How we help clients reach their interior design goals

July 10, 2023

Case Study: Reimagined Richmond Special.

Let’s talk about interior design goals, starting with the recently completed Currie Residence. This stunning single-family residence was our client’s childhood home. Though she wished to update the space for a more contemporary feel, retaining the feeling of “home” was front-of-mind for us.

For this project we wanted to respect the sentimental core of the residence while refreshing it for modern life. These two things were the core focus of our interior design goals for the project.

The Kitchen

We maximized storage space through elegant custom-designed millwork, while also achieving an open, seamlessly flowing layout. This space showcases our firm’s ability to achieve sophisticated designs which aren’t simply beautiful, but also facilitate the lives our clients wish to lead.

Bronze knobs and pulls allowed our designers to add much needed warmth to the space, while soft-close and push latches bring practical ease and a visual smoothness to the space.

Entryway

Custom millwork is seen here in the entrance’s bench and cabinet – in keeping with our design goal of intersecting beauty with functionality, this space allows the clients the functionality of a mudroom but values their space through doubling as a stunning foyer.

We wanted this space to feel as open as possible. One of the ways we achieved this goal was through the main hallway. Flowing from the front door, through to the back, this transitional space allows us to see right into the backyard. The gorgeous double stair allows you to also see the second floor unfold. As a result this beloved home feels expansive and inviting.

Do these stairs feel familiar? We achieved a similar modern look in our award-winning Waterloo Home.

Dining Area

Our clients use this space as a dining area for entertaining, but also as an open play-space for their young child. We can see whimsical touches throughout that reflect the room’s dual-purpose, and a custom slat-wall allows the small window to have a big impact when it comes to lighting.

Primary Bath

A space for tranquility, the primary bath was designed as a peaceful escape for two new parents. Similar to the kitchen, maximizing storage space while achieving seamless elegance was the name of the game.

We’d love to help bring your interior design goals to life.

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