At the beginning of a project, I ask clients questions such as, what is your favorite restaurant and/or hotel?  The answers provide insight, NOT necessarily about their style but rather comfort zones, lighting preferences, scale, color palette…. For example, my favorite interior design is The College Hotel in Amsterdam.  I love the…

A texture and pattern yearning to be a fabric’s muse.

 ” the greens don’t match, neither do the blues and yikes, beige and white together?”

Fine Art!

Etageres are terrific, they have the uncanny ability to transition tall rooms down to human proportion..

Excited about this unusual circa 1950’s iron garden set… next up for them, restoration, painting, cushions and delivery..  

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A project, no matter the size, is incomplete without a water feature……

I tend to revisit snapshots from trips to Asia when beginning a landscape design project… the lovely restrain inspires me.

Im currently reflecting on pictures from Japan as inspiration for a landscape/deck design project.  My reasoning for tacking them up on my  board is not for their Asian influence rather a reminder to keep it simple.