I worked closely with a young couple looking to furnish their new-to-them home. We worked with the existing bamboo floors and choose paint and furniture that would accentuate their large art collection. This is one of four options we presented.
We like to choose stand out pieces that are layered and accentuate each other. We always give different layout options in our mood board selections but focus on utilizing the space and keeping scale in mind. In this room - a piece was needed to fill a very specific size space between their hearth. These sideboards were selected down to the inch.
These kitchen mood boards are for the same couple as above. We worked with their original cherry cabinets & granite countertops to pick pops of color and functional, comfortable dining pieces. This was one of four options created.
We always keep budget in mind. In this mood board, we have high end lighting, hardware, and tile, mixed with low end (but beautiful) dining & island seating.
We worked with a client who had selected her fixtures for a small powder bath with a dog wash station. They wanted some help completing the space with tile, paint, lighting & storage. This is one direction we put forward - bold, but classic.
We put forward a more classic and serene option that included the texture of wallpaper. The space would have the subway tile around every wall, and up about 3/4. The wallpaper would be a nice little touch on top to break up the hardness of the stone textures.
The is the main bathroom for the same client above. They had selected their sink & tub fixtures but we rounded out the space with tile, lighting, & paint options. This is one of three options we started with.
This is the main bathroom after several rounds of revision — the client had selected marble for the flooring and walk in shower, and we added in brass and wood tones to bring in warmth. The walls will be paneled with integrated pegs & painted a deep, cozy tone. This example is Farrow & Balls “Mole’s Breath".”