Actress, singer, and dancer Ashley Tisdale announced her own interior design company Frenshe Interiors, which is named after her lifestyle blog Frenshe. Tisdale, 35, launched her company posting a picture via Instagram on February 24 of a kitchen she renovated with her father and contractor, Michael Tisdale.

“Welcome to my passion project! Over the years I’ve gotten to work with some amazing interior designers and learned a lot about myself in the process,” she captioned the post. “My dad and I have started to work together on projects for other clients and I can’t wait to share with you. This page will have my own work and also designs that inspire me.”

On March 4, Tisdale officially announced her company on her Frenshe blog titled “Introducing My New Passion Project: Frenche Interiors.” In the blog post, Tisdale goes into detail about her home renovation process, which unlocked her love for design.

“We were looking to move to our dream area over the last couple of years and when we got the chance we jumped at it even though the house was falling apart,” she wrote when describing bringing her house back to life.

The project began as a personal home renovation project, which turned into her new interior design business. The renovated home is located in Los Angeles’s Los Feliz neighborhood and was sold for $5.78 million.

Tisdale included before and after pictures of the property, so people can see how her vision came to life. Alongside her dad, Tisdale maintained the integrity of the home, while renovating much of the home including the roof, windows, and floors.

In February, Tisdale announced via Instagram that she took the Kelly Wearstler Masterclass. The masterclass is a 17-part course that takes aspiring designers through the world of interior design while perfecting their style through patterns, light, materials, architecture, and furniture.

For more information about Tisdale’s interior design jobs and accumulated knowledge visit Frenshe Interior’s Instagram.

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Recognized for his ability to blur the lines between architecture and interior design, his ethos has always been to approach the design of a space as one holistic vision. Admired for his relevant and keen understanding of architecture and design, his firm has collaborated with some of the most respected names in the business including Steven Ehrlich, Marmol Radziner, David Hertz, Walker Workshop, and Barbara Bestor just to name a few. Now, he's finally returned to make his first mark on the East Coast at One Manhattan Square.

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"Extell contacted us looking for a ‘West coast vibe meets East coast sophistication’ and we couldn’t resist! One Manhattan Square is a unique building in New York where Extell dedicated a huge amount of over-scaled public spaces where you can explore and breathe, which is rare in a dense city such as this," said Bush.

Bush added,"because of the open spaces and generous volumes, it’s a different way of living in New York that we can relate to since we are based in Los Angeles where large open spaces are more the norm. This sensibility translated throughout the building, including our open-plan three-bedroom residence. I feel it was a great marriage – our contemporary interiors and Extell’s fresh take on modern living at One Manhattan Square."

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Complete with heart-stopping views of Manhattan, Brooklyn, the East River waterfront, and beyond, the interior design of this three-bedroom home on the 60th floor of One Manhattan Square is inspired by the views, with organic shapes and rich textures that recall the shapes of the New York Harbor and dynamic skyline.

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Bush employed his trademark sophisticated, modern aesthetic to create a home for an active, cosmopolitan family. A mix of custom modern furnishings, such as twin curved sofas in the expansive great room, and vintage pieces, like a 1950s Vittorio Dassi bar, resulting in an elevated, yet organic and comfortable, the heart of the home.

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"We took our inspiration of all the natural materials, textures and colors used throughout the building. Bold geometric forms can be found throughout the public areas, lots of wood paneling and wall treatments in corridors and the lounge areas and–of course--the views," said Bush.

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"We also added a mix of reflected materials to capture the incredible light such as a mix of polished metals – brass, bronze and chrome, as well as different glass treatments, which can be found in the glass room dividers, candlesticks, foil backed wall coverings and mirrors. In the end, we wanted to create a balanced design of bold, colorful organic forms rendered in luxurious materials such as mohair, silk and wool, exotic woods, stone and handblown glass."

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The entire residence is clad in rich texture, such as in the serene master bedroom, where layers of calming neutral tones complement the panoramic city and water views.

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"I feel one of the show stopper pieces in the living room are the pair of colored contemporary glass Vela Screens by Bernhardt & Vella from Arflex.  These screens are made of laminated pastel colored glass panels in bold geometric forms attached by architectural brass brackets. They were a perfect addition to the living room furniture plan because they captured the incredible light of the 60th-floor residence while providing a stylish separation from the entry and the dining room," he said.

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In a children's bedroom, a geometric Casa Kids bunk bed creates a playful atmosphere, bolstered by bright pops of unexpected color. Each room is an immersive experience that reflects the home's luxurious finishes and atmosphere.

But is this his first and last New York project? When we asked, he said, "well I’m originally from NY and all my family is there, so yes, of course, I hope to be doing more projects in New York soon. We are currently working on finishing up a crazy charming 3 story Houseboat getaway for myself and my partner on Long Island close to my family so it gets me back to New York several times a year."

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Covet

Wearstler’s Covet wallpaper has been re-interpreted with angular lines, patina texture, and hard angles of a faceted gemstone softened by a washed look.

Mineral

The nature-inspired Mineral wallpaper printed on wood pulp and polyester blend merges the fine line between raw and refined.

Cascadia

The Cascadia wallpaper captures the senses with the oversized scale and perfected coloration on the juste and cotton blend.

Graffito

Blending fine art with street art is Wearstler’s most sought-after pattern the Graffito. The hand-painted pattern has been reimagined on grasscloth and offers an array of fashionable color options.

Founder and principal Kelly Wearstler has been featured in numerous publications, has won several distinctive design awards and is the author of four design books. Wearstler’s most well-known projects can be seen in hotels and residences across the globe including San Francisco’s Proper Hotel, Four Seasons Anguilla, the Viceroy Hotels and Residences, Tides Miami and many more. Currently, she is designing for a new era of residential hotel living with a vision of cultural immersion for each specific space.

For more information on the new collection, please visit www.kellywearstler.com

Photos courtesy of Kelly Wearstler

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