Mid-century trends are popping up everywhere, and in no way are we complaining, but why in this time of ingenuity and modernism is everyone turning back the clock? Mid-century design is simple and classic, and we all know how great it feels good to come home at the end of the day to a space […]
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TREND ALERT: It’s Mid-century Monday! Mid-century modern decor is taking over the design world, and we couldn’t be any more excited about it. Are you looking to jump on bandwagon, but not to make your home feel like you just time traveled? Great, because we’ve got the perfect pieces to play the part! Mid-century furniture […]
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The Philosophy Scroll Bench begs for contemplation. Both timeless and current, it can be used in traditional, transitional, or contemporary interiors. #mancavemonday #timeless #interior #design
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Tip of the Trade: Mix up the seating at your table for a bold and unique look to your space. Add the Slatted Steel Benches to your dining room and instantly change it from drab to fab! #mossmanor #shopmossmanor #interiordesign #instadesign #love #mixup #share
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Utilize unique greenery and natural finishing touches to highlight your clean lined space! #greenery #outdoorseating #luxury
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Whether the Philosophy Scroll Bench is being used for seating or displaying accent pieces it is sure make a statement! #mossmanor #dallasmarket #homedecor
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Sarah James Moss, MBA is an award-winning Residential Designer based in South Louisiana. She created Moss Manor to supply her clients with unique and attainable modern furnishings. Each piece is personally selected from her extensive trade resources and travels throughout Europe, Asia, Africa and North and South America. Sarah has garnered numerous credentials for her home designs and personal style. Her design philosophy is to have fun and surround yourself with things that you enjoy. Sarah is also a third-generation Realtor. When not working with clients, she enjoys traveling, spending time with her six rescue dogs, and volunteering for arts and culture nonprofits.
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