Written by RS May 2026 RS Studio / Design History Design History Why Dark Wood Is Returning A history of walnut, mahogany, and the materials that were never meant to disappear. For three hundred years, dark wood was simply the language of the home. Then Scandinavia arrived, the assumption broke, and a fifteen-year era of pale rooms … Continue reading “Why Dark Wood is Returning”
How to Decorate Like a Collector, Not a Consumer: A Guide to Collected Interiors | Reeva Sethi Home RS May 2026 RS Studio / Journal How to Decorate Like a Collector,Not a Consumer On buying with intention, building slowly, and the difference between a room that accumulates meaning and one that just accumulates things. By … Continue reading “How to Decorate Like a Collector, Not a Consumer: A Guide to Collected Interiors | Reeva Sethi Home”
RS January 2026 · Updated May 2026 RS Studio / Design History Furniture Guide What Is a Wingback Chair? Everything you need to know about wingback chairs, from their original purpose to modern styling and dimensions. A wingback chair is a high-backed armchair with projecting side wings, originally designed to block drafts and hold warmth … Continue reading “what-is-a-wingback-chair”
What Is Heirloom Furniture? A Guide to Materials, Joinery & Longevity | RS Studio | Reeva Sethi Home Saratoga RS Home · RS Studio · Collection · Visit · Book Appointment RS Studio  · Buying Guide What Is Heirloom Furniture? True heirloom furniture is not defined by price or trend. It is defined by construction, … Continue reading “What Is Heirloom Furniture? A Guide to Materials, Joinery & Longevity | RS Studio”
RS May 2026 RS Studio / Design Guide How to Decorate in English Traditional Style Ten principles — not rules — about colour, furniture, light, and the layering that makes a room feel as though it has always been there. By Reeva Sethi The Ten Principles 01Colour From the Ground Up 02Let the Architecture Speak … Continue reading “How to Decorate in English Traditional Style — 10 Principles That Endure”
RS May 2026 RS Studio / Design Philosophy What Classic English Style Really Is It is not decoration for decoration’s sake. It is a philosophy about how rooms should feel to live in — and why that philosophy has outlasted everything that tried to replace it. By Reeva Sethi Most people misidentify Classic English Style. … Continue reading “Classic English Style”
RS May 2026 RS Studio / Seating & Atmosphere Why the Wingback Chair Still Matters The enduring role of enclosure, posture, and permanence in interior design. By Reeva Sethi There are pieces of furniture that simply occupy a room. And there are pieces that alter its atmosphere. The wingback chair belongs firmly in the second … Continue reading “Why Wingback Chair Still Matters”
RS May 2026 RS Studio / Design Philosophy Why the Rug Comes First Most people choose furniture first. That is why most rooms never quite come together. By Reeva Sethi The first time I understood what a rug actually does, I was standing in a room that had everything right except the floor. Beautiful furniture, … Continue reading “Why the Rug Comes First”
RS RS Studio · Design Philosophy · April 2026 The California Grand Estate Texture, structure, and rooms that last. On grounding California interiors with weight, material, and proportion. Scroll The Problem California has a way of making interiors look effortless. Light pours in, ceilings disappear, and the landscape takes over. This is one of California’s … Continue reading “California Grand Estate Interiors”
Spring Changes the Room Before You Do — RS Studio RS Studio  · Seasonal Living SpringChangesthe Room The light changes first. What follows is not decoration — it is a question about what the room actually needs. By Reeva Sethi  · Spring 2026 Spring 2026 RS Studio / Seasonal Living Spring Changesthe RoomBefore You Do … Continue reading “Spring – RSH 2026 Collection”