What sets Nyla Free Designs apart? Nyla shares six ways they may be different from other interior designers.

Having trust is one the most important aspects when hiring a professional. We all have different experiences with trust, different ways we trust, and often different reasons why we trust. It’s a powerful thing, and one not to be taken lightly. ⁠ We’ve got FIVE ways to help build that trust with your interior designer. Once established, it’ll benefit you in the best possible ways. ⁠

The next segment in our 5W’s and an H series discusses WHERE to enlist the help of an interior designer. Calgary Interior Designer, Nyla Free, shares a few avenues for finding a designer.

The next segment in our 5W’s and an H series discusses WHEN to enlist the help of an interior designer. Calgary Interior Designer, Nyla Free, is giving her thoughts on the matter.

The next segment in our 5W’s and an H series discusses WHAT an interior designer does, and the service they provide to YOU the client. Calgary Interior Designer, Nyla Free, is giving her thoughts on the matter.

The first in our 5W and an H series which features WHO should hire an interior designer. Calgary Interior Designer, Nyla Free, shares insight into this common question.

With the frigid temperatures outside, what better way to keep warm than with a nice bath. We’re keying in on the bathing experience with tips to make the most of your bath time ritual!

An impromptu gathering with several friends 15 years ago, has led to an annual tradition of celebration. Summer solstice is for me, a cherished time spent with close friends, ringing in the change of seasons.

Calgary interior design studio, Nyla Free Designs, share the top mistakes people can often make when enlisting an interior designer to help them with their project.

Calgary Interior Design studio, Nyla Free Designs share their top 9 tips for integrating wellness into your home.

Calgary interior designer, Nyla Free Designs shares insight into why and how rates differ amongst interior designers.

We are regularly asked about where we’ve sourced product from, whether on instagram or directly via email. Inquiring minds are eager to know where they too, can purchase the items we’ve selected for our clients. This topic is filled with opinion and expectation. There are many things to consider within the realms of sharing our sources, so we thought an excerpt from Nyla’s Notebook would be a great way to shed light on this subject matter. Stay with us! There’s a lot to cover.

Celebrate mom in style with a special high tea. We’re talking with Lindsay Rousseau, owner of Ollia Macarons & Tea, to bring you her top tips for making the perfect cup of tea and more!

The design process is an integral part of any new build, renovation or even furniture & decor project! Every designer works differently so it’s important you find the right fit for your project. Here are the 7 questions we feel YOU should ask us, in determining if we’re the right fit for your project!

What’s the difference between vintage vs. retro? Antique vs. Architectural Salvage? If you’re interested in adding items with character, and history into your home, we’ve got you covered with a glossary of definitions depending on the age and era of each item.

There are a few key details to consider prior to the framing stage of any renovation or new build; here are our top 6!

Is your furniture suited to your lifestyle? Nyla Free Designs shares 3 reasons why your furniture may not be meeting your needs and tips on how to improve it.

There are a few key things to consider when selecting bedding. From thread count to sheet types, we’re breaking the world of bedding down for you.

A new year brings with it a celebration of new trends, design aesthetics of the moment and details the industry is focused on. While we don’t put a huge emphasis on trends per se, there’s certainly an opportunity to embrace what’s new, next and the ability to bring exciting design details into our work. This is what we’re excited to incorporate in our interiors!

Nyla Free of Nyla Free Designs, reflects back on the lessons and learnings from 2024.