If a 2027 renovation is on your radar, the timing is better than you think, but only if you start now. Here's what the design, permit, and contractor timeline actually looks like.

How to design a bathroom that works for a child today and an adult fifteen years from now. The decisions that matter — fixture heights, storage that scales, finishes that survive, lighting, the case for or against a shared layout.

A 25-year-old Unionville kitchen, reimagined from the inside out — Picasso marble, a deep wood island, limestone floors, and a pantry that finally works as a system. The story of what happens when a client knows exactly how she lives and trusts the process entirely.

Every renovation has a line item that prompts the question: do we really need this? More often than not, it's one of the decisions that matters most.

Most people hire experts for complicated, consequential work. A full-service renovation is no different. Here's what working with Megan Crosbie Design actually looks like — from first conversation to final photograph.

Room-by-room renovations create hidden costs: rework, disconnected spaces, and lost flexibility. Why a whole-home design approach protects every phase.

Foundational decisions, made thoughtfully, that keep supporting your life as it evolves.

Not all materials perform the same. Learn how to choose countertops, cabinetry, flooring, and finishes that look beautiful - and last over time.

Lighting isn’t just about fixtures - it’s what shapes how your home feels. Here’s how to get it right from the start.

The costliest renovation problems start long before construction - in the planning phase.

See the whole-home approach in practice - a downtown condo reimagined as one cohesive space.

One of the most common issues we see is renovations approached room by room instead of with the whole home in mind.

This was the year I made intentional choices about where the studio is headed. We narrowed our focus, clarified who we serve best, and made changes behind the scenes that will shape the next decade of our work.

Rather than chasing what’s trending, this year’s gift guide is about the enduring, the beautiful, and the quietly indulgent. Gifts that make the everyday feel more designed – the things your loved one might not buy for themselves, but will genuinely love to receive, and hopefully have for a very long time.

In this post, we answer the most common (and critical) questions clients ask us before they begin a major renovation - from realistic budgeting to timelines, scope, and decision-making.

Design isn’t about spending more - it’s about spending well. In this post, we break down where to splurge and where to save when planning your home renovation, based on years of experience guiding clients through every kind of budget.

I won’t pretend to reinvent the wheel on home organization - there are plenty of approaches, and many of them work. What sets this apart is my perspective as an interior designer.

Welcome to the final Part III of our Designer's Guide to House Hunting! We’ll dive into what exactly ‘good bones’ means, the value of a second opinion and how to leverage industry experts on your house hunting journey.