Agnes | Solid Notion Home

A mix of pieces that make a small space work harder without feeling crowded. Storage where you don’t expect it, furniture that shifts function, and items that keep the footprint minimal but the impact high. The goal isn’t to fit more in, but to make everything feel more considered and easier to live with.

A mix of navy pieces that add depth without feeling heavy. From soft textiles to small decor and a few statement accents, everything here is easy to layer into a space and works across seasons. Navy acts as a grounding neutral, bringing contrast while still keeping things calm and cohesive.

A mix of pieces that turn a terrace into a space you actually want to spend time in. Layered, comfortable, and a bit more considered, with the same warmth and character you’d expect inside. The goal is to make outdoor spaces feel just as lived-in, not like a temporary afterthought.

We all had enough of the cold weather, winter blues and piles of snow. I've been craving fresh greens around me to give me some hope for spring. If I'd do a quick home refresh right now, I'd pick a few from this list to spice up my home without investing a lot. Handpicked quality pieces only!

A simple spring refresh doesn’t require a full redesign — just a thoughtful shift in color, texture, and a few well-placed accents. I love introducing vibrant pieces, playful shapes, and lighter materials that bring energy into a space without overwhelming it. These objects add a little life, movement, and that subtle “something changed” feeling. Time to put the heavy wools and shearling throws away for this new season and swap with delicate textiles, fresh colors and a little shine!

I keep coming back to Mocha Mousse — it’s cozy, sophisticated, and one of the most versatile neutrals right now. It adds warmth without feeling heavy and pairs beautifully with creams, soft whites, and natural textures. Not to mention how practical it is. These are my favorite pieces that capture the mood perfectly at the moment.

Soft, airy, serene. Cloud Dancer was named the color of the year by Pantone and it created quite a controversy! Some people found it too boring, lacking creativity and dull. Others liked that a great basic has been brought back and reinforced. I'm the latter and find this color a solid staple, approachable and great basic to blend other colors with. It's also worth to take a look on what Pantone suggest to mix it with. It's so versatile! Here I'm giving you a wide range of options on how to bring this color in, and switch your stark bring whites to a softer, more sophisticated palette.

Made this list a while back with Valentine's Day in mind, now sharing here. I love pops of colors around me that work from this holiday all the way into the summer when we're craving those saturated colors. Blending different shades of pinks and reds can creative a sophisticated, layered look.

A Danish-inspired living room edit built around warm woods, soft wool textures, and pieces that feel calm, lived-in, and quietly beautiful. I originally created this selection for a client presentation, where the goal was to design a room with subtle Scandinavian influences: delicate wood details, layered textiles, and furniture that feels comfortable and timeless rather than overly styled. For each category you’ll find three options ranging from more accessible finds to higher-end pieces. They are not meant to be dupes, but alternatives that capture the same atmosphere at different price points, so you can decide where it makes sense to save and where to splurge. The goal is a living room that feels thoughtful, relaxed, and collected over time.

A mix of gifts that feel more personal and less expected. I prefer to give (and receive) gifts that the person most likely wouldn't splurge on for themselves. Little everyday luxuries.

A mix of products I’m trying for the first time and a few I keep going back to. Skincare, makeup, and everyday staples that feel worth picking up during the sale. Nothing random, just things I actually use or have been eyeing.

A take on the sardine trend that feels a bit more considered. Small nods to the fisherman aesthetic, mixed with simple pieces so it doesn’t feel themed or overdone. It’s very on trend right now, but easy to incorporate in a way that still feels fun and accidental.

I cook almost every day, but when it comes to special occasions, I believe in going all in. This is my curated list of unforgettable NYC dining experiences — the places I confidently recommend to my closest friends and family when they’re visiting. We’ve returned to each of these restaurants multiple times and even celebrated a family wedding at one.

This is a lovely area in Brooklyn that visitors usually miss out on, because it's a bit further away from direct subway lines, but absolutely worth the walk! Imagine tree-lined streets with brownstones, family friendly cafes and little hidden parks. It's like a village inside the city, and you should visit if you want to experience what locals are up to.

Full of idyllic streets, greenery and hidden gem restaurants, you can easily spend a day wondering around in Brooklyn Heights. This area is very kid friendly, but also offers great programs for adults. If you're visiting, I suggest you take the subway to come, hang around and walk the Brooklyn Bridge back to the city so you have the best views at sunset!

Mont-Tremblant was one our favourite winter holidays, and our most recent one. Sunny days on the slopes, cozy cafés, relaxed dinners, and plenty to do with kids. It’s charming, easy to navigate, and wonderfully family-friendly. I’ve saved the restaurants, hotel, coffee spots, and simple activities that made our winter break feel memorable and fun. This list is super recent, but we will definitely return. And i can't wait!