TSI’s work has been featured in numerous national media outlets which include The Cottage Journal, The Living Kitchen, This Old House, HGTV,
Apartment Therapy, LUXE interiors + decor, Business of Home and more. Tiffany has also served as an industry thought-leader and brand ambassador
for an array of partners like Kohler, Robern, Schumacher and Sub-Zero/Wolf.
See a selection of this year's daring, imaginative rooms at Kips Bay New York.
Tiffany tours her Kips Bay Show House room design with Homeworthy.
Tiffany shares expert advice to create a home that feels curated and collected.
Tiffany shares kitchen cabinet colors that change the test of time.
A renovation and add-on that preserves the home’s original character.
AD steps inside the prestigious showcase celebrating its 50th year
TSI's Kips Bay room design highlighted for its "Antiqued Glamour".
Renderings revealed for Kips Bay Decorator Show House New York
This Tiffany Skilling Interiors Saugatuck beach home design earned the 2023 Home of the Year from local publication Cosmopolitan Home.
A round-up of dining room stylish dining room lighting options, featuring two Tiffany Skilling Interiors projects.
Le Shoppe by Tiffany Skilling Interiors joins a free pop-up event at the California Closets Carmel Showroom.
A serene bathroom retreat before & after.
An interior designer, wardrobe stylist, and professional organizer bridge the gap between designing and editing.
A Lake Michigan abode leans nautical without being kitschy.
How Tiffany Skilling Interiors designed with Mont Surfaces.
Heirlooms guide the Fair Oaks Meridian-Kessler remodel.
The renovation of a 1925 Tudor finds balance between the past and present.
Interior designer Tiffany Skilling embraced the chance to blend its historic charm with heartfelt modernity.
Wondering how to transform your ho-hum bedroom? We talked to three Indianapolis-based interior designers who know the importance of a soothing bedroom space.
Q&A session with some of the area’s best interior designers & decorators.
From the historic architectural details to a beloved china collection, the past influenced the redesign of this kitchen in more ways than one.
A season of missed industry shows spurred our editors to reimagine Business of Home’s guide to High Point Market, focusing on the inspiration journey that design professionals need now. In addition to revealing the latest product introductions, trade shows are often an essential source of inspiration. We asked eight designers to dream up a room featuring pieces they would have discovered at High Point this spring.
The 50 States Project is a yearlong series of candid conversations with interior designers we admire, state by state. Today, we’re chatting with Tiffany Skilling, who founded her Indianapolis-based firm in 2015 and gained early clients by leading tours of her own home on the local neighborhood association’s house walk….
The coronavirus pandemic has upended business as usual in many industries, including design, but these notable Indy-area pros, all affiliated with Carmel’s must-visit Indiana Design Center, have been keeping busy in their own homes in lots of interesting ways. Read on to find out what these design mavens have been up to—you’re sure to pick up some useful tips and tricks along the way.
If you’re looking for ways to create more office space at home, consider retrofitting your dining room. Dining rooms are already equipped with a table and chairs, and they’re often one of the most under-utilized spaces in a home..
Pantone Color Institute’s color of the year was recently announced—and in a surprising twist, there are actually two hues sharing the spotlight for 2021: ‘Illuminating,’ a cheerful sunshine yellow, and ‘Ultimate Gray,’ a solid, dependable shade designed to stand the test of time…
We’re asking designers to peel back the curtain and walk us through how they landed a project, step by step. Here, Indianapolis-based designer Tiffany Skilling recounts what it was like taking on her firm’s director of operations, Kelly Colby, as a client.
“We’re definitely seeing a shift from the traditional butler and food storage pantries to working pantries,” says Tiffany Skilling, owner and designer behind Tiffany Skilling Interiors.
When designer Tiffany Skilling and her husband purchased their 1928 Tudor Revival home in Indianapolis 5½ years ago, it had a 1960s kitchen that was dark, closed-off and not set up well for the way their family lives. Also, the room was out of step with the home’s history and style.
