loree weeks
Example of a transitional home office design in Miami

Douglas Johnson Photography
Inspiration for a timeless split-level wood brown patio remodel in San Francisco with no cover and a fireplace

This was a beautiful space that was for a psychologist office we worked with them from conception to completion. It was through covid so we had a lot of delays.

Waiting area on the ground floor.
Home design - 1960s home design idea in Hyderabad

The warm and welcoming entry.
Example of a 1950s home design design in Hyderabad

This was a beautiful space that was for a psychologist office we worked with them from conception to completion. It was through covid so we had a lot of delays.

Mid-century modern home design photo in Hyderabad

1960s home design photo in Hyderabad

This was a beautiful space that was for a psychologist office we worked with them from conception to completion. It was through covid so we had a lot of delays.

Many anthropologists and psychologists believe that a specific space within the home designated for the male are important domains to establish in a shared home. A recent survey found that personal space was among the most important reasons behind a male dedicated zone.

Eric Roth
Example of a transitional kitchen design in Boston

Project done for Utpura Design Studio, Coimbatore. The main criteria of the project was to create a space which would make the clients feel at home at the same time the space should function as a Clinic.

Photo by Richard Ruthsatz. These mosaic tile balls were designed and created by Darlene Graeser from Unconscious on Canvas. It took about one week to tile each ball and it took about 50 lbs. of grout to complete each large ball. For More Information: Contact Artist (805) 419-5568 ... Darlene Graeser is a clinical psychologist by day, prolific painter by night. The hyperactive Darlene has little need or use for sleep. Darlene spent her nights wandering around the house and pondering her day, until she discovered that she could ponder just as well with paint and canvas. After one of her early paintings was featured on the cover of The American Psychologist, a one-woman show mounted in Santa Barbara sold out on the first night and the large colorful canvases she favors were stacked three deep in her studio, Darlene finally accepted the inevitable hyphen and is now Darlene Graeser, Psychologist-Artist or Artist-Psychologist, depending on the time of day. For over 32 years she has born witness as people shared their stories in an effort to understand how to put meaning to their suffering. Her flamboyance, humor, empathy, and wisdom have guided many towards transformation. Certainly, her art is a reflection of the lessons that she has learned from these courageous people. Over and over again wings appear in her art - her way of expressing the eternal mystery of life and death. Her newest work is a culmination of many years of working in the field of Death and Dying. Her wonderment is reflected in massive and unusual angels who are privy to a distant view of earth. Loss, Disappointment, Love, Joy, Shock, Longing, and brazen sexuality are all part of these images from the "other side". "View life from a distance with honor and a sense of wonderment." Check out our Artist Showcase Website: www.darlenegraeser.com where you can see pictures of the artist's studio and her home.

Tuscan loft-style dark wood floor family room library photo

JANE BEILES
Example of a large trendy master light wood floor bedroom design in New York with gray walls

Cherie Cordellos
Mid-sized elegant freestanding desk medium tone wood floor study room photo in San Francisco with beige walls

View of the upper level conifer/zen garden from the entrance. Photo taken February 2015 shortly after installation. Photo taken February, 2015, just after installation. Photo by Jay Sifford.

Example of a mid-sized transitional freestanding desk dark wood floor and brown floor study room design in New York with beige walls and no fireplace