Photo by Gene Meadows
Example of a patio design in Detroit

This light and bright apartment in a midtown east high rise is home to a pair of avid readers looking for the perfect place to curl up with a good book. as a full-service design firm with a reputation for providing a seamless experience, we often (and eagerly) take on total gut renovations. in this instance, the apartment was brand new, and we would be working with predetermined fixtures, finishes, and architecture.

This light and bright apartment in a midtown east high rise is home to a pair of avid readers looking for the perfect place to curl up with a good book. as a full-service design firm with a reputation for providing a seamless experience, we often (and eagerly) take on total gut renovations. in this instance, the apartment was brand new, and we would be working with predetermined fixtures, finishes, and architecture.

The small, custom-glazed tiles harken back to a prior era that is enjoying a resurgence of interest.
Bathroom - mid-century modern bathroom idea in Other

This light and bright apartment in a midtown east high rise is home to a pair of avid readers looking for the perfect place to curl up with a good book. as a full-service design firm with a reputation for providing a seamless experience, we often (and eagerly) take on total gut renovations. in this instance, the apartment was brand new, and we would be working with predetermined fixtures, finishes, and architecture.

Entrance garden to private home and historic landmark in South Prospect Park.
Design ideas for a small victorian full sun front yard stone landscaping in New York for fall.

Photo by Gene Meadows
Photo of a landscaping in Detroit.

Photo by Gene Meadows
Inspiration for a patio remodel in Detroit

Robin G. London, Restoration Hardware, Troy Uni Chandelier, Zoffany, Calico Corners
Example of a mid-sized urban medium tone wood floor bedroom design in San Francisco with gray walls

Inspiration for an eclectic home design remodel in San Francisco

From the sublime bed set to the elegant curtains, the stylish throw pillows to the exquisite wall coverings, this upscale bedroom represents the epitome of home fashion.

Robin G. London, Restoration Hardware, C. Bernstein design
Bedroom - mid-sized industrial medium tone wood floor bedroom idea in San Francisco with gray walls

Expansive bathroom featuring a large wet room with a freestanding tub, open shower and large sauna. The wet room has black porcelain square tile on the floor and marble tile on the walls with contrasting gray chevron tile inside the niche.

Expansive bathroom featuring a large wet room with a freestanding tub, open shower and large sauna. The wet room has black porcelain square tile on the floor and marble tile on the walls with contrasting gray chevron tile inside the niche.

Expansive bathroom featuring a large wet room with a freestanding tub, open shower and large sauna. The wet room has black porcelain square tile on the floor and marble tile on the walls with contrasting gray chevron tile inside the niche.

Handy hooks and shelf for sundries.
Inspiration for a 1950s bathroom remodel in Other

Example of a mountain style kitchen design in Other

Example of a minimalist deck design in San Francisco

Designed and realized by WL3 Designs, The Albero Respite is a paradigm of contemporary minimalist architecture, where serene simplicity meets functional elegance. Named after the Italian word for 'tree', the home pays homage to the solitary olive tree gracing its courtyard, symbolizing peace and resilience. This single-story structure emerges from the landscape with clean lines and expansive glass facades that dissolve the barriers between indoor space and the natural world outside. White, the dominant hue, serves not just as a design choice but as a canvas for the play of light and shadow, changing with the sun’s whims. WL3 Designs has meticulously crafted each element of The Albero Respite to embody the principles of sustainable design while providing a haven of tranquility. The home's orientation and glazing are engineered to optimize natural light and promote passive heating and cooling, reducing the need for artificial climate control. It stands as a testament to the possibility of living in harmony with nature without forgoing modern luxury and comfort. Designing for the desert requires in-depth understanding of the extreme temperatures that range here. From freezing temperatures in the winter to blistering hot ones in the summer, the region contains every extreme, and the homes that are built in it must also. Rains and wind, endless sunshine, these are all elements that we considered when designing for this region. In addition to using modern strategies, we referred to ancient design concepts embraced by native people for generations, combining the two to create modern homes in this timeless, desert environment.