Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

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Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

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This downtown client was looking for a completely open bedroom and wardrobe closet area that was very modern looking yet organized. Keeping with the earth tones of the room, this closet was finished in Daybreak Melamine with matching base and fascia and touch latches on all the doors/drawers for a clean contemporary look. Oil rubbed bronze accessories were used for hanging rods and telescoping valet rods. In an adjoining laundry area more hidden storage space and a tilt out hamper area were added for additional storage convenience. Designed by Marcia Spinosa for Closet Organizing Systems

Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

This downtown client was looking for a completely open bedroom and wardrobe closet area that was very modern looking yet organized. Keeping with the earth tones of the room, this closet was finished in Daybreak Melamine with matching base and fascia and touch latches on all the doors/drawers for a clean contemporary look. Oil rubbed bronze accessories were used for hanging rods and telescoping valet rods. In an adjoining laundry area more hidden storage space and a tilt out hamper area were added for additional storage convenience. Designed by Marcia Spinosa for Closet Organizing Systems

Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

Archer & Buchanan designed a standalone garage in Gladwyne to hold a client’s vintage car collection. The new structure is set into the hillside running adjacent to the driveway of the residence. It acts conceptually as a “gate house” of sorts, enhancing the arrival experience and creating a courtyard feel through its relationship to the existing home. The ground floor of the garage features telescoping glass doors that provide easy entry and exit for the classic roadsters while also allowing them to be showcased and visible from the house. A contemporary loft suite, accessible by a custom-designed contemporary wooden stair, accommodates guests as needed. Overlooking the 2-story car space, the suite includes a sitting area with balcony, kitchenette, and full bath. The exterior design of the garage incorporates a stone base, vertical siding and a zinc standing seam roof to visually connect the structure to the aesthetic of the existing 1950s era home.

Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

Traditional Victorian kitchen remodel designed by Ron Fisher New Haven, Connecticut To get more detailed information copy and paste this link into your browser. https://thekitchencompany.com/blog/featured-kitchen-classic-kitchen-victorian-flair Photographer, Dennis Carbo

Prospect Update: Study In this Prospect Update Study, we decided to use blue as our base color and accent with blue green. The walls are Sherwin Williams’ Whirlpool (SW9135). Click here to see other blue colors we love. The homeowners had the rolltop desk and chair, file cabinet, secretary, and telescope. We added these two striking wing chairs in a bold flame stitch fabric as well as the leather ottoman. Our paint color is a dramatic backdrop for the artwork. The white matting helps the pieces “pop” off the walls. We accessorized the top of the desk as well as the secretary with objects that support our color theme. The table lamp in a putty painted finish with gold highlights and interesting base is perfect between our chairs. Love the shape of the wing chair backs! The neutral drapery panels bring texture and interest with the embroidered pattern. The light patterned rug adds warmth and color to the floor and help tie our color scheme together. The Prospect Update: Study is the perfect example of how to decorate a room with a bold wall color. The room is very warm and inviting because the lighter objects provide balance to the space.

Archer & Buchanan designed a standalone garage in Gladwyne to hold a client’s vintage car collection. The new structure is set into the hillside running adjacent to the driveway of the residence. It acts conceptually as a “gate house” of sorts, enhancing the arrival experience and creating a courtyard feel through its relationship to the existing home. The ground floor of the garage features telescoping glass doors that provide easy entry and exit for the classic roadsters while also allowing them to be showcased and visible from the house. A contemporary loft suite, accessible by a custom-designed contemporary wooden stair, accommodates guests as needed. Overlooking the 2-story car space, the suite includes a sitting area with balcony, kitchenette, and full bath. The exterior design of the garage incorporates a stone base, vertical siding and a zinc standing seam roof to visually connect the structure to the aesthetic of the existing 1950s era home.

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Archer & Buchanan designed a standalone garage in Gladwyne to hold a client’s vintage car collection. The new structure is set into the hillside running adjacent to the driveway of the residence. It acts conceptually as a “gate house” of sorts, enhancing the arrival experience and creating a courtyard feel through its relationship to the existing home. The ground floor of the garage features telescoping glass doors that provide easy entry and exit for the classic roadsters while also allowing them to be showcased and visible from the house. A contemporary loft suite, accessible by a custom-designed contemporary wooden stair, accommodates guests as needed. Overlooking the 2-story car space, the suite includes a sitting area with balcony, kitchenette, and full bath. The exterior design of the garage incorporates a stone base, vertical siding and a zinc standing seam roof to visually connect the structure to the aesthetic of the existing 1950s era home.

Archer & Buchanan designed a standalone garage in Gladwyne to hold a client’s vintage car collection. The new structure is set into the hillside running adjacent to the driveway of the residence. It acts conceptually as a “gate house” of sorts, enhancing the arrival experience and creating a courtyard feel through its relationship to the existing home. The ground floor of the garage features telescoping glass doors that provide easy entry and exit for the classic roadsters while also allowing them to be showcased and visible from the house. A contemporary loft suite, accessible by a custom-designed contemporary wooden stair, accommodates guests as needed. Overlooking the 2-story car space, the suite includes a sitting area with balcony, kitchenette, and full bath. The exterior design of the garage incorporates a stone base, vertical siding and a zinc standing seam roof to visually connect the structure to the aesthetic of the existing 1950s era home.

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