, the result is more cohesive and meaningful spaces.


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Collecting with Feeling: How Art, Emotion, and Intuition Shape Great Interiors10 Feb 202600:20:33
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Melissa Dulaney, a Charleston-based creative and art dealer known for her joyful, colorful collection and deep roots in the design world. Melissa shares stories of growing up on James Island in the 70s and 80s—an unplugged childhood filled with imagination, freedom, and creativity—which laid the foundation for her artistic eye and entrepreneurial spirit.

The conversation traces Melissa’s creative lineage, from a mother who encouraged hands-on art projects to formal art education and years spent honing her aesthetic. She opens up about building a business centered on originality, emotion, and storytelling, and what it really looks like to run a warehouse-based art operation while serving designers across the country. Throughout the episode, Melissa emphasizes the importance of trusting your instincts, surrounding yourself with beauty, and choosing work that brings genuine joy.

Street Style Takeways:
  • Creativity starts early: Melissa’s childhood—rooted in freedom, play, and making things by hand—shaped her lifelong creative confidence.
  • Art should make you feel something: Joy, color, and emotion are central to her collection and philosophy.
  • There’s no single path to success: Melissa’s journey blends art education, intuition, and hands-on business building.
  • Design is personal: The most meaningful pieces are the ones that tell a story and feel authentic, not trend-driven.
  • Behind the scenes matters: From warehouses to markets, Melissa offers a real look at the operational side of the art and design business.
  • Trust your eye: Experience sharpens intuition—learning when to say yes (and no) is key to longevity in a creative career.


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The Vale London with Melinda Marquardt03 Feb 202600:32:42
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Melinda Marquardt, founder of The Vale London, for a thoughtful conversation on how art, heritage, and craftsmanship shape truly timeless interiors. Melinda shares how growing up immersed in art, architecture, and historic homes influenced her creative eye long before she formally entered the design world.

Together, Meghan, Krissa, and Melinda explore Melinda’s path to founding The Vale London, a brand celebrated for its refined British sensibility and deep respect for provenance. The discussion touches on the importance of subtle details, the value of well-made pieces, and how layered interiors are built through patience and intention rather than trends. From antique sourcing to the quiet elegance found in British design, this episode highlights how meaningful spaces are created through storytelling, restraint, and a love of craftsmanship.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Our early influences matter. Exposure to art, architecture, and historic environments can quietly shape a lifelong design perspective.
  • Great design lives in the details. Interior finishes, craftsmanship, and thoughtful surprises elevate a space in lasting ways.
  • Timeless interiors aren’t rushed. Collecting pieces over time creates depth, authenticity, and soul.
  • Provenance brings meaning. Knowing the history behind a piece adds emotional value beyond its beauty.
  • British design favors restraint. Comfort, elegance, and subtlety often create the most enduring spaces.
  • Quality over quantity always wins. Well-crafted pieces stand the test of time and trend cycles.


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Design Star with Chris Goddard27 Jan 202600:36:46
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Chris Goddard to explore how early creative influences, architecture, and lived experiences shape the way we design and build today. Chris shares his unconventional upbringing in a highly modern, art-forward home and how that environment sparked a lifelong passion for architecture, creativity, and thoughtful design.

The conversation moves beyond aesthetics and into how homes should function, feel, and endure. Together, they discuss the balance between modern design and livability, the importance of flexibility in spaces, and why some of the most meaningful homes are those that allow for change, creativity, and personal expression over time.

This episode is a reflective look at how design is informed not just by trends, but by memory, movement, and the way we actually live in our spaces.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Early environments matter
    Growing up surrounded by architecture, art, and travel deeply influences how designers and creatives see the world — and how they approach building and design later in life.
  • Highly designed doesn’t always mean highly livable
    Chris reflects on growing up in a home where everything was built-in, sparking a conversation about the importance of flexibility, movement, and adaptability in design.
  • Creativity thrives in lived-in spaces
    Homes that allow for evolution — furniture that can move, rooms that can change purpose — often feel more personal and more timeless.
  • Design should support real life
    A beautiful home is one that supports how people actually live, gather, and grow, not just how it photographs.
  • Timeless design is rooted in intention, not trends
    Thoughtful architecture, quality materials, and purposeful layouts outlast fleeting design moments.


