The client had just finished a full remodel of their row home and brought us in to help highlight the beautiful architecture of the home with furnishings and artwork. The team worked to honor the age of the house and bring in special elements that balanced the clients midcentury style with the more traditional architecture of the home. - Client wanted a sitting room that didnt feel stuffy - We’re so thankful the client trusted us with the daring upholstery fabric on the sofa. The neutral tone on tone pattern adds a touch of whimsy. - They had some great existing pieces to build off of - We pulled colors out of the clients existing rug for the art and pillows - Clients existing rug was beautiful but too small for the space, we layered it with a natural fiber rug to better fit the room and ground the seating area - Highlighted the arches with a matching consoles and a diptych to create symmetry Architecture: Hill and Hurt Photography: @Staceyzaringoldberg Location: DC, Bloomingdale neighborhood

Photography by Jess Isaac
Example of a mid-sized trendy open concept light wood floor and brown floor living room design in Other with white walls, no fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

The client had just finished a full remodel of their row home and brought us in to help highlight the beautiful architecture of the home with furnishings and artwork. The team worked to honor the age of the house and bring in special elements that balanced the clients midcentury style with the more traditional architecture of the home. - Client wanted a sitting room that didnt feel stuffy - We’re so thankful the client trusted us with the daring upholstery fabric on the sofa. The neutral tone on tone pattern adds a touch of whimsy. - They had some great existing pieces to build off of - We pulled colors out of the clients existing rug for the art and pillows - Clients existing rug was beautiful but too small for the space, we layered it with a natural fiber rug to better fit the room and ground the seating area - Highlighted the arches with a matching consoles and a diptych to create symmetry Architecture: Hill and Hurt Photography: @Staceyzaringoldberg Location: DC, Bloomingdale neighborhood

Large format fine art photograph Limited edition of 50 signed by artist. Available in canvas, Acrylic, Aluminum, resin coated and luster print for framing. Any size available up to 15 feet in length ©Olivier Pojzman - IrisWork.com

Cushions & Fabric By Fine Interiors By Susan Inc, Design By Timothy Johnson Design, Photography By Emma McIntryre
Mid-sized transitional open concept and formal dark wood floor living room photo in Toronto with beige walls, no fireplace, no tv and a tile fireplace

Beth McDougal Photography: https://www.digitaldesignconsultancy.co.uk

Beth McDougal Photography: https://www.digitaldesignconsultancy.co.uk

Large format fine art photograph Limited edition of 50 signed by artist. Available in canvas, Acrylic, Aluminum, resin coated and luster print for framing. Any size available up to 15 feet in length ©Olivier Pojzman - IrisWork.com

This custom diptych painting, acrylic on canvas was beautifully crafted in Canada by a new Embrace Creatives artist partner. Delivered un-stretched, Bruce White Gallery stretched and framed these over sized artworks. Embrace Creatives is the art consultancy firm for the Edward Rose and Sons Farmington Hills, MI senior living facility, collaborating with their interior designer to curate over 150 works, many original in their public-facing rooms.

This is an example of a diptych (double panel) limited edition, contemporary fine art piece. The piece is an alumnium metal print perfect for kitchens as it can be wiped down and is not suspect to fumes and smoke from cooking. My limited edition and orignal fine art metal prints are finished with a ¾ inch aluminum inset mount that is attached to the back of the work, and floats the artwork off the wall. Detail and resolution are unsurpassed and the artwork is at an archival quality.