I love the artful reality of these building in Soho, New York! The varying heights, colors, rich dimension and architectural detail become a piece of artwork in itself. The water towers? Well, they just add that rounded texture of interest! We met Michelle Varian at the Architectural Digest Show and wanted to check out her… Continue reading Classic SOHO
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Exterior Light Fixtures
Now that we are moving outside with the warmer weather, it’s time to consider your outdoor lighting. This fixture is by Hubbarton Forge and is simple, elegant and classic. When selecting outdoor light fixtures, it’s important to consider the finish and quality. If you buy cheap fixtures, not only do they look cheap but they also… Continue reading Exterior Light Fixtures
Framing is Under Way
Progress is being made on the Alton Bay Lake House in New Hampshire! Unfortunately, the contractors lost a day of work having received a huge spring snow storm last week. But onward goes the work and the gable wall is framed and up. There is a large arched window that will be installed above these… Continue reading Framing is Under Way
Fabric of the Week: Jonah
Spring is here and the fish are waking up! This fabric was designed to respond to the coastal area that we live in. I love the graphic circle that the organic fish create. It repeats beautifully especially on silk cotton. I am having curtains made out of this fabric so that you will be able… Continue reading Fabric of the Week: Jonah
Aki Waves
With winter behind us (or so the calendar says) it’s time for a little color in our lives. This paper and fabric design was inspired from the Pappelina Rug, Aki and a wave pattern. Combined with glass and ceramic samples it is bright and cheerful! Come tomorrow night, March 28th from 6-8pm for the Material… Continue reading Aki Waves
Mayer Fabric
I just installed a 24′ long wrap around window seat upholstered in Mayer Fabric. We selected a specific seating fabric that has texture, is dark enough – but not too dark – to hide little messy finger marks and comfortable to sit on with shorts. When selecting a fabric, it’s important to think of the… Continue reading Mayer Fabric
Fabric of the Week: Amina
This fabric was created to respond to the moroccan movement rushing through the design industries. The thin oval brings the biomorphic moroccan shape into a modern graphic design. Available in 5 color ways or customize your colors!
Fabric of the week: Aki Waves
I’ve been working on some new fabric lines which has been an inspiring way to get through this winter! Aki Waves was inspired by a rug designed by Pappelina and available at the amy dutton Gallery. I wanted to design a wave pattern and play with the influence of color and how your eye would read… Continue reading Fabric of the week: Aki Waves
Winter Construction
Winter Construction projects are always a challenge… especially this winter! This is my client’s house being built on Lake Winnipesaukee in Alton Bay, New Hampshire. Originally, it was a true “camp” with not a lot of redeeming value. It will be a beautiful “cottage” with large windows to view the lake and Mt. Major. Just to… Continue reading Winter Construction
Organic & Graphic
I was recently in Grenada and a lovely gentleman approached us on the beach selling a handmade basket. Okay, I caved in and bought the beautiful basket after he told us of the MANY uses (“It can hold your keys, your phone, your fruit, your decorations”… you get the picture). But I like it empty… Continue reading Organic & Graphic