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Something New: How to Design a New Build That Feels Classic20 Jan 202600:41:49
In Part Two of our Something Old, Something New series, we turn our attention to new construction and explore how to design a brand-new home that still feels timeless, layered, and full of character. Meghan and Krissa unpack the realities of building from the ground up, where possibility is endless, but thoughtful decision-making is essential.

This episode dives into how to avoid overly trendy design choices, why proportion and architectural detail matter more than ever in new builds, and how early planning sets the tone for the entire home. From layout and ceiling heights to lighting, materials, and flow, Meghan and Krissa share insights on what truly makes a new house feel enduring rather than momentary.

Listeners will walk away with a deeper understanding of how to balance innovation with restraint, collaborate effectively with builders and architects, and design spaces that feel warm, intentional, and livable proof that “new” and “classic” can coexist beautifully.

Key Takeaways:
  • Classic design starts at the foundation
    Timeless homes are shaped by strong planning, thoughtful architecture, and intentional early decisions.
  • Trends should be edited, not adopted wholesale
    Not every new feature is worth building in—longevity should always guide choices.
  • Proportion and scale matter more than finishes
    Ceiling height, window placement, and room balance often define the success of a new build.
  • A blank slate requires clarity
    Without a clear design vision, new construction can feel disjointed or overly busy.
  • Collaboration is critical
    Alignment between designer, architect, builder, and homeowner ensures cohesion and avoids regret.
  • Warmth is what makes a house feel like home
    Layered materials, thoughtful details, and personal touches prevent new builds from feeling sterile.
  • Design for how you live
    The most successful new homes reflect real life—not just what’s currently trending.


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Something Old: The Enduring Beauty and Charm of Historic Homes13 Jan 202600:34:16
In Part One of this two-part series, Meghan and Krissa explore the enduring charm and emotional resonance of older homes. From historic architecture and thoughtful craftsmanship to the sense of soul that only time can create, this episode celebrates what makes old houses so special—and why so many homeowners feel drawn to them.

The conversation dives into the intangible qualities that can’t be replicated in new construction: layered neighborhoods, gracious proportions, hand-crafted millwork, and the stories embedded within the walls. Meghan and Krissa also discuss the realities of owning and renovating an older home—balancing romance with responsibility—and how thoughtful design can honor the past while supporting modern living.

This episode is an ode to character, history, and the beauty of homes that have lived a life before us.
Street Style Takeaways:
  • Old homes have soul.
    There’s an emotional depth in older houses—the sense of history, memory, and human connection—that simply can’t be manufactured.
  • Craftsmanship matters.
    From detailed millwork and taller baseboards to solid materials and intentional proportions, older homes showcase a level of artistry that feels increasingly rare.
  • Neighborhoods tell a story.
    Historic streets often feature architectural diversity, walkability, and a layered aesthetic that creates a richer sense of place.
  • Patina is a feature, not a flaw.
    Wear, aging, and imperfections add warmth and authenticity—embracing them is part of loving an old home.
  • Renovation requires respect.
    Updating an older home isn’t about erasing its past, but thoughtfully enhancing it while preserving its integrity.
  • Romance vs. reality.
    Older homes come with surprises—systems, maintenance, and constraints—but for many, the character outweighs the challenges.
  • Design is a bridge between eras.
    Great design allows old homes to function beautifully for modern life while honoring what made them special in the first place.


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Designing a Life with Intention: Setting the Tone for the Year Ahead06 Jan 202600:37:11
As we begin a new year, we’re choosing a different approach one rooted in clarity, purpose, and ease. In Designing a Life with Intention: Setting the Tone for the Year Ahead, we explore why intentions are often more powerful than resolutions, and how they allow us to move forward with flexibility rather than pressure.

This episode is a thoughtful conversation about slowing down and becoming more intentional with how we live, work, and design our lives. Instead of chasing perfection or rigid goals, we focus on defining how we want to feel in the year ahead and allowing those feelings to guide our choices, rhythms, and environments.

From personal habits and creative energy to the spaces we call home, we discuss how intention can serve as a framework for everyday decisions, helping us stay grounded, present, and aligned as the year unfolds. This episode invites listeners to set the tone for the year in a way that feels sustainable, meaningful, and deeply personal.

Street Style Takeaways

1. Intentions focus on direction, not perfection
Resolutions are often outcome-based and rigid. Intentions allow room for progress, setbacks, and real life—while still keeping you aligned with what matters most.

2. How you want to feel matters more than what you want to achieve
Instead of asking “What do I want to accomplish?” we ask, “How do I want to live, move, and feel this year?” Ease, creativity, presence, joy, calm—these become guiding principles.

