Natasha Brown is the owner and principal designer of Design Duo Interiors - a full service interior design, home renovations, and staging firm. “My love and passion for interior design is deeply embedded in me. My mom was always decorating her home with the finest furnishings, draperies, and she never left an empty space on the wall,” she says. Her mother sold Home Interiors and helped many families in Mobile, Alabama decorate their homes.
Natasha Brown has been designing spaces for her family and friends since college. She spent the first 25 years of her career in corporate healthcare, always maintaining her love for design. She made the pivot into full time interior design in 2022. Curating detailed designs and stylish spaces allows her to be creative so clients can FALL in love with their homes. “Clients dream and I design!” she says.
As we approach the holiday season, Natasha offers few tips to consider incorporating for the fall and winter seasons:
1. Warm your room with a deep paint color for an accent wall. This strikes a refined note to any space.
2. My favorite thing about fall is watching the leaves change. Bring the rich shades of gold and auburn into your home with vases of fall foliage.
3. Never underestimate the versatility of candles. Whether it’s a signature fragrance of pumpkin spice or decorative candles in stylish shapes, candles are a perfect accessory.
4. Introduce texture and color to your space by adding pillows. Pillows are a piece of art and can add another layer of personality to any room.
5. Dress your dining table. Decor on your dining table will definitely give your space a sophisticated feel. From fresh florals, different-sized vases, and candles, your dressed dining table will elevate your dining experience.
Overwhelmed with incorporating these design tips into space? Allow Design Duo Interiors to design it for you! They love meeting new spaces and welcome new clients!
For more, contact
Natasha Brown
404-716-4699
@designduointeriors
"My love and passion for interior design is deeply embedded in me."