Lisa Shaffer
12 Reviews

Global Views

A brand new home in a brand new Florida neighborhood was calling for some character and style. And our beautiful client wanted a taste of home, Egypt, so we took a neutral, minimal space and designed elements to transform it into something interesting and custom.
Project Year: 2017
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Custom swivel chairs were just what was needed for the glass doors behind them that open up to the outdoor living space.
Eclectic Global Home
Our client wanted builtins, but rather than overwhelm the space completely, we tiled the whole niche with stone and selected a darker gray wood for more dimension and interest.
Eclectic Global Home
We landed on the rug first so we selected a coffee table that is light and airy to appreciate the rug. It also adds more texture with the shagreen - swoon!
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A little touch of Moroccan style to tie into the homeowner’s style.
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We kept the built-in styling minimal to help with budget. Don't be afraid to go mimimal... the impact can still be large.
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Coffee table books and crystal clusters are a must! Also, spine colors can be used to tie in other elements (like the art on the wall).
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We opted for big art and dramatic lighting to fill the space and bring your eye down from high ceilings.
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Throughout the house, there’s a natural element… in the dining space, we used a rattan chair and sisal rug to tie in to the other elements in the home and add some much needed warmth in this tiled area.
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Our client wanted the dining space to feel sophisticated and global so we added upholstered velvet with nailheads to the scene and then brought in a wooden chandelier that is a show stopper.
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We wanted to keep the guest bedroom a part of the rest of the home, so we played with more global touches and added a sophisticated wingback chair.
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A global carved headboard and tassel lighting... an unexpected guest bedroom and place to have more fun. Plus, the jute rug adds more texture and an interesting pattern.
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Guest bedrooms should feel cozy and fun and promote relaxation.
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When our client requested storage for the entry table, we went with a dresser instead of a typical console table. The shagreen texture added just the right touch. Also, a tall and skinny mirror was the right move for such high ceilings.
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Books and trays and interesting pieces are perfect additions to entry tables.
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Books and trays and interesting pieces are perfect additions to entry tables.
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The combination of a carved nightstand with a jade lamp, wooden box, and silk drapery equaled the perfect mix of all the natural elements.
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Our client wanted a work and reading space that felt like an escape. We went a little bolder on color and texture here to give her that mood… gold elements, carved wood with a marble top coffee table, and a shag rug.
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Go high with your window treatments! We didn’t want to completely block the light but wanted privacy and beauty so we used both drapes and blinds. Window treatments can be tricky... get creative!
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Adding whimsy never hurts.
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When a homeowner wants a view but also privacy, a custom outdoor drapery enclosure is just the right solution!
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The outdoor custom built-in grill was designed with the same tile used in the living room accent wall. A great way to make the outdoor living space an extension of the indoor living space and create a feeling of continuity.
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Even outdoors can feel like a living room when you use found, collected, and functional pieces.
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