Tonya Maggio Interiors

Tonya Maggio Interiors We specialize in curating beautiful homes. Elevate your space with color, finishes and details. Interior Decorating Services based in Annapolis, MD.

08/03/2026

July, you were a good one.

I can’t believe we’re already turning the calendar to August. Before we know it, backpacks will be packed, routines will return, and another school year will be underway.

This summer has been a busy one for our team. While each of us took time to step away and make memories with our families, we worked together to keep every project moving forward. It’s one of the things I’m most proud of—having a team that supports one another so our clients continue to feel taken care of, even during vacation season.

July was filled with site visits, design presentations, kitchen plans, custom cabinetry, furnishings, and all the beautiful details that bring a home to life. We’re so grateful to our wonderful clients for trusting us with their homes and to our incredible trade partners who help make each project possible.

Now it’s time to gear up for a busy fall, and we can’t wait to share what’s coming next.
Here’s to a wonderful August!

Things We’re Loving Right Now for Your HomeEvery season brings fresh inspiration, but the best interiors aren’t about ch...
07/15/2026

Things We’re Loving Right Now for Your Home

Every season brings fresh inspiration, but the best interiors aren’t about chasing trends—they’re about creating a home that feels timeless, personal, and beautifully lived in.
These are a few of the design details we’re reaching for again and again in our client projects.

1. Color That Feels Like a Breath of Fresh Air
We’re seeing homeowners become more confident with color, and we’re here for it. Soft sage greens, dusty blues, warm mushroom tones, and muted terracottas add personality without overwhelming a space. Whether it’s a painted kitchen island, a wallpapered powder room, or upholstered dining chairs, thoughtful color creates warmth and character.

2. Statement Lighting
Lighting has become jewelry for the home. A sculptural chandelier, oversized pendant, or pair of beautiful sconces instantly elevates a room. We love mixing classic silhouettes with unexpected materials like woven shades, plaster finishes, or aged brass for a collected look.

3. Layered Textures
The rooms that feel the most inviting rarely rely on color alone. Natural linens, woven shades, grasscloth wallpaper, vintage rugs, warm woods, and handcrafted ceramics all work together to create depth and richness. Texture is what makes a home feel finished

4. Beautiful Storage
We’re always looking for ways to make storage both practical and beautiful.
Custom built-ins, reeded cabinet fronts, hidden pantries, furniture-style vanities, and thoughtfully designed mudrooms prove that organization doesn’t have to sacrifice style.

5. Pattern Play
One of our favorite ways to add personality is through pattern.
A bold wallpaper in a powder room, a striped chair, patterned drapery, or an unexpected tile layout can completely change the character of a space while still feeling timeless.

It’s often the smallest details that make the biggest impact.One of our favorite ways to elevate a bathroom is through a...
07/09/2026

It’s often the smallest details that make the biggest impact.

One of our favorite ways to elevate a bathroom is through a thoughtful tile pattern. Whether it’s herringbone, basketweave, stacked, or a custom layout, the installation itself can completely transform the space—even with a simple, classic tile.

It’s those intentional design choices that make a room feel custom, timeless, and uniquely yours.

Because sometimes, it’s not about choosing a different tile. It’s about seeing it differently.

Setting the table is one of my favorite rituals.It’s not about perfection. It’s about setting the mood, making people fe...
07/01/2026

Setting the table is one of my favorite rituals.

It’s not about perfection. It’s about setting the mood, making people feel welcome, and creating a space that says, we’re so glad you’re here.

A few candles, fresh flowers, cloth napkins, and beautiful dishes have a way of turning an ordinary meal into something memorable.

The best homes aren’t just beautiful—they’re lived in. They’re where friends linger after dessert, kids come back for seconds, and conversations last long after the plates are cleared.

That’s what good design is really about.
Creating a home that brings people together.

📸 Brian Distad

Welcome to my home.I spend so much time sharing our clients’ homes that I thought it might be fun to invite you into my ...
06/24/2026

Welcome to my home.

I spend so much time sharing our clients’ homes that I thought it might be fun to invite you into my own—starting with my favorite room in the house.

This is my kitchen, and if I’m being honest, it’s probably the space that best reflects who I am and how I like to live.

