Little did Brynn Olson of Brynn Olson Design Group know that her work would one day serve as a mid-week blog eyeball treat, but here we are.

A bit of background about Brynn:

Based in Chicago, the artist-since-childhood cum designer began her ascent in the world of interiors at Nate Berkus. That’s right, I said Nate Berkus Associates was her first professional foray in design, a position she worked at full time while simultaneously earning her degree in Interior Design. Homegirl’s damn talented is what I’m trying to tell you. That, or exceptionally good at multi-tasking. Or, possibly: both.

After Olson had successfully designed projects featured by every major media outlet, she decided to go solo, and thus the eponymous firm was born.

Olson’s work is neither trendy nor traditional. Rather, it manages to exude an air of timelessness.

That’s due, I think, to the layered quality of her work: there’s classic elements melding with antique treasures, blending with hints of on-trend punches.

It’s two steps before eclectic, landing solidly at that covetable collected.

(And don’t tell me this single headboard for the double bed situation isn’t downright brilliant.)

Penguins!

The end!