3. Intentions can evolve—and that’s a good thing
Life shifts, seasons change, and priorities adjust. Intentions are meant to move with you, not box you in.

4. Your home should support your intentions
Whether it’s creating more calm, carving out creative space, or simplifying routines, your environment plays a huge role in how well you live out your intentions day to day.

5. Small, consistent choices matter more than big declarations
Intentions show up in everyday moments—how you start your morning, how you design your space, how you protect your time.


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Dream House: What Truly Makes a Home a Dream16 Dec 202500:39:36
In this special final episode of the year, Dream House: What Truly Makes a Home a Dream, Meghan and Krissa dive into the joy and intention behind creating a home that feels both beautiful and deeply personal. The conversation explores the pieces, features, and thoughtful touches that elevate everyday living — from meaningful collections to well-made furnishings that stand the test of time.

They discuss why a dream house isn’t about perfection or trends but about surrounding yourself with items you love, displays that tell your story, and spaces that invite ease, creativity, and connection. This episode closes out the year with warmth, reflection, and a clear reminder that the most “dreamy” homes are built with heart.

Street Style Takeaways:

1. A Dream Home Reflects You
The most beautiful houses tell a personal story — through art, books, collections, and the moments they showcase.
2. Quality Over Quantity
Investing in well-crafted furnishings enhances comfort, longevity, and daily enjoyment.
3. Function Matters
A dream house isn’t just pretty — it works for your lifestyle. Thoughtful storage and practical furniture can be both functional and soulful.
4. Ease Is the New Luxury
A home designed for smooth daily living (and a little breathing room) creates space for creativity, family, and rest.
5. It’s the Layering That Makes It Dreamy
Thoughtful layers — textiles, heirlooms, lighting, textures — bring warmth and personality that no trend can replicate.
6. Gratitude for Home + Year-End Reflection
This episode celebrates the joy of home and the meaningful conversations shared throughout the year on Boulevard Beat.

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Screen Style….Design in Pop Culture09 Dec 202500:31:01
In this festive, feel-good episode of Boulevard Beat, Krissa, Liz, and Meghan dive into the unforgettable interiors that have defined TV, film, and pop culture. From the iconic Chicago charm of the Home Alone house to the whimsy of Practical Magic, the timeless Manhattan apartments of Sex and the City, and the cozy perfection of The Holiday, the trio explores how on-screen spaces shape the way we dream about, design, and live in our own homes.

They also unpack the subtle design storytelling behind shows like Gossip Girl, I Love Lucy, and The Cosby Show, and revisit beloved Nancy Meyers classics that continue to influence modern interiors decades later. It’s a nostalgic, design-nerd-approved conversation celebrating the way pop culture makes interiors memorable, magical, and deeply personal.

Street Style Takeaways: 

  • Iconic design lasts decades
    Homes like the Home Alone house or Amanda’s LA home in The Holiday remain relevant because they balance warmth, intention, and classic style.
  • Design in pop culture reflects personality
    From Carrie Bradshaw’s lived-in charm to Samantha’s bold urban glam, interiors often act as character development tools as much as wardrobe does.
  • Nancy Meyers perfected the “comfort-set aesthetic”
    Her homes — Hamptons coastal in Something’s Gotta Give or the split-world cottages in The Holiday — continue to shape what people crave: light, symmetry, softness, and soul.
  • Art plays a starring role
    Shows like Gossip Girl and The Cosby Show used real, notable artists and pieces, making collecting and appreciating art feel accessible and aspirational.
  • Pop culture sparks real-life design trends
    Whether it’s English cottage romanticism, Manhattan opulence, or classic Americana, these visual stories influence how people want to live today — cozy, collected, and character-rich.


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The Precious Present: Curated Gifts for the Home, Style & Season02 Dec 202500:45:51
In this festive episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa unwrap their favorite things to give and get this holiday season. From design-forward treasures to chic wardrobe staples and thoughtful local finds, this curated guide is all about elevating the art of gifting. Whether you’re shopping for the entertainer, the style lover, the homebody, or the hard-to-buy-for, we share pieces that feel personal, intentional, and joyful. Plus, we talk about why supporting local makers and small businesses adds meaning to every gift.

Grab your list, pour a cozy drink, and get ready to discover the precious present of giving well.

