Interior Designer Blogger: Deb Fogha

Source: https://seekinglavenderlane.com/blog/

    Hi wonderful readers, welcome back to my blog. Today, I would like to recommend or introduce an interior designer that I am very admire and love to you several who has outstanding performance in the field of interior design and home decoration. She also is the creator behind the design and DIY website Seeking Lavender Lane. The blogger's name is Deb Fogha, she started her blog in 2013 when she and her husband were purchasing their first home and shared a lot about how they turned that 1985 cookie cutter house into a cozy Farmhouse style home.

Farmhouse style home

    The themes that Deb writes about on her blog are diverse, we can always catch Deb sharing her seasonal decorating, design advice, how to’s and not to’s for the home, DIY projects and even sharing sources for shopping, demonstrates her adaptability and depth of knowledge in a range of interior design fields. This variety makes her blog a comprehensive resource for individuals interested in home improvement and design.

    Deb’s ten years of experience in designing houses add a layer of credibility to her insights and advice. Her design and decor concepts go beyond aesthetics to create and evoke a sense of comfort and homeliness that brighten up a person's eyes. I highly recommend for those who interested in building their own house project to check out her blog posts, I pretty sure her articles are not just visually inspiring but also offer practical advice.

    During 2018, she and her husband began their next trip which they renovated they fixer-upper house while spending six months in a camper and also renovated the campervan. They ideal "European Farmhouse" was created out of a dilapidated foreclosure. In December 2019, they finally moved in a week before Christmas. The latest project, "The Mountain Chateau", a 1971 stone Tudor build is their most recent endeavour which Deb’s ongoing dedication to her craft.

    

European Farmhouse

The Mountain Chateau