When I designed it, I wasn’t trying to create a showpiece. I wanted a kitchen that felt warm, welcoming, and ready for whatever the day brought.

There are so many details in this space that I still love. The statement lighting gives the room personality from the moment you walk in. The natural stone on the perimeter countertops brings movement and character that only real stone can. The scalloped backsplash adds just enough texture and charm, while the V-groove detailing is one of my favorite touches because it feels classic and architectural without screaming for attention. Paired with warm white cabinetry and walnut accents, the whole room feels comfortable, collected, and lived in.

But the truth is, the design isn’t what makes this kitchen special.

My husband loves to cook. Really loves to cook. Somewhere along the way, our boys picked up that same passion, and this kitchen became the place where so much of our life happens.

Some of my favorite memories as a mom have happened right here. As my boys have gotten older, I’ve realized how much I cherish those ordinary moments. The quick weeknight dinners. The laughter that comes out of nowhere. The recipes we make over and over again.

One of my best friends always says this is her favorite restaurant, and honestly, I know exactly what she means.

Because the best kitchens aren’t necessarily the fanciest ones. They’re the ones that draw people in. The ones where everyone naturally gathers. The ones that become the backdrop for a life well lived.

Without question, it’s still my favorite project.

We love a good arch.It’s one of those architectural details that instantly makes a home feel more thoughtful, custom, an...
06/17/2026

We love a good arch.

It’s one of those architectural details that instantly makes a home feel more thoughtful, custom, and inviting.

Whether it’s leading into a pantry, framing a hallway, or creating a beautiful transition between spaces, an arch has a way of softening a room while adding so much character.

Some of our favorite projects include these architectural moments—not because they’re trendy, but because they’re timeless. They draw your eye, create interest, and make a home feel like it was designed specifically for the people who live there.

When we’re designing and renovating homes, we’re always looking beyond the finishes and furnishings. The architectural details are often what make a space truly special. Features like arches add dimension, create natural focal points, and help tell the story of a home in a way that feels intentional and unique.

The most memorable spaces aren’t just beautiful—they’re layered with details that make them feel warm, welcoming, and distinctly yours.

If you haven’t had the pleasure of drinking a Sgroppino, this is your sign!Sgroppino is an Italian cocktail served in It...
06/14/2026

If you haven’t had the pleasure of drinking a Sgroppino, this is your sign!

Sgroppino is an Italian cocktail served in Italy, typically as an after-dinner cocktail and dessert. The slushy, lightly fizzy texture, comes from a combination of sorbet, vodka and Prosecco.
It’s the perfect refreshing cocktail on a hot summer day, you’ll want to drink it quickly once it’s in front of you!

Here’s the recipe:

Ingredients

• Frozen lemon sorbet - ¼ cup (about one scoop)
Sgroppino is traditionally made with lemon sorbet, but you can replace it with lemon gelato, for a creamier texture. Lemon ice cream or sherbet is fine too.

• Prosecco - 3 oz, chilled - since there are only 3 ingredients, use a good quality Prosecco.

• Vodka - 1 oz, chilled

Step 1

Scoop the frozen sorbet into a bowl. Pour in half of the Prosecco and whisk until you have a smooth icy mixture.
Whisk in the vodka and remaining Prosecco.
This can also be done in a blender.

Step 2

Freeze.

Step 3

Serve. Pour into champagne flutes or other pretty glasses, and garnish with a fresh sprig of fresh mint or a twist of lemon.

Use NA sparkling wine and elder flower syrup (no vodka) for a non alcoholic alternative.

Cin cin!
xo, Tonya

This kitchen was designed with one goal in mind: bringing people together.From morning coffee to weeknight dinners, holi...
06/12/2026

This kitchen was designed with one goal in mind: bringing people together.

From morning coffee to weeknight dinners, holiday gatherings, and impromptu happy hours with friends, every detail was thoughtfully planned to make entertaining feel effortless and everyday living feel a little more special.

With generous prep space, beautiful storage solutions, and plenty of room to gather around the island, this kitchen isn’t just a place to cook—it’s the heart of the home.

Because the best spaces aren’t just beautiful. They’re the ones that are filled with laughter, conversation, and the people you love most.

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Annapolis, MD

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