Interior design isn’t typically about starting from scratch. Often, clients have a budget that limits what you can do.

In other situations, like this one, the client collected art and we wanted to include it in a thoughtful way. To feature their artwork, we kept white walls throughout most of the public space. They were comfortable with a pop of color, so we added an orange, Italian wool for the sofa and included various colorful throw pillows and rugs throughout. In the dining room, we installed a stark white, twig chandelier.

They loved the touch of nature that offered a softness to the hard lines and angles. We created a dark and moody study perfect for cuddling up with a book. It is also a conveniently disguised guest room with a pullout couch. Bet you never would have guessed that! ​The family room was long and narrow with a 72” TV, so an elongated leather sectional was the perfect choice for a family of seven and two dogs.