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This stunning modern industrial bathroom designed for a discerning bachelor client includes iron, wood, and natural materials, as well as a steam shower and gold brass details.

This playroom had to serve both a little girl and a teenage boy—no easy task—but I was up to the challenge, and the results earned raved reviews from both kids.

This tiny after-thought of a powder room got an elegant, glam makeover that elevates its status to show-stopper.

This formal living room was designed to be a special retreat for the mom of the house—no kids allowed—so we pulled out all the stops to make it a luxe space just for her.

Our clients are fun and have quirky tastes, which we brought to their updated entryway, allowing this fabulous horse painting take center stage.

If your space has great bones but needs some extra style, these three tips can show you how to maximize what you already have.

A previous client’s little-girl room needed a big-girl update. We answered with a bed fit for a growing child and other big-girl additions that enhanced this vibrant and fun room.

A neglected breakfast nook sat unused, collecting toys and other items, until we came in and returned it to its original purpose, adding functionality, beauty, and comfort.

A ho-hum home office received a colorful, warm, and welcoming update with a bright-blue painted desk and bold artwork.

The ultimate aim of the design was to create an area of high contrast, juxtaposing the industrial and modern elements with warmth and comfort.

The real star of this bar is the tile: a mirrored tile with an antique patina. It provides a smoky, sleek atmosphere in the bar area that drives that Speak Easy feel home. Raise your hand if you’re ready to be invited to a party at this house!

Our neighbors moved. They were the kind of neighbors who you passed your kids back and forth over the fence and contemplated just putting in a gate. The kind of neighbors with whom you spent every second of snow days and happy hours and dinners on the regular.