life | style | interior | design
This project was a full kitchen remodel right down to the studs. My client wanted to open up her space to make more room for family gatherings, which happen often here.
We extended the back door area only by 3 feet but it made a huge difference! Now a once dark kitchen is light and bright with plenty of room for all those grand-babies!
When I started designing our new home, I wanted to be sure that it fit the aesthetic in the historical neighborhood of East Hill. My ultimate goal was for it to look like a remodeled old French Colonial home from the early 1900's.
This house was actually a close family friend’s home before our other friends bought it. So I was able to see it decorated in two very different styles which was so fun. We wanted to brighten up the space and incorporate my client’s favorite color - indigo blue. So I used various pops of darker blues throughout.
This 1914 East Hill cottage was mine and my husband’s first home together. We moved out right before we had my son into our historic renovation home in North Hill, but we decided to keep this cottage as a rental. I am sure glad we did, as we were able to move back in while we built the Lee Street Home. When we moved back in, the home needed a couple of updates including a new kitchen and a fresh coat of neutral paint. We renovated this kitchen in just about 3 weeks, I have the best cabinet maker!
This North Hill bungalow was such a treat to work on. My client’s husband bought her a design package for Mother’s Day, what a fun gift! They wanted to design and completely refurnish their main living room and their great room. The goal was to make it pretty but also family friendly for their young twin boys.
This condo was my very first project. I was so excited and so nervous! My client wanted a fresh new space that was coastal, but not too ‘beachy’ which is right up my alley. I love integrating light woods and soft linens with pops of blue and coral in coastal design.
This was my second big project, and I was thrilled to be able to design custom mudroom built-ins for this busy family of 4. My client needed serious storage for her boy’s sporting equipment, backpacks, shoes and pool towels. The way it was designed also allowed us to create a cute little reading window seat.
I just love a good historic home, especially making it functional for today’s modern life. This room was two sweet little girls’ playroom, but it was messy and completely unorganized. My client wanted custom built ins for extra storage, and we were able to create two cute little reading window seats for the girls. Custom pillow covers and art display made this space extra special for them.
