Locust Valley - Country Home
A dark, dated and stuffy home was transformed to a bright, chic and kid-friendly space for a young, modern family. This 4,600 square foot., six bedroom and four-and-a-half bath home among the trees was updated to reflect a more modern lifestyle and a nod to the client's favorite color: blue.
Lattingtown - Guest Cottage
A casual, yet sophisticated space, layered in crisp neutrals and bright seaglass accents of blue and green, this cottage provides guests with a private and relaxing retreat they will look forward to visiting again and again.
Rye, New York
This home had previously undergone a substantial renovation, but the spaces were not tied together, nor reflecting the young family that lived there. With addition of furniture and decor to fill the space appropriately, combined with some of the family's antiques, the main level of this home now provides the family with more spaces to spend time together, as well as entertaining family and friends.
Locust Valley - Guest Cottage and Outdoor Entertaining Space
This laid-back summer cottage and outdoor entertaining space focuses on style and function. Using layers of texture and tones of blue, each room is tied together in a subtle, yet cohesive way to create an inviting space for family and friends to enjoy together.
Forest Hills - Nursery
This nursery was originally a multi-use room, but like with all things children, a change needed to occur. The classic baby girls room, using shades of pink and green, was designed to be able to effortlessly transition to a child’s room without the need to entirely redesign the space when the time came.
Manhasset - Living Space
These living spaces were dark, dated and due to an uninviting impression, not being used. With the use of color and layering, brighter and cozier gathering spaces were created.
