Just as one can determine the quality of a fine piece of clothing by examining its lining, when opened, the interior of a book of wedding vows needs to be just as enchanting as the exterior. We created a sleeve using beautiful fabric accents while hiding most of the binding system.

Our client asked us to create a permanent orange center piece for her eclectic dining room. This particular bouquet has 19 orange silk flowers, that are arranged into a gold mirrored square vase.

Floor to ceiling curtains of a beautiful yet simple blue fabric and lined with a white cotton. We kept them a tad longer in anticipation of the new modern laminate floors that will be installed later this year, and that will likely lower the floor level a bit.

For her purple room my client asked me to create three small silk flower accents.

For this silk rose bouquet we used two shades of wine red/pink to juxtapose the expressive mercury glass vase. There are 33 roses in this bouquet.

Our client needed a piece of art that could also double as a headboard. We applied our specialized custom picture framing system to strengthen the surface and secure the art to the wall. Now they can lean against the painting without worries! We finished the look with custom made throw pillows and...

Our client needed a safe hanging system to display her antique quilt that would show off the beautiful scalloped edge. Hanging it over a curtain rod was not an option. We custom created an invisible and conservation friendly system to hang it along the stairway, where it can be admired from various...

Another view of the quilt with scalloped edges.