A running portfolio of kitchens, baths, and residential interiors. Each project begins with how a family actually uses a space — and ends in materials that reward daily living.
A warm, layered kitchen built around a full-height wall of glossy handmade herringbone tile and a custom hood. Greige shaker perimeter cabinets and a soft blue island share one language; brushed brass hardware, faucet, and a sculptural triangle chandelier carry the warmth across the room.
A sculptural spa retreat anchored by a capiz-shell chandelier, a freestanding soaker tub, and a checkerboard marble floor that runs wall to wall. The shower's vertical stacked ceramic tile reads as texture from across the room and as quiet geometry up close.
A primary bath built around a backlit mirror and a marble-veined quartz counter that runs uninterrupted across the vanity. Polished nickel sconces and a dark walnut base give the room its weight; a styled wood tray and small floral arrangement keep it warm.
A kitchen layered with color and texture — a deep blue island with open shelving, mustard velvet stools, white perimeter cabinets, and a row of black sphere pendants overhead. The styling rotates with the seasons; the bones stay cohesive.
A traditional shaker kitchen with quiet modern bones. Soft-white cabinets and matte black hardware frame a herringbone backsplash; warm wood cutting boards and a single styled vignette keep the counters lived-in, not staged.
A bright galley kitchen in natural wood tones. Light oak shaker cabinetry runs the full length of the room, paired with white quartz counters and backsplash. Slim bar pulls keep the lines quiet, and a single glass pendant over the window sink adds a soft focal point.
A workspace lounge with the warmth of a residential living room — a deep tufted leather sofa, a live-edge coffee table on hairpin legs, and the kind of styling (vintage rug, single sculptural object on the wall) that reminds visitors a real person works here.
A bath built around a soft, water-blue subway tile that runs the full shower wall. Framed niches with brushed metal trim hold the everyday objects; styled succulents on the lower shelf bring the only contrast.
A guest bath with one decisive move — deep blue vertical stacked ceramic in the shower. The stagger of the joint pattern adds quiet rhythm; brushed nickel fixtures and a clean white tub keep the rest of the palette restrained.
A powder bath with one big-impact move — a wall of white herringbone tile, finished with a deep navy vanity, matte black fixtures, and a round leather-strapped mirror that brings the warmth back in. Small room, decisive language.
A kitchen built around a single bold backsplash — a hand-painted floral tile in muted sage and cream that runs floor to counter. Walnut floating shelves frame the moment; the lower cabinets in deep teal anchor it.
A primary bath in a restrained black-and-white palette. Matte black fixtures against a white tile shower, a wood vanity to ground the room, and a cleanly mirrored wall to keep the proportions reading taller than the footprint.
Companion bath to Longhorn I, with a more graphic moment — an art-deco fan tile stretches floor to ceiling on the tub wall and becomes the whole room's focal point. Everything else stays quiet so the pattern can carry.
A moody master bath where the shower's dark herringbone tile becomes the whole room's anchor. A marble-veined quartz counter brings light back in; matte black fixtures and warm wood keep the palette focused.
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