If you’re feeling a little nebby, then you might have turned to @HousesofPittsburgh on Instagram in the past. We’re the sister team behind the account, Annie Perri Cole and Hope Perri, and for the past five years, we’ve shared glimpses into Pittsburgh homes. Now, in partnership with NEXTpittsburgh, we’re bringing you more in-depth tours so you can really get your neb on! Today we’re visiting Matt and Susan’s gorgeous Brighton Heights home.Their house is a reflection of the couple’s passion for hunting antiques — every piece carries a unique story. From delicate china sets to thrifted furniture, the home is a testament to the power of layered design. Nothing in the house feels accidental — each piece has been thoughtfully selected and placed. For example, an heirloom lamp might sit next to a chair found at a thrift store, creating a look that’s as eclectic as it is harmonious.A standout in Susan’s many collections is her stunning assortment of Bernardaud china, a renowned French brand celebrated for its elegant designs and timeless craftsmanship. Susan’s Bernardaud pieces, along with her other china treasures, are beautifully displayed, adding an air of sophistication to the space. Who wouldn’t want a dinner invite?“I like things to have a history or to have a story behind them.”Susan, Brighton Heights homeowner, on her interior design philosophy. For those who think fine china is only for special occasions — Susan would disagree. She encourages using your nice things every day, believing that life itself is a reason to enjoy them. Her philosophy adds an inviting warmth to her home, making it a lived-in space that feels both elegant and accessible.If you have a house you want to show off to all of NEXTpittsburgh, email [email protected]. And if you’re feeling nebby, stay tuned each month for a look inside another Pittsburgh home!The post Feeling nebby with Houses of Pittsburgh: See inside a unique Brighton Heights home appeared first on NEXTpittsburgh.