(01) — Whole home
Residential Interior Design
Complete residential interiors for the historic neighborhoods along the water and the tower residences downtown. Furniture, finishes, lighting, and art are layered in over the life of the project, so the rooms read as a home assembled with intent rather than a package delivered on one truck.
(02) — Renovation
Full Home Renovations
Renovations taken down to the studs and carried through the final punch list. In the older neighborhoods that means opening a compartmented plan without losing the plaster, arches, and casement lines that give the house its character. We draw the millwork and stay close to your contractor so the design survives contact with the job site.
(03) — New build
New Construction
Interiors shaped alongside your architect while the project is still on paper, so circulation, finishes, and lighting are decided before framing begins. Starting that early is what keeps the architecture and the interior speaking the same language, and why the completed building feels like a single idea instead of two.
(04) — Single space
Kitchen Design
Kitchens planned around how your household actually cooks, gathers, and starts its mornings. In an older house that often means reclaiming a back-of-plan kitchen and giving it real light and real storage. Workflow and sightlines get solved first, then the cabinetry, stone, and appliances follow from those decisions.
(05) — Single space
Bathroom Design
Calm, spa-like bathrooms where the stone, fixtures, and lighting are resolved as one composition instead of three separate purchases. Older houses rarely gave the bath much room, so the plan work matters as much as the finishes, and surfaces are specified for daily use and simple upkeep.
(06) — Made to order
Custom Furnishings
Case goods and built-ins designed for the room they will live in, not adapted to it after the fact. That matters most in older houses, where nothing is square and stock casework never quite lands. Drawn and engineered in-house, built by South Florida fabricators we have trusted for years, and specified to the millimeter before anything is cut.
(07) — Commercial
Commercial & Community Interiors
Offices, showrooms, and community spaces designed with the same rigor as a private residence. A commercial interior carries more traffic and more scrutiny, so materials are specified for wear, lighting is planned for long days rather than photographs, and the millwork is drawn rather than ordered. The result is a space that still looks right in year five.