“The stairwell was designed as part of the initial construction design phase, but we added a lovely flat weave runner to warm things up!”

“Considering their young family, our clients opted for a non-custom sectional with performance fabric. We splurged on the built-ins, custom furnishings, and window treatments. The built-ins create a focal point to display a collection of books and objects and anchor this large, sunny room.”

“The kitchen was designed as part of the initial construction design phase, but we added a lovely handmade stacked tile to create visual interest. The stools are from Blu Dot.”

“This might be our favorite room in the house. The morning light is amazing, and the crisp, cheery palette is super inviting. The draperies were custom made from Rogers & Goffigon (“Sabbia” in Coastal Sky) and drape perfectly. We splurged on the custom sideboard and dining table (with an extra durable topcoat) but saved on the dining chairs (1st Dibs) and area rug (Lulu & Georgia).”

“Considering the open floor plan, it was important for there to be a cohesive visual story throughout. We found the small, checked Rebecca Atwood fabric used in the mudroom, which referenced smokey blue and pale pink tones. But the process was organic, we leaned into crisp blue, blush and creams and layered in subtle pattern with wallcovering and used it for the bench cushion and carried the Alt for Living/Fayce Pines wallcovering from the dining room into the entry.”

“Small but mighty – we mixed PB Teen and West Elm with a custom wool flatweave and trimmed roman shade. The clients selected this cork world map which we were excited to incorporate into the scheme.”

“We turned to stocked brands like DWR and RH, but added unique touches to elevate the space. For example, we reupholstered the vintage waterfall bench sourced from Chairish and added custom romans, original art and JPD styling nuances.”