We were impressed with the designer’s drawings for the entryway of the home. However, once we were standing in that space onsite, we became aware of the traffic noise and how the wide open arched entry would do little to quiet that noise. 

After discussing the options with the designer and homeowners, they encouraged us to redesign and construct a better entry. Today, this new archway gives exceptional privacy yet still frames the view of Camelback Mountain.

The purpose of this room evolved as the project progressed. Once the homeowners decided it would be an office, we began the elaborate cabinetry and then wrapped the walls with pinstriped upholstery.

The original ceiling beams of the home had been wrapped in drywall, and we had already boosted their appeal with paint-grade crown moulding.  The interior designer, though, was concerned that the ceiling was underwhelming. The solution would be to bring in a faux finisher to match new cabinetry. The results were exceptional.

The master bath features metallic finishes on the cabinets, vintage mirrors, upholstered walls, and layers of metallic paint on the walls.

We reframed stock medicine cabinets and then integrated them into a new custom mirrored wall.