This family room has plenty of room for a crowd, but it was underperforming a bit, so we got busy creating some floor plan options.  

An underused screened porch, an oversized pantry, and a cramped garage entrance—three spaces that were taking up valuable square footage without truly working for this home. Nestled in the Wisconsin countryside with sweeping views, the homeowners knew the space wasn't working, but weren't sure how to get started  reorienting these areas to create a more seamless flow for gathering with family and friends, all while making the most of their stunning surroundings.

At A Nested Home, we believe that a well-designed space is more than just beautiful—it’s built to support the rhythms of your daily life. This cozy green den is a perfect example of how thoughtful design choices create a home that feels effortless yet deeply functional for a growing family.  

This fresh and cozy den is everyone's favorite spot in the house.  The sweeping views and wood ceiling, make it bright and cozy, all at the same time.  

Winter is long here in Wisconsin, and usually a few weeks before we can actually force some beautiful flowering Spring branches, we are chomping at the bit to have something growing and alive.  

There’s something about a cozy den that invites you to linger a little longer — a quiet corner where life slows down, and comfort takes center stage. A neutral palette sets the tone for a space that feels layered, lived-in, and endlessly welcoming.

We’re so excited to share a new piece that’s especially close to our hearts — our exclusive black and white silhouette artwork of a Golden Retriever. Inspired by the timeless art of paper cutting, this piece captures the gentle spirit and loyal nature of one of the most beloved dog breeds.

There’s something timeless about a classic blue kitchen, but when it comes to choosing the right shade, Wyeth Blue by Benjamin Moore is always a standout. Soft yet sophisticated, this historic hue gives these kitchen cabinets a fresh and current feel without losing its sense of warmth and familiarity.  Historic paint colors are always a favorite for us here at Nest, those colors always have supreme staying power.