I recently watched a video on social media with that exact tagline.

It showcased person after person going through their daily lives, dressed in a variety of different items. For instance, a woman steps into an elevator with 20 handbags trailing behind her. In another scene, there's a man with a stack of hats atop his head, and another shows a woman wearing 8 coats.

So what does this mean for interior design?

Rain, rain, go away, and seriously, don’t be a stage-five clinger…

April has decided to throw Pittsburgh a wet and wild party, setting rainfall records and turning downtown into an impromptu water park, minus the fun slides and overpriced snacks. As per the whimsical weather menu of NW PA Spring, we've been treated to a delightful mix of sunshine, snow, hail, and rain—all in the span of 24 hours. It's like Mother Nature can't decide on her outfit and is trying on everything in her closet.

Lately, I've spotted green buds braving the outdoors, eager to show off at the first whisper of warm days. Only small problem is they’re all concussed after yesterday’s hail storm.

What’s the difference and does it truly matter?

The terms "interior designer" and "interior decorator" are often used interchangeably, but they refer to two distinct professions with different qualifications, duties, and scopes of work.

4 Pittsburgh based Interior Designer’s give insight to their 2024 New Year’s Resolutions.