There are countless adjectives that could describe a home — and plentiful feelings that a sense of home can evoke.
Home is a place you create, and when you invite an interior designer into that process, you shouldn’t have to lose sight of yourself.
No matter the styles, fixtures or textures, the main objective of Lovelace Interiors is to create a space that reflects your lifestyle.
Susan Lovelace opened Lovelace Interiors 24 years ago with an eye for the principles of design, a head abuzz with creative visions and a heart filled with the purpose of providing customer satisfaction.
The young girl who once decorated the windows of her father’s department store now employs a licensed interior design firm of 10 designers, has a fully stocked and ever-changing home accents and furniture showroom and is set to open a lifestyle store in late 2018.
Lovelace Interiors encompasses all ranges of home and commercial design — from helping people revitalize their homes with showroom pieces to the complete restoration of Emeril’s restaurant to enlisting a designer to redo and restyle rooms in your home.
The showroom is a treasure trove of home furnishings, complete with a knowledgeable staff that can guide you to the piece you’ve been looking for.
If your home needs more than just a refresh, a team of designers is available to sit with you and bring your vision to fruition.
“We give clients what they want, not what the designer wants,” explained Lovelace.
“It’s our first priority to work within your budget and then to cater to your lifestyle. You save money because we help you make educated decisions and provide you with exactly what you want. Designers have an eye because we do this every day. We know the products, how they hold up and what’s safest. We have access to the newest fabrics and products. It’s the little things that professionals know that will make all the lasting differences.”
Each Lovelace designer has specific styles and tastes, but each will agree that their pleasure lies in interpreting your style of living in order to design a space that always makes you feel at home.
The team’s dedication to the principles and elements of design results in finished products that are an art and a science — the perfect balance.
“I think that this home epitomizes good design and livable, casual design and how beautiful that can be,” said Lovelace. “This home is casual living at its nest.” This cozy feeling is emphasized by plush fabrics, a tranquil palette of whites and blues and clean lines that add a breath of fresh air.
“I think that this home epitomizes good design and livable, casual design and how beautiful that can be,” said Lovelace. “This home is casual living at its nest.” This cozy feeling is emphasized by plush fabrics, a tranquil palette of whites and blues and clean lines that add a breath of fresh air.
Unrefined wood, metallics and fresh greenery are a refreshing take on the coastal cool look. This home embodies the coastal lifestyle — practical, fresh and beautiful.
Unrefined wood, metallics and fresh greenery are a refreshing take on the coastal cool look. This home embodies the coastal lifestyle — practical, fresh and beautiful.
The study is meant to represent an oasis. The rustic wood ooring pairs well with the muted colors, and pops of blue hues add to the tranquility while contributing color. Take note of the industrial light fixtures that juxtapose nicely with the polished wooden desk and wingback chair.
The study is meant to represent an oasis. The rustic wood ooring pairs well with the muted colors, and pops of blue hues add to the tranquility while contributing color. Take note of the industrial light fixtures that juxtapose nicely with the polished wooden desk and wingback chair.
Lovelace Interiors embraces your lifestyle through design
Located in the community of SweetBay in Panama City Beach, this beautiful home was a delight for Lovelace designer Linda Holman because she was able to combine urban farmhouse with timeless elements. The result: textured materials, weathered barnwood floors, iron, tiles, rusticated wood and clean lines.
Located in the community of SweetBay in Panama City Beach, this beautiful home was a delight for Lovelace designer Linda Holman because she was able to combine urban farmhouse with timeless elements. The result: textured materials, weathered barnwood floors, iron, tiles, rusticated wood and clean lines.
“The design I did highlights the kitchen as an inviting space to hang out,” said Holman. “It’s an area of major concentration and where people gather, so it’s an area of maximum importance.” The island is eye-catching with intricate and colorful tilework accented by sleek, iron barstools.
“The design I did highlights the kitchen as an inviting space to hang out,” said Holman. “It’s an area of major concentration and where people gather, so it’s an area of maximum importance.” The island is eye-catching with intricate and colorful tilework accented by sleek, iron barstools.
