Designing a House That
Feels Like Home

We listen before we start. We have a four-step design process that ensures we get a true sense of what you want your home to look and feel like when we’re done. We can provide skilled tradespeople or we can work with your contractor of choice. Our only goal is to create a home you’ll love.

One.

Discovery Call

Your home is a perfect canvas that represents you and your family’s identity. It’s both your emotional and physical refuge. Since your sense of place is so significant, it is during the discovery call phase that we truly listen to learn your style and uncover the design problems we will solve together. 

Whether it is a kitchen that is no longer functional and doesn’t bring joy, or a new house that should reflect your personality and needs.

Our philosophy is that your home should look beautiful and function perfectly, both of which require thoughtfulness.

Two.

Design Phase

This is when we take measurements to create floor plans in CAD and 3-D renderings. We consider what you already own and love, and then find new inspirations using mood boards to optimistically design each space keeping your style and budget as top priorities.

Whether it is where to put a new bathroom, how to create better work flow in a kitchen, bring the outdoors into a family room, create more privacy in a primary suite, add a home office, or warm up a dull living room, we improve every kind of space.

Three.

Go Phase

After we understand your needs, we finalize the design, detailing, and piece selections. Then we price the job, procure the pieces, and plan construction- whether we are providing design-build services, or working with your preferred builder.

Four.

Build & Install

We handle all aspects of project management, whether we are doing a full-home renovation, building a new kitchen, bathroom or built-ins, or installing a new living room down to every detail, including lighting. We can provide all of the skilled tradespeople to complete the work seamlessly, from paint and wallpaper to rugs, furniture, accessories, and art.