The House Rules

HOUSE OF DANI · 01–10

The House
Rules.

Not rules, exactly. More like things I believe.

01 · Collect. Don’t decorate.

A room should feel like it happened over time—not like everything arrived on the same truck.


02 · Keep something old in every room.

Patina, history, imperfection. New things are beautiful. Old things give them somewhere to belong.


03 · Mix high with low.

Splurge where it matters. Save where it doesn’t. Nobody needs to know which is which.

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04 · Buy the
weird lamp.

Or chair. Or painting. Or ridiculous little brass thing you can’t stop thinking about. Those are usually the pieces that make the room.

05 · Perfect is boring.

A little wear, something unexpected, a piece that’s slightly off—that’s often where the personality lives.


06 · Never decorate a room all at once.

Leave room for the things you haven’t found yet.


07 · Not everything has to match.

It has to belong.

08 · Your home should look like you live there.

Books get opened. Blankets get used. People put their feet up. Beautiful and livable aren’t opposites.


09 · If you love it, we’ll find a place for it.

Sometimes the heart chooses before the floor plan does.


10 · Make it beautiful. Make it yours.

Trends come and go. Your home should tell your story.

Different styles. Same philosophy.

Collected over time.
Chosen with intention.
Made for living.

— HOUSE OF DANI