Ever wonder how a designer unwinds? For Rachel, it’s all about being intentional. Whether she’s lighting a candle, pulling a card, or curling up with her husband and dog, creating space to recharge is non-negotiable. Her basement lounge, complete with flexible...
Concetti won the Top Corporate Culture Award for Community Engagement!
Owning a small business takes courage—and a whole lot of self-awareness. As we reflect National Small Business Week and Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re honoring the highs, challenges, and very real emotional load of entrepreneurship. At Concetti, we believe...
Concetti won the Top Corporate Culture Award for Community Engagement!
Concetti’s outdoor oasis project Naturally NEWtral was featured in the Michigan Design Center’s “Warm Thoughts” tips for getting your outdoor space ready for spring! Read our CEO and Principal Designer Rachel Nelson’s top tips at the link.
Rachel Nelson chatted with Daily Detroit during the #DivinelyDetroit open house event to share the details on how her vision will come to life.
At the core of every great transformation is a clear vision—and the courage to bring that vision to life. For Sam, a stress management coach and owner of Revived Living, that vision was to rebrand her business and design a space that truly reflected her business’...
Concetti CEO & Principal Designer Rachel Nelson and her husband, Joseph, recently joined WXYZ to share the story behind #DivinelyDetroit
In a lead-up to the 2023 Michigan Celebrates Small Business Gala Celebration, Jeffrey Mosher spoke with several winning companies from this cycle.
“Slow decorating” may be a new name, but the philosophy isn’t new, adds Rachel Nelson, CEO & principal designer for Detroit’s Concetti. “It’s the repackaging of an old idea,” she explains. “There have long been two schools of thought – either buy investment pieces that you’d like to live with for a long time (and possibly pass on) or quick fix trend following.” She, like many interior designers, is a proponent of investing in key pieces and keeping them. This is something she tries to follow in her own home, which features a mix of new items and repurposed heirlooms.
