Where timeless design meets intentional living, and luxury is redefined by how it feels, not what it costs.
What color is your living room?
De Nimes by Farrow and Ball. This rich, saturated dusty blue is cozy yet refined. A true chameleon color, it can look green, gray, and blue in different light settings. This color is a must-try for moody room lovers!
Can we see before and afters of your home?
I have a round-up of all of the renovations we have done so far on our 1990s builder great home.
Where are your dining room banquettes from?
They’re from the Stoffer Home collection at Wayfair! They are shockingly comfortable and high quality. I added some new feet from Amazon to add a bit of height to match the height of our dining room tables.
Where did you source all the decor for your train room?
I found so many great pieces for this space, and a ton of them are from Rejuvenation!
What’s the wallpaper in your train room?
The wallpaper from my luxury sleeper train car inspired room is part of my collection with Wall Blush. It comes in four colors!
Where do you shop for all of your vintage decor pieces?
I love heading to various antique shops in different small towns. I also love to shop for antiques on Instagram from dealers who host live sales! The thrill of the hunt is half the fun! Next time you visit a new town, search to see if there are any antique malls or shops nearby! Happy hunting!
Where do you find pieces that look vintage?
I have lots of lists on my storefront that I update regularly.
Erika Vér is the founder of Peony and Honey, a home and lifestyle brand centered on the art of living beautifully. Drawing inspiration from vintage European interiors and timeless design, her work reimagines luxury as something attainable, built through detail, texture, and intention.
Through curated spaces, design storytelling, and elevated DIY projects, Erika shares how to create a home that feels both refined and deeply personal. Her philosophy is simple: when you romanticize the everyday, your home becomes more than a place, it becomes an experience.
