At the Intersection of Art, Architecture & Design

Installed and functional art, custom furnishings, finishing touches

Window films offer a creative, attractive and inexpensive way to block a view or to create privacy while admitting the maximum amount of light.

Decorating with Family Photos: Sometimes all you need to do is rearrange the pictures on your wall to improve your home’s style.

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Notice the details on this architecturally pleasing staircase. The rise of the stair is relatively low which gives it a graceful appearance and comfortable step.

Stock and custom cabinets can both be used to create specially fit spaces and furniture.

Your choice of sinks can make a difference. Even these small choices can make an impact in achieving your design goal.

I often suggest that my clients use picture ledged in their homes. Many stores now sell ledges that are 2 feet to 4 feet in length. You can buy ones that are modern or traditional.  I usually prefer to build picture ledges into the molding scheme of the homes, like the ledges above.  You can fit more pictures [...]

Whether your home is modern or classic in style, custom lighting can show your architecture and furnishings to advantage.

Built in 1903, this vernacular farmhouse had small rooms, limited closets, and poor flow. The owners wanted a luxurious master suite without increasing the footprint of the house. We consolidated two small bedrooms into a spacious master bedroom.

I’ve moved to a neighborhood built at the turn of the 20th Century where many of these homes, including mine, have windows that look into a neighbor’s house. The quickest and cheapest solution is often drapery and curtains which help ensure privacy but also often block light and a sense of space. Below are some strategies I’ve used to block a view. I would love to hear about ways you’ve successfully blocked a view while retaining daylight and airiness.