Cohesive Design
Extrapolate a client’s thoughts, create a story within the framework of the architectural envelope, bring it into balance and harmonize with the interrelated elements - these are some of the processes used to execute the final vision.
Sense of Place
The idea of where one is must resonate - if not, a space will feel contrived. It’s design should marry the ideas of what the user wants the space to feel like, with the natural setting and climate, and well as contrast and compliment the architectural details.
Art Matters
With the perfect curation of art, a space comes alive; almost like the need for air. While the artist Gordon Huether did not create his art for this client specifically, after we installed it, it absolutely appeared that way.
Respect Nature
To both celebrate and respect nature, we allow it to be itself - on other words, leave nature alone. It is fine the way it is. We can frame it and contrast against it…that is when the magic happens.
New Traditions
The most interesting and timeless results in a room are achieved with mixing periods and pieces. There is not a formula for achieving this, but a lot of it has to do with proportion and visual weight. A contract-grade glass and steel coffee table, modern art and grandmother’s settee rock this living room.
‘Undesigned’ Spaces - Still Need To Be Designed
This Eichler living room powered up after the Smilow canvas found its home over the fireplace. The furniture placement leveled up with an angled arrangement of the dining table, creating more breathing room where the eye could move throughout the space, but still have some nice things to land on.