Don’t you love a home that immediately feels inviting, functional, and beautiful? It might be bold lacquered paint, graphic wallcoverings, sumptuous fabrics, or an unexpected piece of art—but the effect is always the same: a welcome that lingers, with details that slowly reveal themselves. Achieving that delicate balance between innovative design and timeless style is no easy feat, and in her debut book, Southern Sensibility, designer Edith-Anne Duncan offers a thoughtful guide to doing just that.
The book presents nine projects that highlight Duncan’s hallmark style: a fearless mix of antiques with modern elements, creating rooms that feel fresh, layered, and slightly unexpected. Her confident use of color, proportion, and scale results in interiors that are elegant and sophisticated yet never intimidating.
What sets Duncan apart is her ability to…