Accessories on display in the formal dining room.  Ready for entertaining!

The Master Suite of this Victorian has a seating area for relaxing.

The client wanted to have their foyer redesigned in order to provide a welcoming entrance to their home.

The buffet is now the focal point of the room and serves to draw your eye to the art above it which is then repeated over the stairway.  This also serves to create unity with the space.

The client wanted to make the breakfast room an inviting and cozy space through the use of accessories.

The Country French funishings and the colors found in the wallpaper served as inspiration for accessorizing this charming room.

We began with the homeowner's collection of wine and china.  The addition of wrought iron accent pieces, ceramics, and bright colorful linens provided additional character. Rattan charges and napkin rings added texture and accentuated the texture of the rush chair seats. Artwork, a striped window treatment, and a large vase filled with wine corks were added to draw interest to the room's perimeter and unify the walls and windows with the central theme.

A morning and mid-afternoon retreat for the homeowners.

The parlor, as a multifunctional room, has a large area that provides for the placement of a library table that can be easily converted to a dining table for entertaining.

A detailed schematic of the clients parlor.  By accurately determining the space to work within, and any constraining features (lighting, outlets, HVAC, ...) we were able to prototype several possible options for the client.

A working floor plan to assist in the completion of a client's home.  This space provides a recreation area, exercise room, full bath, kitchen, dining area, seating area (with gas fireplace), temperature controlled wine cellar, and a bar for entertaining.

Elevation Drawing showing the selection of a pair of double pocket door flanked by a pair of sconces.

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