Another major transformation ahead…
Click here to find out how we improved the form and function of each space.
Click here to find out how we improved the form and function of each space.
Click here to find out how we improved the form and function of each space.
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You’ll be shocked by this bathroom transformation…
This homeowner loved her new Baltimore rowhome. The primary bathroom was remodeled prior to her moving in, in the most random way imaginable. The vanity was in a closet as well as a stacked/washer dryer. The bath tub was jutting into the space at an awkward angle. What a sight! Click here to see how…
Check out how this 90’s bathroom transformed…
You’ll be impressed by the custom floating cabinetry done on this project. See the finished project by clicking on the BEFORE picture.
Pops of Aqua
Pops of aqua and large format wall tiles create a fresh and modern vibe in this master bath. Click on the drain to see the rest of the photos!
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5 Things I’m Doing About the Incoming Tariffs (That You Can Do Too)
As an interior designer, a big part of my job is helping people buy things—furniture, fixtures, finishes, and all the beautiful little touches that make a house a home. So when I hear about rising tariffs on imported goods, I pay attention—not just for my clients, but for myself and my family, too. The good…
Top Projects of 2015
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We’re Featured in Baltimore Style Magazine!
We’re absolutely thrilled to share some exciting news—our latest project at Silo Point has been featured in Baltimore Style Magazine! As a designer, it’s always such a rewarding feeling to see your vision brought to life, but having it recognized and celebrated by a publication we admire? That’s next-level joy. This project was especially close…
