Design Portfolio

Graduate Hospital Glow Up

This young family of five really needed a functioning first floor layout that met their storage needs and supported daily life. They needed a larger living area comfortable enough to fit all of them and a “mudroom” zone for keeping all the shoes, hats, coats, etc. organized.

Beyond developing a new layout, I worked closely with the client and contractor to design the built-ins, a new lighting plan, select paint colors, hardware, furniture and accents.

We kept this project eco-friendly by sourcing cabinetry + furnishings locally, refinishing the floors, prioritizing durable furniture and specifying no VOC paints.

Chestnut Hill’s Green Galley Kitchen

This client came to us with a specific design idea in mind for their kitchen renovation. However, after our concept design study we presented a creative space planning solution that allowed us to double the cabinets and countertop space.

We kept this project eco-friendly by specifying hand crafted, American-made cabinetry, quartz counters, energy efficient appliances and refinishing old wood doors.

The luxurious amenities, such as radiant floor heating, make this kitchen a truly comfortable and enjoyable space to cook and entertain in!

Olde Kensington, New Vibes

This double height living area in a new construction townhome needed personalization + comfort. It was important to the client to find a sofa that was truly comfortable! We worked together discussing seat depth, seat height, back height + cushion type at length to make sure we sourced the perfect sofa for him.

A neutral palette with pops of cool blues and greens was used to create a welcoming feeling in the space. The large scale gallery wall of photos taken by the client helped personalize the space as well as draw the eye up, highlighting the beautiful double height space.

WFH in Style

This home office needed storage - decorative & concealed. It also needed to be soothing space, because the client occasionally worked long hours from home, so we opted for a punchy, cool blue color on the walls and built-ins. The built-ins featured adjustable height shelving as well as a pull out drawer for the client’s printer.

We kept these spaces eco-friendly by choosing furniture made of FSC certified wood, reusing existing pieces, sourcing American Made and specifying air purifying paints.

Hotel at Home

This client wanted to create a modern, minimalist style in their primary bedroom design. It was important for this space to feel like a luxe hotel room, with contemporary tones and finishes. We designed a recessed lighting detail in order to create the feature wall behind the bed.

We kept this project eco-friendly by specifying LED lighting, using cellular shades to thermally insulate at the windows, and by designing with very limited new furnishings. The end tables were also made of reclaimed wood.

Rockledge Cabin, A Poconos Retreat

This recently renovated cabin was a personal project and is now available to rent! It sits on a 2 acre tree-filled lot, offering scenic views and lots of privacy. It is also conveniently situated in the amenity-filled community of Masthope in Lackawaxen, PA. Blending modern and eclectic styles, we created a place for guests to escape from the daily grind.

This was a large renovation project including the kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms and main living area. We prioritized eco-friendly selections throughout, while still creating a cozy, cohesive, and inviting space.