This project was located on top of a mountain in Colorado. It is an inspiring place where there is a deep appreciation for the beauty that nature provides in its pure state. The previous owner of the home had painted all of the cedar beams chocolate brown. First on the priority list for this remodel […]
Fooling Nature
November 20, 2013 by 9 Comments
A faux finish is created on cabinets that mimics driftwood.
Small Packages
June 26, 2012 by 2 Comments
This space may be small . . . but the impact is grand! A monochromatic color scheme makes the area look large. The multiple textures give it depth and interest. The room is anchored with the “weight” of the illusion of a carved limestone mantel treatment. Interest is enhanced by adding a small […]
Forever Young
June 1, 2012 by 8 Comments
When taking on a kitchen remodel, considerations of form and function are critical. But, when it comes to the aesthetics, this is where your personality can really shine. This feisty gal, in the prime of her 80’s said, “I have spent all of my life decorating to please others . . . my friends, my […]
Fill in the blanks
April 29, 2012 by 1 Comment
How exciting! An investment was made to upgrade kitchen cabinets from white to wood. But one piece of the puzzle was missing. The doors to the pantry and entry to the garage remained white. This abruptly interrupted the visual flow of the richness of the new wood cabinetry. A gap of white remained as a […]
Is it real?
January 30, 2012 by 4 Comments
A faux marble paint technique is applied to columns in a foyer by decorative artist, Kass Wilson of WallsTreat Studio. www.new.kasswilson.com
Bigger is better
October 26, 2011 by 5 Comments
A faux wood grain technique is used for cabinet refinishing
Strategic Planning
June 2, 2011 by 2 Comments
Multiiple “design tricks” were incorporated to transform this master bath into a place of elegance and intrigue. The harsh contrast of the black chest next to white cabinetry had not been resolved by simple glazing. Many times when we look at cabinetry, there is a tendency to apply a finish as if it is one single architectural detail. In […]
Gift wrapped
March 22, 2010 by 2 Comments
In most cases, a powder room is a small square room in need of some personality. But, in this case, there were many distinguishing architectural details. One wall is curved, the ceilings are very high and the trim molding is extremely bold. The objective was to draw your eye to all of THESE […]
Champagne Toast
February 27, 2010 by 3 Comments
I love participating in designer events. It is an opportunity to work with a fun loving and creative group of people. This one was called “Collaborating For Success.” It was organized by ToTheTradeOnly and had a whole new twist . . . it was almost like that HGTV show “Design Star.” Each designer chose a small […]
On the Bright Side
January 30, 2010 by 2 Comments
Bold contemporary patterns . . . rich reflective fabrics . . . sleek shiny accessories. All of the elements are in place to present a statement about current design trends. This project took place at Luxe Home Interiors, a full service interior design and furnishings studio located in John’s Creek. They wanted to showcase […]
To Boldly Go
October 13, 2009 by Leave a Comment
The retro style is becoming increasingly popular. Along with it comes the return of the “accent wall.” Unlike the harsh solid colors used in the past, it creates more of an impact when it is embellished with an intriguing wall finish. This client’s job made it necessary to relocate frequently so all of their furnishings […]