Street Style Takeaways:
  1. Thoughtful > Trendy:
    Gifts that reflect personal style or home life will always feel more meaningful than a last-minute impulse buy.
  2. Support Local When You Can:
    Shopping from local boutiques, artists, and makers brings soul to your gift list — and supports your community in the process.
  3. Quality Shows:
    Investing in well-made pieces (even small ones) elevates a gift from ordinary to lasting.
  4. Gifts Should Tell a Story:
    A little note about why you chose something makes the moment feel even more special.
  5. Curate With Intention:
    Think in categories — décor, entertaining, self-care, fashion, and home essentials — to build a well-rounded, stress-free gift list.


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Thanksgiving-Ready Kitchens: How to Design a Space That Works for Real Life25 Nov 202500:35:48
In this Thanksgiving-week episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore Thanksgiving-Ready Kitchens: How to Design a Space That Works for Real Life. As families gather and the heart of the home comes alive, they break down what today’s kitchens truly need to function beautifully—during the holidays and every day. From the rise of back kitchens to smarter storage solutions, mindful materials, and the evolution of the kitchen island, this conversation dives into how thoughtful design supports the way people actually cook, gather, and live. It’s a warm, practical, and inspiring look at designing a kitchen that can gracefully handle both the chaos of Thanksgiving prep and the rhythm of daily life.
 Street Style Takeaways:
  1. The Kitchen Is More Than a Workspace—It’s a Lifestyle Hub
    It's where families gather, guests linger, and life happens. Today’s kitchens must reflect how people truly use them.
  2. Back Kitchens & Work Pantries Are Game-Changers
    These secondary spaces keep clutter, appliances, and mess tucked away—making the main kitchen cleaner, calmer, and more beautiful.
  3. Material Choices Matter (Especially for Heavy Use)
    Marble, wood, metal—each brings character, but durability and practicality must guide selections, especially around sinks, ranges, and clean-up zones.
  4. Islands Have Become Furniture Pieces
    They aren’t just blocks of cabinetry anymore. Islands now have decorative legs, curated materials, and seating moments that blend form and function.
  5. Smart Storage Makes Holiday Cooking (and Every Day) Easier
    Thoughtful solutions like coffee stations, baking zones, dedicated drawers, and organized pantries support habits and simplify daily routines.


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Picture This with Kerry Kirk18 Nov 202500:45:13
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with acclaimed interior and architectural photographer Kerry Kirk, whose thoughtful eye and signature lighting style have made her a favorite among top designers and national publications. Kerry shares the story of the street where she grew up, the path that led her into the creative world, and what it truly takes to build a photography business from the ground up.

Together, the three dive into the artistry behind photographing interiors — from the preparation required before a shoot begins to keeping a fresh perspective when homes often share similar layouts. Kerry opens up about navigating client expectations, how her travels have expanded her creativity, and the destinations still sitting on her photography wish list.

The conversation also explores social media’s impact on creative careers, the importance of high-quality imagery, and which current photography trends might be ready to retire. Kerry also shares how her passion for vintage and antique wares blossomed into a meaningful creative outlet through her work at Round Top.

Street Style Takeaways: 

  1. Building a creative career takes courage and connection. Kerry’s early client growth came from showing up, staying persistent, and embracing opportunities before perfection set in.
  2. Great photography begins long before the camera. Preparation, communication, and visual planning are essential for capturing interiors that feel intentional and alive.
  3. A fresh eye is a practiced skill. Even familiar layouts become unique when approached with curiosity and storytelling in mind.
  4. Travel expands your creative vocabulary. Kerry’s experiences around the world influence her perspective, shaping her sense of color, light, and composition.
  5. Social media is a visual calling card. Thoughtful, well-lit imagery — even on an iPhone — builds trust and elevates a creative brand.
  6. Trends fade, but authenticity remains. Kerry shares which trends feel overplayed and why staying true to your own aesthetic matters most.
  7. Creativity thrives in multiple outlets. Her passion for vintage and antiques through Round Top brings dimension and inspiration back into her photography



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Let There Be Light11 Nov 202500:35:57
In this cozy seasonal episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore the power, psychology, and design strategy behind beautiful lighting. As we move into shorter days and longer nights, the conversation shifts from natural sunshine to intentionally curated artificial light — and how lighting can dramatically shift the mood, depth, and warmth in a home. From understanding ambient vs task vs accent lighting, to the return of beautiful decorative lampshades, to the rise of cordless lighting, dimmers, candles, and the emotional resonance of the hearth — this episode breaks down how to make light feel layered, human, and luxurious. Lighting isn’t an accessory… it’s a feeling. And winter is where it matters most.

