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Boulevard Beat

Boulevard Beat

Von: Meghan Blum Krissa Rossbund and Liz Lidgett.
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 The lines of design and style are blurred. Boulevard Beat proves the one you should take. Hosted by Meghan Blum, Krissa Rossbund, and Liz Lidgett.Meghan Blum, Krissa Rossbund, and Liz Lidgett. Kunst Management & Leadership Ökonomie
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  • Designing the Perfect Primary Suite: How to Create a Luxurious Retreat at Home

    Designing the Perfect Primary Suite: How to Create a Luxurious Retreat at Home
    Mar 3 2026
    In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa explore what it truly means to design a primary suite that feels luxurious, restorative, and deeply personal. Today’s primary suite goes far beyond a place to sleep—it’s where the day begins and ends, making thoughtful design essential to both beauty and function.

    The conversation breaks down how layout, flow, lighting, and material choices work together to create a cohesive retreat that supports everyday living. From bedroom design to primary bathrooms and closets, Meghan and Krissa share insight on balancing indulgence with practicality, and trends with timeless appeal. They discuss how small design decisions can elevate daily rituals while ensuring the space remains livable, calm, and enduring.

    Whether you’re building new, renovating, or refining an existing space, this episode offers expert guidance on creating a primary suite that feels elevated yet effortless—a true sanctuary within the home.

    Street Style Takeaways:

    • The Primary Suite Is a Retreat
      A well-designed primary suite should feel calm, private, and restorative—more like a boutique hotel than a traditional bedroom.
    • Flow Matters
      How the bedroom, bathroom, and closet connect is just as important as how each space looks. Smart layouts improve daily routines and long-term livability.
    • Layered Lighting Is Essential
      Combining ambient, task, and accent lighting allows the space to shift from functional to relaxing throughout the day.
    • Materiality Sets the Mood
      Soft textures, natural materials, and warm finishes create a sense of comfort and quiet luxury.
    • Bathrooms Deserve Equal Attention
      The primary bath should feel just as intentional as the bedroom—spa-like, serene, and highly functional.
    • Closets Should Be Beautiful and Practical
      Storage design should support organization while still feeling elevated and integrated with the overall aesthetic.
    • Personalization Over Trends
      The best primary suites reflect how the homeowner lives and unwinds, rather than chasing fleeting design trends.
    • Timeless Design Always Wins
      Classic proportions, thoughtful details, and quality materials ensure the space feels enduring and elegant for years to come.


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    35 Min.
  • More is More: To the Max

    More is More: To the Max
    Feb 24 2026
    In this episode of Boulevard Beat, we dive into the ever-misunderstood world of maximalism—what it is, what it isn’t, and why it’s so much more than “more stuff.” They break down the defining characteristics of maximalist design, explore the psychology behind why people are drawn to it, and discuss how architecture plays a major role in whether maximalism feels layered and intentional or overwhelming and chaotic.

    Rather than treating maximalism as a trend, the conversation reframes it as a deeply personal design approach—one rooted in storytelling, collection, and confidence. Meghan and Krissa also touch on the most common mistakes designers and homeowners make when attempting maximalist spaces, and how thoughtful editing, repetition, and balance are what ultimately make maximalism feel elevated and timeless.

    This episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves personality-driven interiors, rich layers, and homes that feel collected rather than curated.

    Street Style Takeaways:
    • Maximalism is intentional, not chaotic
      True maximalist design is layered and edited—not random. Every piece should earn its place.
    • Architecture matters
      Certain homes (older, more detailed architecture in particular) naturally lend themselves to maximalism, while others require a more restrained approach to make it work.
    • Psychology plays a role
      Maximalist clients are often collectors, storytellers, and emotionally connected to their spaces. Their homes reflect lived experience.
    • Repetition creates cohesion
      Repeating colors, finishes, or motifs helps busy spaces feel grounded and harmonious.
    • Editing is everything
      Maximalism doesn’t mean never removing anything—it means knowing what to keep and what to let go so the space still breathes.
    • The biggest mistake: skipping the foundation
      Without a strong base (scale, layout, color story), maximalist spaces can quickly feel overwhelming instead of elevated.


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    37 Min.
  • How Art Shapes a Home: A Conversation with Artist Charissa Owens

    How Art Shapes a Home: A Conversation with Artist Charissa Owens
    Feb 17 2026
    In this episode of Boulevard Beat, Meghan and Krissa sit down with artist Charissa Owens to explore the intersection of art, interiors, and intentional living. Known for her expressive, layered work and thoughtful approach to color and composition, Charissa shares her journey as an artist and how her background influences the pieces she creates today.

    The conversation dives into how art can anchor a space, tell a story, and bring emotional depth to interiors. Charissa discusses her creative process, the role of intuition in her work, and how she thinks about scale, palette, and placement when her art enters a home. Together, the group explores how designers and collectors can confidently select art that feels personal rather than trendy, and why investing in meaningful pieces creates spaces that feel truly lived in.

    This episode is a thoughtful look at how art and design work hand-in-hand to create homes that feel layered, soulful, and timeless.

    Street Style Takeaways:
    • Art is emotional, not just decorative
      The most impactful pieces are those that evoke feeling and personal connection, not just fill a wall.
    • Let art lead the room
      Starting with artwork can help inform color palettes, textures, and the overall mood of a space.
    • Scale and placement matter
      Choosing the right size and giving art room to breathe allows it to truly shine within an interior.
    • Trust your instincts
      Both artists and homeowners benefit from leaning into intuition rather than overthinking trends.
    • Collect with intention
      Living with art you love — and building a collection over time — creates a home that feels layered and authentic.
    • Design and art are collaborative
      When designers and artists understand each other’s process, the result is more cohesive and meaningful spaces.


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    Connect with Krissa Rossbund. ⁠https://www.instagram.com/krissa_rossbund/⁠
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    39 Min.
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