Before & After Gallery
A waterfront room that was neglected over time. Damaged flooring, broken chandelier and window treatments that needed help.
A finished room reflecting the “Salon” of today’s times. Water gazing, reading, visiting friends by the fireplace surrounded by great art.
A family room surrounded by the rest of the house. Beyond the walls was light, and the openness of the back of the house.
A redefined space, with a comment on repetition. The arches, and columns with the recessed sconces allow us to see the revised kitchen beyond.
A typical new construction space – the owner’s bedroom of a penthouse on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.
A calming and approachable bedroom that embraces the views but softens the lines.
Standard style of bathroom that wants more.
A complement of pyramid shaped black lacquer cabinets and custom mirror, contrast the calming oil painting in the water closet.
We had the challenge of taking a room in a windowless basement, two floors underground, and with careful lighting, and uniquely positioned mirrors behind custom shutters. We show what can be done on board a ship, in the center of a building or other spaces that don't always have the best attributes!
A family room in the truest sense, complete with Nintendo, Wii and movies, of course.
A view of a new condominium penthouse with things like a thermostat placed in the middle of a wall.
A much warmer and gentle use of the space.