Start with how it is used.
Movement, storage and the activities a room needs to support provide a useful starting point for its design.
DESIGN NOTES
Practical ideas.
Considered details.
A closer look at layouts, materials and the finishing choices that help a room work as a whole.
Give the details a role.
Lighting, hardware, textiles and meaningful objects can bring character to the larger elements in a space.
Connect the materials.
A coordinated palette gives furnishings and finishes a shared direction without making every room the same.
LAYOUT & FUNCTION
Plan for the way a room works.
Built-in storage, a useful work surface and the space around them all contribute to how an office feels. Consider what needs to be within reach before choosing the finishing pieces.
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MATERIALS & FINISHES
Let the materials work together.
Cabinetry, countertops, a backsplash and a hood are read together. Compare finish samples as a group and consider the lighting in the room before making the final selections.
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THE FINISHING LAYER
Make room for character.
Texture, warm wood and a distinctive fixture can give a room its own identity. A clear palette helps those choices relate to the surrounding finishes.
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Share your goals, the space you have in mind and where you would like to begin.