Design Notes
Moe’s Home Collection is, today, one of our greatest finds at the High Point Furniture Market. Three years ago, we stumbled across Moe’s during one of our twice-annual trips to High Point. We fell in love with their rustic, industrial modern furniture and home decor.
Uptown Indigo owner Angela Franklin has furnished most of the event venue and her personal loft with Moe’s Home Collection. We sourced the furniture here at Greenbrook Design. This furniture gives the perfect amount of an edgy vibe while making the event space feel like a cozy home full of style. Check out our entire list of resources for your home, including Moe’s. If you can think it, we can find it!
Greenbrook Design Planning a kitchen remodel? Discover the key steps to designing a beautiful, functional kitchen, from cabinetry and countertops to layouts, lighting, and finishes.
At Greenbrook Design, we believe your kitchen should reflect the way you live. Here are some of our favorite kitchen design ideas that work beautifully in North Carolina homes.
There’s a moment every interior designer knows well. The mood board is perfect. The client is excited. The vision is clear. And then the kitchen hits.
Suddenly you’re deep in cabinet specs, clearance dimensions, lead time windows, and finish coordination. A world that could swallow weeks of your time and still leave room for expensive surprises come install day.
Walker Woodworking When it comes to kitchen design, bigger isn’t always better, but smarter always is. If you’re working with a smaller kitchen, you know the challenges all too well: limited storage, tight layouts, cluttered countertops, and the constant struggle to make everything fit without sacrificing style.
But here’s the truth: small spaces have incredible potential. With the right design approach, even the most compact space can feel functional, organized, and beautifully custom. And that’s where custom cabinetry truly shines.
A kitchen remodel is one of the most exciting investments you can make in your home. From selecting countertops and lighting to choosing paint colors and appliances, the possibilities are endless. But before you start picking out tile samples or shopping for fixtures, there’s one important decision that should come first: choosing your cabinet designer.
Walker Woodworking 