Designer Series One of Five · 2026
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Hearth and Home Interiors

Asheville, North Carolina · hearthandhomeinteriors.co · @hearthandhomeinteriors
The designer

Interiors with narrative.

A Bucks County Pennsylvania native by way of Los Angeles California, Courtney settled roots in Asheville shortly after tying the knot in 2013. Hearth and Home Interiors was born after Courtney worked with an interior design firm in town and felt the call to pursue a vision for a company that incorporated her love of interiors and antiques. After the birth of her son, Jones, she decided to expand the company from a solo venture to an ever growing company of fabulous women she is proud to work alongside.

Hearth and Home’s aesthetic can be described as “old soul interiors” with a focus on delivering spaces that transcend trends and embrace authenticity. Their work has been celebrated by local publications and ranges from a historic Inn to an urban sports club and many colorful homes in between. Last year, they launched a cabinetry business and are in the midst of remodeling a 1920s church that will serve as their future kitchen showroom and retail space.

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The collection

Queen Anne's lace, cardinals, and a good check

Five patterns that echo the beauty of her home state while embracing a whimsical twist.

Woven blue checks reminiscent of Appalachian patch quilts. Queen Anne’s lace graced with honey bees in an earthy neutral; the flower that grows wild alongside roadsides and meadows. A romantic rhododendron pattern that pays homage to the native shrubs which ignite the mountainsides. Rustic pine cones with feathery sage needles. And the cardinal, the state bird, block-printed in indigo on flax linen.

Each pattern is drawn as a seamless repeat and printed to order on our Luxe Traditional paper, in 19-inch panels with butted seams, and in peel & stick.

Readers of Hearth + Home: use code HEARTH10 for 10% off the collection. Samples are $5 and ship within days.

The community install

A community space in Western North Carolina

Every partnership includes an install in a community space the designer chooses. Courtney is choosing hers now.

We'll install a wall from the collection there, with our own hands. Photos and the full story will live here after install day.

About the partnership

One of five, this year.

Every year, William Morris Wallpaper invites five independent designers to develop original wallpaper lines under their own names. Every partnership includes an install in a community space the designer chooses. We donate the wallpaper. The designer funds the install. The patterns live alongside our catalogue. The work lives wherever the designer wants it to.

See the rest of the series Read about us on the designer's site