Stunning upgrades turn a waterfront house into the ultimate dream home! The homeowner knew she wanted to make major changes to her lakeside home, so she turned to our Designer, Paula, for her expertise in all aspects of design. Click here to read this story.

We’re honored to announce that the Sinclair Family has earned the esteemed Heritage Award from the Prairie Family Business Association! The annual award is presented to a business celebrating over 75 years of success, reflecting the PFBA’s mission of helping family businesses thrive through generations. Click here to read the press release.

Our Merchandising team recently returned from the Furniture Market, where we saw the latest trends and newest designs and forms. Whether you’re a seasoned design aficionado or simply curious about refreshing your home’s aesthetic, this segment is for you.

We’re getting very close to winter here in South Dakota, and many of us have already seen snow. It’s making us wonder, “Is it too soon to put up my holiday decor?” Montgomery’s Design Consultant Amber Sigler talks about decorating for the often overlooked Winter season.

Our team is back from the Market and has all the new trends and tips to help you with furnishing and decorating your home. Ashley stopped by to get first-hand advice. Remember, we’re home to ALWAYS complimentary design service. Click here to view the segment.

From Brazil to South Dakota. International design awareness is key to our Interior Designer’s success. Read Patricia’s story by clicking here.

Step into a vibrant “more is more” world and embrace the beauty of boldness! Dive into maximalist interior design, where vibrant colors, mixed patterns, and statement pieces let your personality shine. Patricia, one of our interior designers in Sioux Falls, guides you through this exciting journey!

August/September Issue, 2023 Designing a home can become overwhelming, and narrowing down options helped this homeowner decide what looks good together. Emma had to ensure that the design elements worked cohesively with the structural elements of the house that were not going to be changed. Click here to read this story.