Samantha Renna

Light shadows moving subtly on a wooden wall.

by Samantha Renna

Stylist. Curator. Collector.

Creating homes, wardrobes, and environments that reflect who you are and how you want to feel.

Samantha Renna is an interior stylist and curator based in New York. With a background spanning luxury fashion, visual merchandising, and energetic work, she creates layered, collected interiors that feel both elevated and deeply lived in. Guided by a holistic approach to styling, her work extends beyond the home to encompass wardrobes, environments, and experiences that reflect the people who inhabit them.

spring always makes me want to soften everything. the light, the textures, the energy, the way a space feels to move through.

for me, it’s less about a full refresh and more about small shifts that wake a room back up again
 opening the window

spring arriving slowly
in soft blues and warm yellow light

the kind of colors that feel like
windows open again
🩵💛

home in rhode island last weekend, where my instinct has always been to drive straight to the water. this time a snowstorm kept me from the shoreline, so i let myself drift another way.

dreaming of june. of being a summer baby, pearl as my birthston

human design is an energetic blueprint.
 a quiet language for how your energy wants to move through the world.
it maps how you use energy, how you make decisions, and where life is meant to meet you with less resistance.

for me, it’s been grou

devotion looks different on everyone. sometimes it’s prayer. sometimes it’s appetite. sometimes it’s what the body remembers, before the mind intervenes.
the sacred things we desire, the desire we call divine.

february, where we fa

floral refresh days are some of my favorite days 🌾🪻🌿

a snowy brooklyn weekend spent looking for inspiration,
finding myself pulled back toward my italian roots, but in my own way.
espresso on the stove, candles lit, curled up with my love, rewatching the classics for the hundredth time

mood board for a project near and dear to my heart. i’ve been slowly shaping it over the past five months - gathering stories, textures, and feelings. i’m so excited to show you what it becomes 💫

human design shows us how different bodies need different spatial support - especially in shared homes.
shores + caves. edge + enclosure. openness + grounding.
when space meets the nervous system, daily life softens. home begins to feel like refuge.

texture, gravity, presence.
a sense of weight, a sense of pause.
things that linger longer than the moment.
#designinspᴏ