Interior Designer Crush: Marcelle Guilbeau
It’s no surprise that Marcelle Guilbeau’s calming interiors are reflections of her calm demeanor. Her passion for spirituality and place, coupled with her appreciation for clients’ individual aesthetics, are the driving forces behind her work. Today, Marcelle talks spirituality and place and their role in the creation of soul style.
Inspiring Spaces, Designer Profile, Marcelle Guilbeau
It was in the energy vortex of Santa Fe, New Mexico, that interior designer Marcelle Guilbeau had a spiritual awakening. After studying philosophy and art history in Florence and London, working in academia, and practicing massage therapy, Guilbeau eventually discovered interior design and her ability to expose beauty within it.
Art Deco Meets MCM In Nashville
“As a designer, I help my clients connect with their heart. I bring the ideas and resources to explore and discover what makes their heart sing. I created a method to map out one’s Soul Style to help my clients discover their unique style combination,” says Marcelle Guilbeau.
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The dining room is a place for making memories,” says Marcelle Guilbeau of Marcelle Guilbeau Interior Design in Nashville, Tenn.
Designer Marcelle Guilbeau suggests perusing magazines or Pinterest to help determine your design preferences for a dining space.
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You’ve seen her beautiful, livable designs in magazines and the web. Now see award winning, Nashville Interior Designer, Marcelle Guilbeau and learn more about her take on trends.
“Trends are fun. Trends are here for you to play with. They’re not here for you to define yourself.”
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Marcelle Guilbeau knows condos need personality. The repeat Best of Houzz honoree brings elements if classic, industrial and contemporary design to her residential and commercial work.
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“Everything is trendy at some point or another. Just give it some time, and it’ll come back!” says Nashville based Interior Designer Marcelle Guilbeau.
“Being able to work with the trends is all about knowing your own aesthetic—so that no matter what you do, you won’t tire of it.”
You also need to be honest with yourself and ask the hard question: Would I still love it if it wasn’t trendy?