Takeaways:
  • Natural light sets emotional tone — but winter is where intentional artificial lighting becomes design’s secret weapon.
  • Layering lighting (ambient, task, accent) creates depth and mood — overhead lighting alone is rarely flattering.
  • Lampshades shape the quality of light — pleated and patterned shades are having a moment for a reason.
  • Cordless lighting gives designers freedom — light placement is no longer limited to outlets.
  • Dimmers are the most powerful small investment you can make — they allow lighting to mirror natural rhythms.
  • Candlelight + firelight produce a primal feeling of comfort and romance — use them deliberately this season.


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High Point Market: Our Designer Wrap-Up04 Nov 202500:33:19
In this High Point Market recap episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa dive deep into the trend that quietly defined this season — texture. From nubby weaves to carved stone to leather-wrapped details, this Market proved that homes today are being shaped just as much by how things feel as how they look. We talk about the shift toward tactile comfort, warm materials, craftsmanship, and the way layering texture allows interiors to feel modern and soulful at the same time. It’s the trend that makes the room feel lived in, classic, collected — and it’s a direction that aligns so naturally with how we design. 

Street Style Takeaways:
  1. Texture is the New Pattern
    Clients are craving depth and warmth — nubby wools, soft boucle, woven leathers, raffia, grasscloth — it’s what makes spaces feel emotionally alive.
  2. Craftsmanship is Driving Trend
    Hand-finished materials, artisanal hardware, and tactile detail are becoming the new form of quiet luxury.
  3. Color is Warmer When Texture Leads
    Earthy neutrals and rich browns feel richer and more dimensional when layered in natural materials.
  4. Comfort is High Style
    From sculptural seating to matte stone, tactile surfaces make rooms feel both relaxed and elevated.
  5. Timelessness Comes From Materiality
    If you invest in texture over trend — a room stays classic longer.


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You Asked, We Answered - Listener Questions28 Oct 202500:44:29
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa open the floor to listener questions — diving into real-life design dilemmas from couples and clients with competing styles. From masculine and feminine balance to the surprising color choices clients make, the duo shares how design becomes both creative expression and relationship therapy. Meghan talks through her approach to honoring both partners’ visions, creating harmony through listening, compromise, and thoughtful design solutions. Krissa brings her editorial perspective, noting how individuality within a home can create some of the most compelling and personal spaces.

It’s a conversation about authenticity, collaboration, and the art of making every room reflect the people who live in it.

Street Style Takeaways:
  1. Listen first. Every great design begins by understanding each client’s non-negotiables.
  2. Find the common thread. Shared values—comfort, elegance, color—can bridge very different tastes.
  3. Mix the unexpected. Pair feminine patterns with masculine tones for a sophisticated balance.
  4. Celebrate individuality. Every person deserves a space that feels personal and restorative.
  5. Design is diplomacy. The best rooms find peace between perspectives—and that’s where the magic happens.


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Page Turners21 Oct 202500:46:05
This week on Boulevard Beat, Meghan, Krissa, and Liz explore the charm and staying power of design books — those treasured collections that shape how we see and share beauty. The hosts trade favorite finds and talk about why books remain such an essential part of design culture.

Liz takes listeners inside her journey of creating her upcoming book Art for Everyone sharing how the idea came to life, what she’s learned through the process, and how she hopes readers will connect to it. Together, the hosts discuss how books serve as both inspiration and legacy, offering a deeper way to experience design in an increasingly digital world.

Learn more and preorder Art is for Everyone here!

Street Style Takeaways:

·  Books are timeless design tools.
Design books aren’t just beautiful to look at — they’re resources that shape perspective, spark ideas, and remind us of the artistry behind every space.

·  Print gives permanence.
In a digital world, there’s something grounding about holding a book. It’s a creative legacy that lasts far beyond a post or a scroll.

·  Storytelling is part of great design.
Whether you’re designing a home or writing a book, the magic is in the story — what it says about who you are and what inspires you.

·  Creating a book takes both heart and hustle.
Liz’s journey with Art for Everyone shows that a design book is as much about discipline and collaboration as it is about creativity.

·  Curate what you love.
Fill your shelves with books that move you — the ones that reflect your style, broaden your imagination, and remind you why good design matters.

