Entering the office today was such a sigh of relief after a few days spent on client visits and a photo shoot in Weston. I love being on a job site but some days I just need to sit in front of a computer and catch up on logistics. Office spaces should be functional yet creative and ours is no different.

After 12 years of designing boutique hotels, I’ve seen how my hospitality design knowledge helps me make smarter, more creative choices for my residential clients. I’ve picked up countless tips and tricks along the way, and want to share a few with you.

It's been a busy spring for us at Rachel Reider Interiors. Along with kicking off several new projects, we were featured in six magazines. Here are some extra details on four of them!

I recently had the pleasure of having one of my spaces featured in the premiere issue of Rise. If you’re unfamiliar with the publication, you won’t be for long. It’s hot off the presses from New England Home—their first-ever urban design magazine.

If you find yourself craving clean-lined interior design, you’re not alone. Especially in Boston, where there is historical emphasis on traditional-style decorating, I find that both younger generations of homeowners and empty-nesters are looking for something fresh.