This house makes me smile, so of course I had to House Crash it and share Kelly Moore’s beautiful home with you. You may recognize Kelly from her popular photography blog or her line of camera bags. But to really get to know someone, you explore their home — so let’s take a tour. We’ll begin in the kitchen, where Kelly and her husband created extra-thick homemade concrete countertops and even shared a tutorial. The cheerful painted cabinets, apron sink, and sleek stainless appliances create a warm, inviting space:
The cabinets are painted Sherwin-Williams Alchemy on the upper cabinets and Grandiose on the lower ones — Kelly couldn’t choose a single color, so she used both. The island, sink, and open shelves are from Ikea, and the rug is by Dash & Albert, sourced locally in Ruston, Louisiana.
That wall of smoky, sophisticated glass tile is a standout feature — a dramatic, textural backdrop that Kelly found through a local flooring supplier in Ruston.
The living room is large and inviting, anchored by a comfortable sectional and a plush round ottoman — a cozy spot to gather or relax.
Facing a rustic brick fireplace beneath lofty ceilings, the seating area balances relaxed comfort with architectural interest.
Attention to details — like a striking mirror — makes the room feel finished and welcoming, the kind of home that invites you to sit down and stay awhile.
It’s easy to imagine curling up on that sofa with a good book. The space feels relaxed and lived-in, without sacrificing style.
The dining area keeps that balance of rustic and modern. A paneled ceiling and streamlined bulb lights hang above a farmhouse-style table, while simple chairs and picture ledges provide practical, stylish touches. A bold folk-art cow painting adds personality to the room.
Kelly consistently pairs rustic elements with clean lines — stainless appliances beside an apron sink, a weathered brick fireplace beside a sleek sectional — creating a cohesive, layered aesthetic.
Kelly isn’t afraid of color. The master bedroom is painted a bold Sherwin-Williams Kimono, giving the room a lively, warm energy. The chandelier brings an industrial-chic vibe, and the layered textiles make the bed feel inviting and comfortable.
Her daughter’s room is playful and thoughtfully styled, featuring an alphabet display and a large map that doubles as decor and a learning tool. Whimsical pillowcases and curated pieces make the space both fun and functional.
The bright paint and engaging accents create a lively environment that reflects the personality of the family — playful, creative, and thoughtfully put together.
Kelly’s home blends practical design with personal touches, resulting in a space that’s both stylish and welcoming. Thanks to Kelly and her family for letting us take this virtual tour. What’s your favorite part? For me, it’s the glossy glass tile in the kitchen, the inviting sectional, and the joyful energy of the home — especially little Posey’s room. Now it’s your turn.