Designing Homes That Don’t Look Like Everyone Else’s
Our luxury clients often want more than beautiful spaces—they want distinctive spaces. We tailor our designs for authenticity, creativity, and intentional design that doesn’t follow the crowd.
Discovering Personal Style Through Collaboration
Every home we design is a reflection of the people who live in it. That’s why our process begins with conversation, exploration, and curiosity.
We ask a lot of questions—about what you love, what you don’t, how you live, and what makes you fall in love with a space. We look at what you already own and what makes you feel at home. Then we begin our creative discovery.
Textured wallpaper, custom cabinets, and decorative paint give this office its Brooklyn look
One of our early steps is what we call “Show and Tell.” We bring together samples, fabrics, and inspiration images we think are unique or surprising. Sometimes they align with what we already know about your style. Other times, we might show you something unexpected, just to see your response.
We insist on honesty: love it or hate it—no hard feelings. These early choices get us in the direction we need to refine design quickly and intuitively, without dragging out the discovery process.
Why Timeless and Tailored Design Matters
While trends come and go, a well-designed home should endure. But timeless doesn’t mean predictable.
For some clients, “timeless” might mean serene neutral tones and clean lines. For others, it might mean layers of global influence, dramatic color, or a curated mix of antiques and modern forms.
We’ve designed:
A North African–inspired room filled with earthy textures and cultural resonance
An elevator vestibule
An Asian fusion entry that felt minimal yet soulful.
A powder room with classic marble floors that were expanded as slabs on the wall to make this contemporary bathroom work under the steps.
We went super weird with local brewery’s mens restroom. A little industrial edge with mirrors falling off to the floor.
These spaces are timeless not because they’re neutral or safe—but because they’re deeply personal. They reflect our clients’ passions and lifestyles, not fleeting trends.
Custom Touches That Tell a Story
Our work often includes custom pieces or unexpected moments that make a space truly yours.
Bold, graffiti covered tables for a local brewery.
You like unique art pieces; you do not cook; but you need a kitchen. Working with these unique pieces by David Sleightholm was inspiring and made for a texture rich kitchen.
A custom ceiling mural that looks like a giant geode sets the stage for the custom red cabinets.
Yes a monkey tells you where “to go” in this tiki look for a rooftop powder room
Every project has a story. Our job is to help you tell yours through the materials, layout, colors, and details that fill your home. Can we help tell your story? Contact us today.