Some of the best interior design isn’t in books—it’s found in the homes of everyday people. This cinematic portrait explores the home of Sandra Babineaux, a Black woman who has spent over 21 years crafting a space that reflects culture, history, and personal artistry. Born in 1949, Ms. Babineaux’s home in Houston, Texas, is a living archive—a space shaped by decades of love, life, and careful curation. Through this film, we experience her home as it is meant to be seen: through light, texture, and sound, allowing the space to speak for itself. This is the first in a visual series celebrating the unseen legacies of Black interior design. Watch, absorb, and let the space tell its story.