Y’all KNOW how much I love styling a shelf! (#shelfie) Well I couldn’t help myself with this one - we went ALL OUT, styling it with vintage books, coral, plants, baskets and more. The San Pellegrino bottles and turqouise glasses really add a “pop”.

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Our homeowners, a retired occupational therapist and her husband a UW horticulturalist, were planning to age in place (AIP) and engaged our design + build team to help them create the master suite they’d envisioned. This project was done with a team of Certified Aging in Place Specialists (CAPS) and Certified Living in Place Professionals (CLIPP). Many universal standards were implemented into the project with the help of this highly educated team, including the lead carpenter/project manager, project developer, and designer.

Our homeowners, a retired occupational therapist and her husband a UW horticulturalist, were planning to age in place (AIP) and engaged our design + build team to help them create the master suite they’d envisioned. This project was done with a team of Certified Aging in Place Specialists (CAPS) and Certified Living in Place Professionals (CLIPP). Many universal standards were implemented into the project with the help of this highly educated team, including the lead carpenter/project manager, project developer, and designer.

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Our homeowners, a retired occupational therapist and her husband a UW horticulturalist, were planning to age in place (AIP) and engaged our design + build team to help them create the master suite they’d envisioned. This project was done with a team of Certified Aging in Place Specialists (CAPS) and Certified Living in Place Professionals (CLIPP). Many universal standards were implemented into the project with the help of this highly educated team, including the lead carpenter/project manager, project developer, and designer.

Y’all KNOW how much I love styling a shelf! (#shelfie) Well I couldn’t help myself with this one - we went ALL OUT, styling it with vintage books, coral, plants, baskets and more. The San Pellegrino bottles and turqouise glasses really add a “pop”.

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

This 14x26 Studio Shed home office has a partition wall which separates the client meeting space from the entry. Patients of this practice can relax in the "waiting room" as their therapist wraps up a previous appointment.

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).

Wheelchair Accessible Kitchen Custom height counters, high toe kicks and recessed knee areas are the calling card for this wheelchair accessible design. The base cabinets are all designed to be easy reach -- pull-out units (both trash and storage), drawers and a lazy susan. Functionality meets aesthetic beauty in this kitchen remodel. (The homeowner worked with an occupational therapist to access current and future spatial needs.) Remodel using Brookhaven cabinetry.

Being the holistic counseling practice that they are, it was important that we provide a peaceful space for both ALP's counselors and clients. We provided this by using a neutral color palette mixed with light blues, greens and grays; including natural elements such as warm woods, jute and rattan; and making sure to incorporate plenty of soft lighting. We also brought in A LOT of greenery (both real and faux).