With a keen eye for elegance, interior designer Meghan Kluth shares the luxury items she can’t live without.
Chicago-based interior designer and a former reporter at ABC 7 Chicago Meghan Kluth founded Moment of Kluth Design (momentofkluth.com) in 2022, after transitioning from a decade-long career in television. Blending earthy tones with old-world charm and luxurious accents, her design approach creates stunning spaces that reflect her clients’ unique visions. Here, she reveals seven things that give her inspiration in everyday life.
Objects Column 100 from Pierre Augustine Rose
“It’s all about accessorizing when it comes to elevating a home. I love to look for items that have living fi nishes, such as marble and organic tones. This marble column from Pierre Augustine Rose, placed in the corner of a room with a sculptural item on top of it, would be the center of attention in any room.” pierreaugustinrose.com
Bottega Veneta Hop bag in fondant
“I love an earth-toned aesthetic in design—as they say, life imitates art. I often fi nd myself reaching for accessories in the same scheme as the homes I design. I love this bag for its rich brown leather and versatility—it’s the perfect work bag.” bottegaveneta.com
Ink + Porcelain Peplum Vessel Cream
“I love this vessel because the of the graceful curves and captivating silhouette. This artful home decor object effortlessly becomes the focal point of any room, adding a touch of sophistication and allure.” inkandporcelain.com
Susan Harter Muralpaper’s Cotswolds Earth mural
“This mural has become my entire personality since I put it in the piano room in my New Orleans project. It’s warm and soft while also creating the perfect backdrop in a wonderfully moody room.” susanharter.com
Ava dress from KHAITE
“I love the classic silhouette of this dress, with the off the shoulder detail. My personal style is very feminine and to me there’s nothing more feminine than an off the shoulder dress.” khaite.com
Libre Eau de Parfum by Yves Saint Laurent
“I wear YSL Libre and get so many compliments on it wherever I go.” yslbeautyus.com
Kyuka custom chair from Galerie WAS
“I love treasure hunting for one-of-a-kind pieces and on a recent sourcing trip to New York City stumbled upon this custom chair at the Galerie Was showroom. I’m continuouslyinspired by pieces that transmute old world charm. It’s wood, leather and shearling details evoke warmth, comfort and style. galeriewas.com
Photography by: Meghan Kluth photo by BEKAH WRIEDT RIDINGS; PIERRE AUGUSTINE ROSE PHOTO BY MORGANE LE GALL PHOTOGRAPHY; INK PORCELAIN PHOTO BY CARISSA ALANA; all other photos courtesy of brands
