The client asked that this major renovation of her home in Palo Alto be based on principles described in Sarah Susanka’s Not-So-Big House and Christopher Alexander’s A Pattern Language. She wanted beauty, emotional connection with her environment, good indoor-outdoor relationships, fostering of social gathering, functional spaces, and ecological design. https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/palo-alto-cottage/

Wood mantles have proven to be one of the most emotional and studied decisions when building a home. We offer an incredible array of creative choices, and our artisans are ready to customize your wood mantle to create its own individuality and character.

The interior is designed in a laconic style. The author of the project used several basic colors: black, white and the warm natural shade of the Coswick floor. The interior design is perfectly organized. Impeccable proportions, a minimum of decorative elements and lack of frills makes pleasant emotions. The result is an peaceful and very comfortable space. 3-layer Coswick Engineered Flooring Oak Ginger was used in the project. Coswick’s dealer: Woodpecker Flooring

Today’s client does not seek spectacle. They seek atmosphere. Rather than leaning into grandeur, Pizzale approached the redesign with restraint and emotional intelligence. The guiding principle was comfort elevated by refinement. From the moment one steps inside, the space offers release rather than reverence. It invites clients to sit, to linger, to feel at home. This is luxury without intimidation.

Colors brings emotions if we let them in.
Large french country open concept light wood floor and beige floor family room photo in Montreal with white walls and a media wall

Architectural Advisement & Interior Design by Chango & Co. Architecture by Thomas H. Heine Photography by Jacob Snavely See the story in Domino Magazine

The client asked that this major renovation of her home in Palo Alto be based on principles described in Sarah Susanka’s Not-So-Big House and Christopher Alexander’s A Pattern Language. She wanted beauty, emotional connection with her environment, good indoor-outdoor relationships, fostering of social gathering, functional spaces, and ecological design. https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/palo-alto-cottage/

The client asked that this major renovation of her home in Palo Alto be based on principles described in Sarah Susanka’s Not-So-Big House and Christopher Alexander’s A Pattern Language. She wanted beauty, emotional connection with her environment, good indoor-outdoor relationships, fostering of social gathering, functional spaces, and ecological design. https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/palo-alto-cottage/

The interior is designed in a laconic style. The author of the project used several basic colors: black, white and the warm natural shade of the Coswick floor. The interior design is perfectly organized. Impeccable proportions, a minimum of decorative elements and lack of frills makes pleasant emotions. The result is an peaceful and very comfortable space. 3-layer Coswick Engineered Flooring Oak Ginger was used in the project. Coswick’s dealer: Woodpecker Flooring

A successful kitchen remodeling project is a substantial investment, not only money, but time, energy, and emotion.

Sky Walk, 36"x72" original painting with flowing color and emotion expressing sky and water. Original Created:2021 Subjects:Abstract Materials:Canvas Styles:AbstractFine ArtExpressionismImpressionism Acrylic, Inks, on canvas with stretcher

The interior is designed in a laconic style. The author of the project used several basic colors: black, white and the warm natural shade of the Coswick floor. The interior design is perfectly organized. Impeccable proportions, a minimum of decorative elements and lack of frills makes pleasant emotions. The result is an peaceful and very comfortable space. 3-layer Coswick Engineered Flooring Oak Ginger was used in the project. Coswick’s dealer: Woodpecker Flooring

Sumptuous Venetian Textiles resting on a bed surrounded by Chocolate brown laquer bed manufactured by Poliform. Lounge Chair with contrast edge band pale/tan color sets off teal in chair capturing colors from bedding. Cloud like chandelier floating above space creating hi's & low's in an emotional space. Silk Rug glowing and capturing all accent lighting.

The interior is designed in a laconic style. The author of the project used several basic colors: black, white and the warm natural shade of the Coswick floor. The interior design is perfectly organized. Impeccable proportions, a minimum of decorative elements and lack of frills makes pleasant emotions. The result is an peaceful and very comfortable space. 3-layer Coswick Engineered Flooring Oak Ginger was used in the project. Coswick’s dealer: Woodpecker Flooring

A successful kitchen remodeling project is a substantial investment, not only money, but time, energy, and emotion.

This residence located in the suburban Memorial area represents exquisitely the objectives our brand sets forth for modern residential kitchens and baths. We aim to achieve the fresh and sophisticated appearance contemporary interior architecture is commonly known for as well as the intimate and welcoming emotion wood contributes to the atmosphere of a room by implementing a strong contrast between the mixture of the dark wood and white lacquer cabinets.

Coleccion Alexandra has designed the space "The Moodboard Suites" for L’Antic Colonial as part of the XV International Global Architecture and Interior Design, Porcelanosa 2018. Jacobo Ventura, the Creative Director at Coleccion Alexandra, has fused L'Antic Colonial's wide range of materials with the avant-garde EMOTIONS line by Coleccion Alexandra to produce this conceptual project named "The Moodboard Suites".

The client asked that this major renovation of her home in Palo Alto be based on principles described in Sarah Susanka’s Not-So-Big House and Christopher Alexander’s A Pattern Language. She wanted beauty, emotional connection with her environment, good indoor-outdoor relationships, fostering of social gathering, functional spaces, and ecological design. https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/palo-alto-cottage/