Molly McCracken on Collage, Community, and Making Art You Can Feel
There’s a moment in every great creative conversation where you realize the “why” behind the work is just as compelling […]
The Secret Language of Texture: How a Room Feels Before It’s Even Touched
Before anyone sits on the sofa, runs their hand along a stone countertop, or notices the subtle weave of a
Finding Art, Healing, and Community: An Interview with Mixed-Media Artist Pam Huffman
Some artists grow up knowing they were born to create. Others discover it unexpectedly, in a quiet moment that alters
Rethinking the Dining Room: From Formal to Functional
Every home has a dining room, but not every homeowner uses it. At Anne Haas Design, we reimagine these often-underutilized
The ROI of Interior Design: Why It’s the Most Valuable Investment You Can Make in Your Home
When most people think about interior design, the first thing that comes to mind is beauty: color palettes, furniture layouts,
From Lab Coat to Canvas: The Electrifying Journey of Abstract Artist Robin Davisson
At first glance, Robin Davisson’s story might sound like an unexpected twist: a tenured molecular physiologist at Cornell University who
Our Design Process: From First Conversation to Final Reveal
When you invite Anne Haas Design into your home, you’re not just hiring a designer—you’re beginning a carefully guided journey
From Chaos to Canvas: Erin Friedman on Emotion, Motherhood, and the Beauty of Bold Abstraction
At Anne Haas Design, we believe original artwork doesn’t just complete a space but it anchors it. It invites emotion,
The Psychology of Color: What Your Home Might Be Trying to Tell You
How color shapes mood, energy, and well-being—room by room Color is one of the most powerful tools in interior design—not
Between Dimensions: Form, Perception, and the Power of the Unexpected
At Anne Haas Design, we believe that original art brings soul and substance to a space. It invites curiosity, stirs