“The furniture selections are a mix of midcentury and modern pieces along with organic accessories that really help bring home that curated feeling we love to evoke in our interiors. Bold hits of unexpected colors like the mustard, blue tones, and terracotta help to make the space feel eclectic.”

“The sunken living room definitely has the midcentury style; we love how this helps to define the living space. Separated by an open bookshelf, this creates a great space to house books and object d’art that the clients have client from their travels. It is also great to have a visual separation between the kitchen and living area.”

“This is of course the hub of the home, but it makes such a gorgeous statement in this home. We designed the two-tone kitchen design in such a way that it works seamlessly into the design. White oak and a soft neutral grey paint color helps to break up the kitchen to ensure there is some contrast. The island detail with the quartz running only half way down the waterfall makes the island feel like its floating, having it run all the way down would have felt too heavy in the space.”

“We opted not to use pendants over the island to keep the sight lines open but instead went with a wood slat detail over the island. This still makes a lovely statement.”

“Integrated hood fans are a big trend that we are incorporating into a lot of our homes now. These can be discreet or made into a focal, in this home, we chose to make it discreet to let the other finishes shine.”

“An open riser staircase is a beautiful focal point in the home. A simple looking but arduous and labor-intensive treatment of the inset handrail with LED light treatment keep the look simple and refined. There was no need for an intricate railing design here.”

“The small nook just off the kitchen that makes its way into a secondary kitchen area takes advantage of the gorgeous park views. It’s a lovely moment in the design story of the home.”

“This space is open to the entry and has a wall of windows to take advantage of the views at the back of the property but to also ensure that the light is flowing from the front and back of the house. A sculptural light fixture above the dining table makes for a lovely statement as you walk in the house as it is the first thing you see. Simple leather chairs help to bring in some warmth.”

“Custom built-ins in the office ensure there is ample storage but also a lot of surface area for days spent at home working or for the kids to do their homework. Floating shelves are always a good thing in an office to ensure you are showcasing accessories, books and pieces of art. It is also a great detail to break up the millwork.”

“Located just to the right of the entry, this small but functional light filled office/lounge space is the perfect place to enjoy a coffee in the morning or curl up with a book. It is a great multifunctional space.”

“A monochromatic marvel that is highlighted with an incredible floating vanity. Custom doors that have an integrated pull keep things seamless and the wood tone helps to add some warmth to the grey variated tile. We decided to clad all walls and floors in the same elongated rectangular tile to create serene spa-like atmosphere. The variation in the tile really helps to add depth and texture and helps to keep the look from being boring. An LED lit mirror and simple chrome fixtures keep the look from being overly decorated and lets the architecture speak for itself.”

“We went a bit more playful in the kids’ bathroom by using a varied green mosaic tile on the floor and pairing it with an off-white stacked subway on the walls. We kept things cohesive by repeating the floating white oak vanity. The finishes still feel clean and classic, but introducing some pattern play and color makes the kids’ bathroom feel special.”