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Design in Full Color: Lindsay Thomas on Fashion, Home, and Joy14 Oct 202500:40:41
In this lively conversation, Lindsay Thomas joins Meghan and Krissa to talk about the intersection of style, business, and creativity. She reflects on growing up with a strong sense of imagination, her path from fashion buyer to brand founder, and the inspiration behind her current collections. Together, the trio explores the parallels between curating a wardrobe and designing a home—how both start with what you love and evolve with life’s seasons.

Lindsay also opens up about the balance between creative vision and commercial success, the joy of collaboration, and how staying true to your aesthetic builds lasting brand loyalty.

Lindsay's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garlandbags/

Lindsay's Website: https://garlandbags.com/

Street Style Takeaways
  1. Fashion and interiors share DNA — color, proportion, and texture tell your personal story in both.
  2. Good design evolves — your style should reflect who you are now, not who you were years ago.
  3. Entrepreneurship is creative, too — building a brand means designing an experience, not just a product.
  4. Confidence is key — when you trust your instincts, your clients and customers will too.
  5. Joy fuels creativity — surround yourself with what inspires you, and the rest will follow.


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From Clutter to Clarity: Home + Life Organization07 Oct 202500:50:48
This week on Boulevard Beat Meghan and Krissa get real about Organization the behind-the-scenes systems that keep life and work flowing smoothly. From favorite calendar tools and meal prep routines to thoughtfully designed spaces that boost daily function, we’re sharing our personal go-to strategies for keeping it all together. It’s part practical, part inspiring, and fully rooted in how a little structure can make room for more creativity and joy.

Street Style Takeaways
  • Our favorite calendar + planning systems that keep the week on track
  • Why meal prepping makes evenings feel calmer and less chaotic
  • The spaces in our homes that are intentionally designed to keep things functional
  • How small organizational habits create big impact over time
  • Ways to tailor organization to your personal rhythm (no one-size-fits-all!)


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Fall Feelings: Bringing Warmth and Texture Home30 Sep 202500:51:25
Fall has arrived—and with it comes a shift in how we live and feel in our spaces. In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa dive into the cozy, layered world of autumn interiors. From mohair throws and tactile textures to rich, earthy hues and the soft glow of firelight, we explore how to infuse your home with the essence of the season.

We’re talking fireplaces and their finishing touches, lighting that sets the mood as the days get shorter, and the subtle styling choices that make a home feel warm, welcoming, and timeless through the cooler months.

Whether you're swapping out accents or planning a full seasonal refresh, this episode is your inspiration for creating that irresistible fall feeling.

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Soil to Studio – Swati Bansal24 Sep 202500:31:36
On this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan Blum and Krissa Rossbund sit down with Swati Bansal, the visionary founder of Soil to Studio. Swati shares how she bridges centuries-old Indian textile traditions with modern design, honoring artisans and slow design practices. From her journey leaving banking to launching her own business, to collaborating with craftspeople and making hand-blocked textiles accessible for everyday life, this conversation explores creativity, versatility, and the power of human connection in design.
Street Style Takeaways:
  1. Creativity Can Thrive Anywhere: Inspiration doesn’t require a particular geography—Swati finds it in nature, everyday life, and quiet spaces away from constant external stimuli.
  2. Business Acumen Matters: A background in finance helped Swati approach her creative business strategically—budgeting collections like portfolios, understanding ROI, and building long-term sustainability.
  3. Textiles as a Storytelling Medium: Hand-blocked textiles combine playfulness and sophistication, offering versatility for both everyday and celebratory moments.
  4. Collaboration is Key: Working closely with artisans who are masters of their craft while open to experimentation creates “happy accidents” and elevates designs.
  5. Technology vs. Craftsmanship: While technology can help with global reach, Swati emphasizes that hand-driven processes bring focus, warmth, and character that machines can’t replicate.
Visit Soil To Studio's Website: https://soiltostudio.com


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A Decade of Design: Celebrating 10 Years of Meghan Blum Interiors16 Sep 202500:42:08
This special episode of Boulevard Beat celebrates a milestone—10 years of Meghan Blum Interiors. Meghan reflects on the journey from launching her design firm with that very first project to building a brand known for its timeless style and personal approach.

