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PLUSH HOME by Nina Petronzio Exquisite craftsmanship and superb materials are the hallmark of the Plush Home bespoke furniture co

Exquisite craftsmanship and superb materials are the hallmark of the Plush Home bespoke furniture collection, designed exclusively by acclaimed interior and furniture designer Nina Petronzio. The Los Angeles based retailers and manufacturers of high-end upholstery and casegoods do not use assembly lines; each item is still hand-crafted, hand-finished, hand-upholstered, and individually inspected in Los Angeles to create a sense of warmth and richness that cannot be duplicated by a machine.

“We will continue to hand craft furniture in the tradition of craftsmen from our grandparent’s generation,” Nina Petronzio says of her furniture line. With a goal to create superior, lasting, family heirlooms, Plush Home’s manufacturing process focuses on the details that you may not see at first glance in a catalogue or showroom, but will eventually notice through everyday use. The basis on which Plush Home sets its tone is found in the fine quality of materials it uses as its manufacturing ingredients. “We don’t skimp on what you don’t see,” says Nina of her line which uses FSC approved woods, exceptional manufacturing practices, hand ties, high quality foam cores, and generous amounts of goose down in their upholstery fills. With a loyal clientele of discerning interior designers, architects, set designers, celebrities, homeowners, and hoteliers, the Plush Home furniture collection has enjoyed featured placements in influential hotels, residences, film & television productions, restaurants, spas, business offices, and publications worldwide.

10/20/2026

Make your guest room feel like a favorite boutique hotel—with the warmth of home. ✨

A little coffee service, thoughtfully stocked toiletries, neatly rolled towels, and fresh bedding help guests settle in. Add water on the nightstand, space for their luggage, and the Wi-Fi password within reach.

The secret to a welcoming space? Anticipating the little things so guests never have to ask.

10/17/2026

Small space. Big opportunity for color.

A boring, uninviting hallway can become one of the most interesting spaces in your home with color drenching—carrying the same color across the walls, trim, doors, and ceiling.

Fewer contrasting edges create a more cohesive, enveloping feel, while different paint finishes add subtle depth. In a narrow hallway with little room for furniture, the color itself becomes the design feature.

You don’t need a large space to make an impression. Sometimes, the spaces we pass through deserve a reason to pause.

10/14/2026

A dopamine hit without looking at your screen. 🎨

The right artwork can give you a little lift every time you walk into a room. A bold color, a playful detail, a piece that brings back a memory—choose something that makes you feel good.

Less scrolling. More looking around.

10/12/2026

Not every vintage piece is love at first sight. Sometimes, it takes a little imagination to see its potential!

That old chair, dated painting, or forgotten mantel clock may not have been on your original list of pieces worth showcasing. But with a fresh finish, new upholstery, or updated framing, these overlooked treasures can become beautiful statement pieces.

Repurposing vintage isn’t just about giving something old a new look. It’s about recognizing great design, preserving character, and finding new ways to make it relevant today.

Before you replace it, rethink it.

10/09/2026

Mirror or Art? Knowing when to use each makes all the difference.

Mirrors are a great way to make a room feel larger, brighter, and more open. But placement matters!

My rule of thumb: If you can actually see yourself in the mirror, great! If it reflects a beautiful view or brings in more light, even better! But if it’s too high or serves no real purpose, consider artwork instead.

And when you do use a mirror, have fun with the framing! From sleek contemporary designs to ornate vintage finds, the frame itself can become a statement piece.

Design with intention, not just to fill a wall.

10/06/2026

Quick way to elevate your design? Change out the switch plates.

It’s a small detail, but swapping basic builder-grade plates for something more intentional can instantly make a space feel more finished and custom.

The details matter. 👌

10/05/2026

Overhead lighting alone can be harsh and unflattering because it casts shadows under the eyes, nose and chin.

Add wall sconces or an LED mirror for softer, more even light directly on your face.

Keep the overhead light for general lighting — just don’t rely on it alone.

10/02/2026

When you want more depth and texture than regular paint, but don’t necessarily want wallpaper, a specialty finish can completely transform a room.

Limewash and Roman Clay add subtle movement and dimension to the walls. The light hits them differently throughout the day, giving you that layered, elevated feel without a pattern.

Sometimes you don’t need wallpaper. Let the walls be the texture.

I love Portola Paints for this. 🤍

09/30/2026

Paint is one of the easiest ways to completely transform how a space feels. 🎨

Same room. Completely different vibe.

If your space feels too dark, try going lighter. If it feels a little flat, go deeper and moodier.

Sometimes you don’t need to redesign the room — you just need to change the color.

09/28/2026

A big design project can feel overwhelming — but it doesn’t have to be.

Some of my clients want to do everything at once, and I’m happy to knock it all out for them. Others would rather take it one room, one section — or even one small area — at a time.

A vanity. A bookshelf. An entry. A powder room.

There’s no right or wrong way to do it. We work at whatever pace feels comfortable for you.

Is it faster and usually more cost-effective to tackle everything at once? Absolutely. But that doesn’t mean it’s the right approach for everyone.

The goal is to keep moving forward without letting the process become overwhelming. Sometimes one small project at a time is exactly the right way to get there.

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