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Design Newsletter, Fall 2018

Design Newsletter, Fall 2018

Even though FALL is here, our client wanted her kitchen to feel like Spring year round! Their kitchen renovation is the feature story of our FALL newsletter…

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Even though FALL is here, our client wanted her kitchen to feel like Spring year round! So that mindset was our starting point. White cabinetry with a blue and green-gray color palette was our initial visual direction. Functionality was our next priority since cooking and entertaining was their focus….    

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Spring Design Newsletter, 2026

Spring is the perfect time to talk about transformation. Lately, we’ve been immersed in projects that not only reshape the spaces themselves, but also enhance how our clients live in them every day. Our goal is always to create environments where people can truly live their best lives.

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January Design Newsletter, 2026

As I sit here writing this on New Year’s Day, I’m reflecting on the fresh start ahead and asking myself: what kind of magic do I want to create this year—personally and professionally? A new year gives us a clean slate and the opportunity to be intentional about how we spend our time, energy, and creativity…

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Summer Design Newsletter, 2025

Summer is here—and we’re kicking off the season with a little sunshine and inspiration! I’m starting this issue with a personal snapshot from a recent family getaway to the Dominican Republic. After some much-needed rest and family time, I’m back feeling recharged and full of new ideas…

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The common element throughout is good design. There’s always a reason why an element is chosen for a certain place, whether it’s a colorful painting in a room or a specific fabric on a chair. There’s also a functionality to every item that is unique to each project’s solution. It’s sort of like an oversized jigsaw puzzle with a place and reason for each piece.

“Your rooms are like a painting. Each component is a brushstroke to create the whole picture. It’s magic every time!”