Eunice Weckesser’s Showroom Favorites – October 2025
A Note From Jason

Our industry loves a good excuse to get fancy! Mindy and I are all dressed up for a dinner with designers.
Hi everyone!
After a few surprising days in the 80s, I think Mother Nature finally got the memo — it’s October, and time to lean into fall. For me, that means crunchy leaves underfoot, switching to soup instead of salad, and digging through the closet for jackets, hats, and gloves. I’m ready… are you?
In the design and build world, autumn is our “red carpet” season. It’s when award galas and industry celebrations fill the calendar — a chance for everyone to swap work boots for black tie and toast the incredible projects that define our region. These events always remind me just how much talent exists across New England. Every time I read about a new winner or scroll through photos of a stunning project, I find myself inspired by the level of craftsmanship, creativity, and collaboration happening all around us.
Beyond the glitz, what really stands out are the people — the designers, builders, and architects who continually raise the bar while mentoring the next generation. They’re shaping not just beautiful spaces, but also a strong, supportive community of professionals who push each other to do their best work.
We recently had the pleasure of welcoming Eunice Weckesser, founder of Crown The Cool Studios, to our Watertown showroom. Eunice began her career as a nurse, but during the pandemic, she took a bold leap into interior design — and she’s been making waves ever since. Her fearless use of color and her playful approach to both residential and retail spaces have already earned her recognition and visibility in local décor magazines. It was such fun giving her a tour and seeing her light up exploring our faucets, fixtures, and accessories. This month, Eunice joins us as our guest blogger. Don’t miss her post — it’s full of personality and inspiration!
Best,
Jason Sevinor
President

Eunice Weckesser is the fearless founder of Crown the Cool Studios, a Boston-based interior design studio where fashion, art, and bold living collide. After 15 years as a nurse, Eunice traded scrubs for swatches, channeling her immigrant roots, creative spirit, and eye for the unexpected into spaces that break rules and spark joy. Named one of Modern Luxury Interiors’ “Ones to Watch” in 2025, and stepping into the roll of IFDA NE president in 2026, she’s known for crafting unapologetically original interiors that blend eras, textures, and personality.


Stone Forest Calma Bathtub
I immediately gravitated towards this Stone Forest Bathtub. I am attracted to anything that is different. You normally don’t see a tub made out of stone. It stands out, is eclectic, and marks its own territory. My dream is to include this tub in a future bathroom project. It certainly leaves a lasting impression.
Franz Viegener Lavatory Faucet
One thing I adore as much as interior design is jewelry. This faucet reminded me of art deco jewelry. I enjoy dabbling in different eras and am specifically drawn to that one. This has a 1920s, Parisian feel, that would look dramatic in someone’s bathroom or could also be a cool necklace/bracelet.


Jaclo Round Rain Machine
The piece itself is very cool, but I chose this one because with this brand, you can customize it to different colors. I always want to think outside the box when it comes to someone’s personal space. It could be blue or red or yellow or pink. What is amazing to me is that you can really match the aesthetic of the design. Design doesn’t have to always be so serious, and my favorite part of this job is encouraging my clients to have fun.
Crosswater Matte Black Toilet
One of my other favorite eras is the 80s. This toilet reminded me of the decor from the movie Beetlejuice. A piece like this elevates a bathroom to a different era and vision. I have recently renovated a Greenwich, Connecticut bathroom and added a black toilet. The client loved it! It was the perfect touch of elegance, coolness, and wasn’t too crazy for the space.


Stone Forest Purple Onyx Sink
One of my favorite aspects of design is incorporating authentic stone into any project. I think it adds a unique aspect that is fun and creative. This sink’s organic material combined with the beautiful color are a perfect blend of my design tastes. I love to switch the game when it comes to design, and let people create their space through color, texture, elements from nature, and more.