We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

Large white two-story stucco exterior home photo in Houston

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

Modern pendant lamp made of fine sanded ultra thin translucent birch plywood. The shape of this modern wooden pendant light was inspired by the blooming teasel flower. Lamp's surface, densely packed with thin and sharp needle-like birch petals, hides the bulb deep inside allowing the light to sink through gently, making it soft and mellow. This modern pendant lamp is an autonomous object that defines the space around. Modern pendant lamp Teazzle | Hyper dynamic organic explosion Our modern lamps are designed for easy and fast self assembly. Arrives flat packed. Graphical instruction included. Technical specification diameter | 59cm height | 47cm cord length | 100cm recommended bulb | LED only, max 20W (not included) E27 bulb socket Materials petals | birch plywood frame | birch plywood colour | natural birch cord | E27, transparent canopy | powder coated steel, space gray colour All our wood pendant lights are designed and produced locally in Wrocław, Poland and are made of FSC and PEFC certified Scandinavian plywood.

Neo Noir: A Modern & Powerful Approach to Interiors A new and modern approach to interiors, grounded in edgy variations of black, is introduced today at Bernhardt. These new pieces and combinations are studies in light, color and atmosphere—a hip, dark, romantic atmosphere. Forms are technical, architectural, polished and streamlined. The colors are uniformly black-on-black or black-on-brown with interesting surfaces— weavings, pleatings, embossings, brushstroke-like exotic veneers. Some pieces boast just the tinest bit of sparkle in the form of razor slim silver pulls, tiny acrylic knobs and the like. Others blaze with mirror-polished stainless steel columns or cutaways..

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

Agglomerated colored marble with large inclusions. It is used in residential and commercial premises with very high traffic. Consistently high performance Agglotech’s terrazzo cladding ensures absolute stability in technical performance over time while also maintaining its self-cleaning properties. The ability to produce terrazzo slabs in custom formats cut from blocks of terrazzo enables Agglotech to serve multiple aspects of a wide range of project types.

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

Home remodeled by JMA (Jim Murphy and Associates). First remodel and addition was in 2006, designed by BAR Architects, San Francisco. Second remodel was in 2013, by James McCalligan Architect, Santa Rosa, CA, with interior design by Jacques Saint Dizier, Healdsburg, CA. Photo credits: Tim Maloney, Technical Imagery Studios, Santa Rosa, CA. A Mediterranean-style home with 8,500 square feet of living space, this home features recycled old beams and beautiful cabinetry. Terraced into the hillside and overlooking the valley and vineyards below, the grounds are handsomely landscaped and feature a vanishing edge pool. A separate barn with a copper roof doubles as an office space.

www.leichtca.com PERFECT PROPORTION Modern comfort with open shelving; variable mint green angular elements to add a touch of freshness. The black core of the solid, four millimeter thick laminate front proves to be a striking contour that accentuates the kitchen fronts. Horizontal and vertical recessed handles that create clean lines result from the overhang of the front material which ensures convenient access to everything inside the unit. Technical data and fittings Range 1 CERES | K 100 arctic Range 2 CERES | K 136 sand grey Range 3 CORE-A Worktop 009 compact material Sink Blanco, Blancoclaron Tap Dornbracht, Lot Electrical appliances V-Zug Interior fitments M-Space

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

Filmore is a collection designed for today, tomorrow and everyday. It features modern hand-painted finishes, graceful lines and updated crystal shape. This collection takes the notion of Maria Theresa chandeliers beyond traditional into the transitional. Technical Specifications MANUFACTURER Crystorama ITEM # 4458-GA-CL-MWP NUMBER OF BULBS 10 FINISH Gold HEIGHT 32 WIDTH 28 WATTAGE (MAX) 60 MATERIAL Steel CHAIN LENGTH 72 WIRE LENGTH 144 UL LISTED UL, CUL, CSA PRODUCT FAMILY Filmore UPC 633779024573 BULB BASE Candelabra FINISH Antique Gold STYLE Contemporary CANOPY 5"W x 1"H x 5"D CRYSTAL Clear Hand Cut DELIVERY In stock items ship in 3-5 days.

We honored the building’s history where possible, keeping original bones and character wherever possible, then layered in the clients’ distinct creative identity. On the main floor, we designed spaces that shift seamlessly from workday to reception-ready. Lighting was planned with intention, to preserve the original plaster ceilings and spotlight rotating installations without sacrificing ambient warmth. Custom built-ins maximize functionality while maintaining a distinctly un-officey feel. Upstairs, the artist apartment is a thoughtful retreat: adaptable, light-filled, and comfortable, with just enough quirk to spark inspiration. Even the basement—home to a full photography studio and workroom—balances technical needs with aesthetic ease. Throughout, we used color, texture, and collected pieces to ensure each room feels curated, not staged. Personal, not polished.

Aesthetic Value: The subtle lines and light color of the radiata pine stringer model spiral provide nice contrast with the eccentric iron balustrade. Laser cut Tinkerbells and abstract Mickey Mouse and fireworks elements contribute unique detail. Stair Safety: The balustrade rejects a 4" sphere in all areas despite the complex detail of the components and floating rail above the laser cut elements. Quality: The balustrade features predominantly laser cut sections fabricated with minimal visible welds and custom finished in-house with a three step guilders paste application. Technical Challenge: Creating the complex ironwork design in a way that has aesthetically pleasing sections that fit the theme and space. Attention to meticulous details that convey the theme even at deepest levels of observing the stair.

Matthew Ross: Illuminating Design Excellence Matthew Ross, Director of Lighting and Design, is a rare talent who seamlessly blends creative vision with technical mastery. His award-worthy expertise has shaped projects across the nation, delivering turnkey, world-class lighting design, precise specification, and the supply of cutting-edge equipment and controls. Known for his ability to integrate complex project components, Ross brings together the diverse yet interconnected disciplines of controls design, theatrical systems, and media display systems. This unique hybrid of skills allows him to craft bespoke solutions that transform ambitious concepts into breathtaking realities. From architectural landmarks to community spaces, his work proves that exterior lighting is far more than illumination—it’s an art form. By balancing aesthetics, budgets, maintenance, and safety, Ross creates environments that are not only safe and inviting but also visually iconic. His designs shape vibrant landscapes, define signature skylines, and elevate the way we experience spaces after dark.