Danny Seo is an environmental lifestyle expert who believes that style and sustainability don’t need to be mutually exclusive. He describes his aesthetic as modern, eclectic, and clean and believes furnishing a home can be thoughtful by selecting functional, timeless, and sustainable pieces.

Meet Emily Auffrey, a Long-Island-City-based mom, nurse, wife, and content creator who describes her style as bohemian. Emily has been featured in Apartment Therapy, Better Homes and Gardens, and more. Check out Emily's two-bedroom apartment with expansive views over the East River and the Manhattan skyline.

Meet Meher Goel — an NYC-based product designer and interior decorator. Infused with stories and elements from her multicultural upbringing, Meher's space is an extension of her creative mind. Taking a playful approach to design for both function and personality, Meher gives furniture a second life through refurbishing and DIYs.

Meet Hattie Kolp — a NYC based content creator known and loved for sharing her tips on all things New York, including home decor, travel, food and style. She describes her home style as Parisian, traditional, with pops of mid-century modern.

Meet Taylor Migliazzo Simon – a digital marketer and interior designer. By sourcing mostly vintage and secondhand pieces, Taylor creates homes that feel collected and personal, yet refined. Balancing form with function, her designs are as livable as they are beautiful. Taylor’s work has been featured on Apartment Therapy, Listed by Serhant, and Spoak. Check out her Brooklyn home, which is filled with thrifted and secondhand gems.

Meet Zoe Schlacter (they/them) and Buzz Slutzky (they/them) – life partners and Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary artists and educators. They describe their home as "eclectic Cancerian," "sentimental queer," and "collected, sentimental, maximalism." Buzz and Zoe have found joy in decorating their space in this high-femme aesthetic, even though their gender presentations have evolved away from the super feminine. Check out their Prospect Park home,

Meet Brownstone Boys, two Brooklyn-based interior designers, DIYers, and renovators passionate about old homes and everything that comes with them. Life partners and business partners, their work has been featured on HGTV, Architectural Digest, Good Morning America, and the Magnolia Network. Check out their 133-year-old Brooklyn brownstone, which features historical elements original to the home alongside modern touches.