Webb, influenced by her early days as an art dealer, approaches her interiors with care, incorporating a wide range of fine artworks and natural materials. She believes in the power of contrast: in her spaces, a bright, softly hued wall covering can balance with bold antiques, or a white bedroom like a chapel can transform into a deep gray sitting room. Equally important is the sense of handcrafted quality in her spaces. She takes care to incorporate the feel of polished ceramics, a well-worn farmhouse wooden table, the softness of European linen. Balancing materiality and contrast, Webb is also inspired by the pursuit of joy and happiness for the inhabitants of her spaces. She ensures that these are spaces for living, for gathering with family, for celebrating the important moments of life. She shares her inspiration and thought process throughout the project, including various angles of her home on Brays Island, South Carolina, a tribute to materiality with the wooden, stone, and glass pavilions that sit under the shade of ancient oak trees draped in Spanish moss. Pages: 256