Services

What a project can include.

A project can be a whole house, a single room, or a lookbook to carry out yourself.

  1. 01

    Full-service interior design

    Design direction for a whole house or a single room, from the first plan through installation day.

    • Design direction
    • Room-by-room planning
    • Installation
  2. 02

    Spatial planning & architectural detail

    Advising on layout, and on the built details that change how a room reads — cased openings, wall trim and paneling.

    • Layout advising
    • Casements
    • Wall trim & paneling
    A passage lined in board-and-batten paneling, with a bentwood chair, an oval mirror and a faded vintage runner.
    Board-and-batten paneling, run to chair-rail height.
  3. 03

    Hard finishes, lighting & paint

    Selecting the permanent surfaces of a house: tile, stone, hardware, fixtures and paint colors that hold up over time.

    • Tile & hard finishes
    • Lighting
    • Paint selection
    A wet bar in deep teal cabinetry with brass mesh cabinet fronts, walnut floating shelves against an antiqued mirror backsplash, marble counters and a brass and glass ceiling light.
    Brass mesh, walnut and antiqued mirror against marble.
  4. 04

    Sourcing & procurement

    Finding and ordering the pieces — furniture, rugs, artwork and framing — and managing them through delivery.

    • Furniture
    • Rugs
    • Artwork & framing
  5. 05

    Digital lookbook

    A curated shopping document for clients who want a considered plan and would rather order and install it themselves.

    • Curated selections
    • Direct links
    • Room-by-room

How it usually starts

Send a note about the house — where it is, which rooms are not working, and what you would like the project to cover. Scope and fees are set once the rooms and the work are clear.

Inquiries

Start with one room.

Or the whole house. Either is a reasonable place to begin.