This wall of custom built-ins proves that storage doesn’t have to be an afterthought—it can be a design feature in itself. With crisp panel detailing, a soft painted finish, and geometric brass hardware, the cabinetry reads as both tailored and timeless. Designed to disappear into the architecture, these units provide substantial concealed storage while maintaining a minimalist footprint. It's a perfect example of how thoughtful millwork can bring both beauty and function to everyday living.

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Vicarage renovation and restoration project for St. Andrew’s Church. The vicarage had a flood damaging the entire 1st floor. Over the years the space had deteriorated and various tenants had painted over and over and even put stables into 120 year old moldings and other wood detail. We wanted to bring the original integrity back to the space by matching the original hardwood flooring, refinishing and staining moldings where possible, building & extending moldings to match where they could not be salvaged, such as the plate rail that was missing parts, and removing old gunky paint. It was also important to make the space feel fresh and beautiful. The church has Gothic elements so we wanted to bring that feeling along with the beauty of the church into the vicarage space. This photo is a closeup of some cabinet doors that we found at the vicarage from an old cabinet that had been removed and thrown out after the flood. We refinished them in classic burgundy and built a cabinet to match. The hardware is original to the doors.

Very poor-quality fabrics

 Beautiful design, but very disappointing product quality and customer service I purchased Mika outdoor sectional sofas in 2022 (Order #1599844). By 2024, despite meticulous care (stored indoors every winter), the seating already shows 5 tears. The fabric is of questionable quality—worse than that of some low-end outdoor furniture. A tiny hole quickly grows and becomes impossible to control… I reported the issue to customer service, but no solution was offered. It’s even impossible to purchase matching fabric to reupholster the seats. I recommend avoiding this product, or at the very least—if you're willing to take the risk—covering it with protective covers after each use, as the fabric is extremely fragile.

Interior design by Roseanne Guaglianone Photography by Gina Taro
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Glass, wood, metal, stone or combination of everything? There are no limits.
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