From memorable projects and creative breakthroughs to the challenges of entrepreneurship, Meghan shares candid stories that shaped her career and the growth of MBI. She opens up about how her design style has evolved over the past decade, the importance of honoring client wishes while maintaining a classic vision, and the lessons she’s learned about building lasting relationships with clients, collaborators, and her own team.

Looking ahead, Meghan offers an inspiring glimpse into the next 10 years—her dream projects, vision for the future of MBI, and what excites her most about where the design world is headed. Along the way, she shares personal reflections, proud moments, and the “pinch-me” experiences that make the journey unforgettable.

This episode is both a celebration of MBI’s first decade and a heartfelt look at what it means to create spaces that truly last.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Start with passion, grow with purpose — MBI was built on following a love of design and staying true to a timeless vision.
  • First projects matter — those early design jobs set the foundation for the firm’s reputation and future work.
  • Creative stretch leads to growth — challenges, whether logistical or stylistic, build resilience and strengthen your craft.
  • Timeless over trendy — staying grounded in classic design ensures projects feel fresh for years to come.
  • People first — strong relationships with clients, collaborators, and team members are the heart of a lasting business.
  • Celebrate the pinch-me moments — pausing to recognize proud milestones makes the journey even more meaningful.
  • Always keep looking ahead — the next decade is about embracing new opportunities, dream projects, and continued evolution.


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Layers of Creativity with Hillary Howorth09 Sep 202500:29:33
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, we welcome Nashville-based artist Hillary Howorth, whose instinctual, layered paintings are redefining the way we experience contemporary art. Raised in South Carolina and now at home in Tennessee with her husband and three young boys, Hillary shares her journey as a self-taught artist whose work has been celebrated in House Beautiful, Serena & Lily, SPANX, and more.

Her process—layering countless coats of paint and mixed media over weeks—creates tactile, captivating works that invite you to lean in and linger. Hillary opens up about the freedom of not being bound by traditional rules, the patience her work requires, and how she balances creativity with motherhood in the ever-growing Music City.

This is a conversation about art without boundaries, trusting your instincts, and finding beauty in the layers.

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Trusting Instincts — how being self-taught allows Hillary to create without limitations.
  • The Art of Layers — why patience and process are essential to her textured, tactile works.
  • Breaking Rules — the freedom that comes from stepping outside traditional methods.
  • Balancing Acts — insights on raising three boys while building an art career.
  • Recognition & Reach — how her work has been embraced by top publications and design brands.
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Closets, Pantries & Nooks: The Luxury of Everyday Living02 Sep 202500:36:19
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa dive into “Closets, Pantries & Nooks: The Luxury of Everyday Living.” They shift the focus from public-facing spaces to the private rooms that bring daily ease and joy. From closets that function as chic dressing rooms to pantries that elevate everyday routines, they show how these specialty spaces are more than just add-ons—they’re expressions of personal style and intentional living.

The conversation explores how design priorities have evolved from impressing guests to designing for the people who actually live in the home. Listeners will leave inspired to reimagine their own “everyday luxury” spaces, where function meets beauty.  

Street Style Takeaways:
  • Design for your lifestyle, not your visitors. Your home should reflect you—not just the spaces meant for entertaining.
  • Closets as couture. Think runway-worthy dressing rooms with seating, lighting, and little luxuries.
  • Pantries as statements. An organized, beautiful pantry is a power move that transforms daily life.
  • Nooks as signatures. Cozy corners and personalized rooms are like street style accessories—defining, unique, and full of personality.
  • Budget where it matters. Invest in the rooms you touch every single day.


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Discovering Your Signature Style26 Aug 202500:27:15
In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa unpack the journey of developing your own personal style. Drawing on their experiences in the design world as designer and editor, they share how style is built over time—through trial and error, collecting meaningful pieces, and allowing your home to tell your story. The conversation moves from finding inspiration in everyday life to editing what doesn’t fit, and the importance of creating spaces that feel both livable and timeless. With humor, honesty, and practical wisdom, they remind listeners that style isn’t about following rules—it’s about discovering what feels authentic.

Street Style Takeaways:
  1. Style evolves with life — as your lifestyle shifts, your interiors should adapt to reflect who you are in that moment.
  2. Editing is as important as collecting — knowing what to leave out is often what makes a room feel intentional.
  3. Trends can inspire but shouldn’t dictate — use them as seasoning, not the whole recipe.
  4. Personal pieces matter — art, heirlooms, or travel finds are what bring depth and authenticity.
  5. Confidence is key — the best style is the one you believe in and live comfortably with.


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