Southern Living asks designers what to remove for a more timeless exterior. Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design explains why word signs and staked solar lights should go, and what to rely on instead.

Elle Decor gathers the guest room details designers and hotel pros never skip before visitors arrive. Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design shares how she prepares a guest room, from bedding layers to thermostat walkthroughs, so visitors feel instantly at home.

House Beautiful rounds up the season’s best curved floral sofas. Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design shares how to pair a modern silhouette with a modern print, so the look reads fresh rather than dated.

Batten Court Design is featured across pages 12 through 17 of NC Living Magazine’s Fall issue, in a story titled “Designing Tomorrow’s Heirlooms.” The piece explores how heirloom pieces and family history inform thoughtful, considered interiors.

Elle Decor asked designers for the elements that make a room feel good without ever being seen. Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design shares how she builds comfort, from HVAC placement to grille details, into a home’s systems from the start.

Better Homes & Gardens turns to Elizabeth Valkovics for a measured look at the colors and finishes evolving for 2027, from richer jewel tones and warmer charcoals to cohesive paint sheens.

In an expert guide for Homes & Gardens, the publication turns to Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design for guidance on choosing kitchen cabinets — from timeless inset Shaker styles to pairing traditional details with modern touches for a look that lasts.

Livingetc turns to Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design on the “forever home” mindset reshaping renovations — bolder color commitments, statement wallcoverings, and an investment in materials built to last.

The Spruce turns to Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design for advice on the kitchen cabinet styles — solid wood, flat-panel, and Shaker — that hold their value best, and how to choose one true to a home’s architecture.

In a forward-thinking feature for Architectural Digest, the magazine explores how the cultural shift surrounding GLP-1 medications and longevity health routines is transforming residential design. From primary bathroom "med stations" equipped for discreet cold-storage and injection organization to re-imagined closets and shifting kitchen priorities, the piece examines how modern wellness routines are quietly redefining luxury living spaces.

HGTV takes a tour of Batten Court founder Elizabeth Valkovics' "forever home" in Pinehurst, NC. Discover how she blends global design inspiration with practical wellness amenities.

Better Homes & Gardens asked designers which trends are already losing steam. Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design weighs in on sage green’s expiration date and the overstyled bookshelf look she’s ready to see retired.

Aspire Design and Home talks with Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design for its Designer Friday series, on her path into the industry, what she listens for in every new space, and the dream project she would love to take on next.

Veranda taps Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design for its roundup of trendy bathroom features worth leaving behind, from above-the-mirror vanity lights to budget-grade fixtures.

Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design tells Martha Stewart why wall-hugging furniture and disposable decor are out, and what to embrace instead.

Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design tells Homes & Gardens why all-white rooms feel builder-grade, and how color drenching brings a home to life.

Homes & Gardens talks with Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design about the 2026 kitchen trend worth trying: swapping matching cabinetry for furniture-style, accent pieces.

House Beautiful speaks with Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design about the home purchases designers regret—including why she’d trade wall-to-wall carpeting for wood floors and rugs, and why quality bedside tables are worth the investment from day one.

Better Homes & Gardens talks with Elizabeth Valkovics of Batten Court Design about designing a space for immersive reading, from choosing the right spot to layering in comfort and quiet.

In this feature, Elizabeth Valkovics discusses the 2026 shift toward holistic kitchen design, moving beyond mere aesthetics to prioritize long-term functionality. Emphasizing a "Quiet Luxury" philosophy, Valkovics highlights the integration of durable, timeless materials like honed quartzite and unlacquered brass. The focus remains on intentional layouts that support the modern chef through improved lighting, airflow, and integrated storage solutions.