Styling for a Leading Domestic Textile Mill in Interwoven Magazine. When fashion meets interiors, the result is a textile collection that feels as sophisticated as a tailored suit—classic yet contemporary, refined yet approachable. That’s precisely the story I had the privilege of bringing to life through styling for a renowned domestic textile mill based in North Carolina. Their latest collection was recently featured in Interwoven Magazine, the premier industry publication released twice a year for the Interwoven textile show.

Stepping into a home should feel inviting, not like an afterthought. That’s why, when we designed and styled the foyer for the Junior League Show House, the goal was to create a space that was not only beautiful but also functional, approachable, and filled with light.

Photographing The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach’s stunning renovation was all about highlighting its blend of historic charm and modern luxury. Every angle, and detail was carefully considered to showcase the hotel’s transformation after its restoration.

Planning a successful photoshoot involves more than just setting up a camera and capturing images. Whether it’s a food shoot, an interior set, or a brand concept like our recent butternut squash-inspired session, a stylist plays a critical role in ensuring every element works harmoniously. Here are ten ways your stylist can support your next shoot:

Valentine’s Day—one of the few moments on the calendar set aside to celebrate love. In the grand scheme of life, we don’t get enough opportunities to express our love and appreciation for one another. Every chance we do is a beautiful reminder of the everyday gestures that truly matter in life.

In both interior design and styling, what you leave out is just as important as what you include. Negative space is the areas of emptiness surrounding objects it creates a sense of balance, allowing your eyes to rest, your story to breathe, and your composition to feel intentional.

Bringing a design vision to life requires a thoughtful balance of elements. I partnered with Lancaster Furniture to style their furniture collection. Every detail, from the lighting and accessories to the art, was intentionally selected to complement the pieces and tell a cohesive story.

Lessons from Anthropologie at Rockefeller Center:

The holiday season in Manhattan is a spectacle of creativity, especially when it comes to the highly anticipated window displays.

The holidays are a magical time filled with twinkling lights, warm gatherings, and cherished memories. For businesses and homeowners alike, capturing this magic through a perfectly styled holiday photoshoot is a great way to tell your story, showcase your brand, or simply create timeless keepsakes.

Create a Stunning Thanksgiving Table scape with Ease. Hosting Thanksgiving should feel as warm and inviting as the holiday itself.

Ever wonder what it’s like to be behind the scenes of a styled shoot with Christy Day Designs?

Tis the Season for Charcuterie: How to Style the Perfect Board for Gatherings and Shoots.

I went to market last week. One of the best ways to expand your horizons learn, see new product and connect with others in the industry.

I believe it's important to let the changing seasons influence our indoor experiences through visual elements, scents, textures, and tastes, connecting the outdoors to our living spaces. Here are some ways you can easily implement my favorite approaches into your home.

Simply dial up with whimsey and natural with large scaled limbs. Learn how to create a statement with forged items that have great height and scale.

My meticulous, collaborative and organized approach to photo styling allows me great scope when communicating via image.

Everything you need and nothing you don’t. Easy ways to update your home with Christy Day.

To my delight, I was asked to style the photo shoot for the recently remodeled The Ritz Carlton Miami. The existing mid-century modern building in the South Beach Miami area underwent a major renovation in 2020. This shoot, highlighting the design work of Meg Sharpe Interiors, was a collaborative effort with photographer Don Riddle and florist Ines Naftali.

Go Big or Go Home. The right rugs and accent pillows can make a room. When selecting these details you want to make sure you choose items that are larger in scale.

It all begins with a recognized need. From there it can be easy to deisgn around your “must haves.”