Storied Style

Seven questions that will help you design a home that tells your unique story.

Since the premiere of her first television show, Grace Mitchell has received thousands of messages from fans wondering how to tell their unique stories in how they design their homes. This design book gives the answer. . .

Taking you through seven essential questions, Grace showcases her exact design process to put together a home reflective of the people living in it. Over twenty thoughtfully photographed projects, some favorites and some never-before-seen reveals (including Grace’s own home & garden!) are featured throughout the book to showcase how answering the seven questions leads to a home that is uniquely yours.

Storied Style will take you through a deeply personal process—personal for Grace, but also personal for you as you take a moment to slow down and reflect on your life and what you want your space to say about who you are. You’ll be motivated by Grace’s simple process, along with heartfelt stories of people whose lives have been changed by following her steps.

Using your story to dictate the style of your home will enable you to not only share yourself in a new way with those you welcome over, it will also help break the expensive cycle of fashioning your home around the latest trends.

Your home can be interesting, beautiful, timeless, and best of all, memorable, by centering it around you.

Author Biography

Grace Mitchell’s fun, unexpected and personalized room designs tell each homeowner’s unique story in HGTV’s One of a Kind. The home renovator and interior designer creates eclectic, imaginative spaces that illustrate the spirit of those who live there.

While Grace relished using her training as a language therapist for deaf and hard of hearing babies for several years, she knew her real passion was construction, design and creating storybook homes for clients. After a stint in selling vintage furniture, she turned to design and style writing and eventually began her interior design business, Storied Style Interiors, in 2012. Her work has been featured in prestigious home décor publications including Better Homes & Gardens, Southern Living, House Beautiful, Elle Décor, Domino Magazine,Vintage Remade Magazine, Do-It-Yourself Magazine, as well as The Boston Globe.

She currently resides in Fort Worth, Texas, in a 100-year-old “always has a project” house, with her husband, Kent, and four small children.