With the turn of the New Year approaching quickly, many people are setting goals. Whether it’s mapping out big home projects or finally filling in picture frames, most interior design goals don’t make it past the first month.

Traditional interior design is a classic design approach that never goes out of style. What we often refer to as “traditional interior design” can be identified by its dark wood elements, ornate architecture, and elegant decor. However, this doesn't equate to old and stodgy.

What do you think of when you hear traditional design? Some think it's old or outdated, but that couldn’t be further from the truth.

Like most workers in the Washington, DC metro area, you’ve probably found yourself in the middle of a long commute at some point in the past few years. That’s why more and more of us are turning to some sort of “flex work” or work from home arrangement. It’s now commonplace for many Northern Virginians to work from home at least one day a week. To accommodate this, Moss has seen an increased focus on designing home office spaces. So, if you are limited by space, how can you make the most of what you have and not feel like you’re working in a broom closet?

This is the second week of our #BacktoSchoolHoneyDo giveaways! We are giving away a free "Wine & Design night" to one lucky winner. The night will be a fun event for you and your closest friends to learn about the latest design trends while enjoying some great drinks! If you've been stressed out trying to get the kids and the house ready for back to school season, this is the perfect opportunity to unwind!