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Washington, DC The Living Room of this residence comfortably blends contemporary and classical elements. The stainless steel mantel, which is visible from most of the first floor, acts as a focal point and is accented by the client’s collection of art and sculpture. The silk area carpet and contemporary chair balance the silk and mohair chairs and ottoman, which are upholstered in classic styles. |
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Washington, DC In the Dinning Room the contemporary furnishings, fabrics and area carpet stand out as art amid this classically beautiful space. A contemporary sculpture rests on the server in the bay window, while French doors are softened by silk draperies on stainless steel rods. |
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Middleburg, VA (As seen in Architectural Digest,
May 1997) Hand stenciled floors in this Dining Room are reminiscent of Russian parquet flooring. The walls have been hand glazed in an ochre color. Antique shield back dining chairs surround the antique English dining table. As seen in Architectural Digest. A magnificent French tapestry balances the original Georgian mantel on the opposite wall, while the bull’s eye mirror captures the magic of the room. |
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Middleburg, VA (As seen in Architectural Digest,
May 1997) This Master Bedroom reflects the calming influence of warm color tones and fabric textures, which helps to create a very soothing environment. Of particular note is the antique French sanguine etching over the Regency fireplace. The custom designed bed and upholstery keeps the room tailored and simple. |
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Los Angeles, CA (As seen in Living With Color) This contemporary Los Angeles residence has been designed for major art collectors. Chinese slate floors, black absolute granite fireplace surround, polished steel and thick glass, stamped metal furniture, soft ribbed chenille upholstery and monochromatic interior tones were designed to create the perfect backdrop for the owners extensive art collection. |
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Los Angeles, CA (As seen in Showcase of Interior
Design) The Designer’s own Dining Room in Hancock Park, with Louis XVI dining chairs, blending with an Empire chandelier and a Dutch marquetry games table, all grounded by a custom designed contemporary grid patterned wool carpet. Oriental accents lighten the ambiance of this dining room. |
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Pasadena, CA (As seen in Showcase of Interior
Design) A magnificent Solarium in a Pasadena home designed by noted architect Paul Williams. Built in the 1920’s, this house maintains the original travertine and black granite floors. A pair of mismatched antique Turkish carpets complement the hand stenciled Italian clouds at sunset on the painted ceiling; the cream and celadon awning striped silk draperies complement the cream silk upholstery, limestone center table and stone planters; the antique wrought iron chandeliers with gilded details and the fourteen-foot fishtail palm trees create an "umbrella-like" atmosphere – all softening the grand proportions of this huge Solarium. |
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Los Angeles, CA This Living Room in the Hollywood Hills is the perfect setting to display a portion of the client’s collection of art glass, paintings and sculpture. Warm tones and rich textures work in harmony with the classical and contemporary elements of this California Mediterranean home. |
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Los Angeles, CA Again, warm tones and the textures of the various woods create an atmosphere of casual yet elegant dining in the Hollywood Hills. The contemporary dining table, with its highly polished zebra wood top, reflects the color and beauty of the collection of art glass, which is also reflected in the sculptural twig mirror. |
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M/Y Waterford (110-ft custom yacht as seen in Show
Boat International, March, 1997 & Boat International, June, 1997) In the aft dining area on the Main Deck of a luxury yacht, with a view into the Main Salon, the custom designed teak dining table, which has an inset border of satinwood, adjusts to coffee table height when not in use for dining. The warm tropical evenings in the Caribbean make this the perfect spot for casual nighttime dining. |