‘Twas the Year End at RCL Interiors…

'Twas the year-end at RCL Interiors, when all through our days,

Overwhelmed overachievers found beautiful ways

To transform their homes with intention and care,

While we handled the details with expertise to spare.

Forty-three discovery calls were answered with pride,

Thirty-seven consultations brought us inside

The homes and the hearts of clients so dear,

Who trusted us fully throughout the whole year.

Twenty-one new projects began with a plan,

From floor plans to furnishings, we carefully ran

Through each single detail, from concept to completion,

In eight different cities—our firm's sweet expansion.

From Louisiana roots to five states in all,

We answered the design and organizational call.

Four installations brought visions to life,

Four photoshoots captured the joy (and the strife

Of getting each pillow precisely just so,

Each angle and lighting creating the glow).

Twelve hundred custom orders ( yes, you read that right!)

Were specified, ordered, and tracked day and night.

Each fabric, each finish, each perfectly placed chair,

Coordinated with vendors who handled with care.

Three countries we traveled to research and source,

To bring back fresh ideas and stay on the course

Of "Classic, Fresh, Smart,” our design philosophy true,

That guides every choice in the work that we do.

Twenty-two thousand miles traveled this year,

To job sites and showrooms both far and near,

While forty-eight small businesses we were proud to support—

The artisans and makers who are our cohorts.

So here's to our clients! You overachieving crew,

Who work hard, who dream big, who trust us to do

What you simply don't have the bandwidth to manage:

To make space your haven, without our expert advantage.

And here's to the year that's ahead, bright and new,

With projects and possibilities waiting for you.

May your homes bring you peace, may each room feel just right,

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night!

With gratitude,

Rachel & The RCL Interiors Team

{Photography: Jackie Haxthausen}