Design Excellence Awards 2021

All new adjustable height desking and storage, company branded green with accent of orange and use of biophilic design to enhance wellbeing. All employees have access to windows.

This high school collaborative space is meant to stimulate curiosity, collaboration and creativity. Nicknamed The Cube, we designed the signage to align with the school colors and branding. The kerf cut wood wall creates a warm backdrop to the bold colors and brightly lit space. Clerestory windows allow the sky to be an integral part of experience. Diagonal patterns are seen on the huddle spaces at the rear of the space as well as the wood wall. Furnishings are easy moved to create new settings.

Four different wall types were utilized to create the curves in the wall, triple-pane inset window, soundproofing between reception and acupuncture space and to fix the existing walls.

The client wanted a playful, welcoming environment that encouraged community gatherings and emphasized the importance of local water in the brewing of beer served here.

Completed Villa including exterior pool/spa and terrace with pergolas. Previously constructed winery located behind.

The inspiring objective was to convey the truly magical energy of their infamous studio complex to an experimental retail location.

Sneek peek!

A refined canvas is created through three coordinated patterned tiles. Heated porcelain flooring offers a warm welcome while colors are kept neutral and patterns sophisticated.

Modern Retreat

In the owners’ bathroom, the interior designer installed classic mosaic tile flooring and added a pewter and porcelain tub to recall a European hotel.

This bedroom feels impressive with its symmetry and tray-vault ceilings. Creamy hues complement an heirloom rocking chair and two vintage rugs, offering easy cleaning.

Again the contrast of the old and new and natural. The copper and wooden spoon collections of our client play so nicely with the branch fixture and and Cherner counter stools. Woven English textile is from our client's collection.

Minimalist European cabinetry with black horizontal zone incorporates the coffee bar and ovens.

It's in the details. From the sink to the island, gold finishes and repurposed and repositioned pendants, each detail delivers on the design vision.

Rock Star Seating! The two chairs and ottoman are purposely positioned with the best view of the lake, and convenient access to the kitchen!

The new kitchen features custom cabinetry, a pewter-topped center island, a La Cornue range with an antique fireback and other luxe details.

This image demonstrates the kitchen's proximity to the dining room. On a daily basis, the dining room is not used, but its adjacency is critical when entertaining. The front of house kitchen creates a very clean backdrop to the adjacent spaces. The island is a strong anchor and divider between work zone and entertainment areas.

Featuring a little of everything - contrast in color and texture, mixed materials and balance, with ample natural light to make it shine.

This 1815 one-room log cabin gets a modern update while original character is preserved. Rafters were exposed to give volume and original logs repaired.

Composition: Color, texture, and pattern mixing throughout the condo reveal the clients’ spirited personalities. Interesting elements when solo and more dynamic as a whole!

White cabinetry, the custom hood, and floral backsplash detail add contrast and balance. A bold, blue island grounds the space, and gold accents create cohesion.

View of new primary bathroom

A wall of windows 15 feet high maximizes prairie views. The vaulted shiplap stained ceiling compliments the flooring.

This image shows how the steel slat screen defines space while also allowing a clear view from kitchen to living room. A showstopping light fixture anchors the dining room. Custom blown glass globes seemingly hang from three horizonal, brass rods, which also run through the vertical steel slats. Each ball of glass picking up on the rooms’ accent colors.

Weathered natural stone frames this room. Geometric lines and shapes speak to the modern influence, Subtle colors weave the ancient and modern design together.

The kitchen is a natural gathering spot and this spacious island is meant for cooking and entertaining with subtle green and gold accents for warmth.

Dog wash with custom concrete sink, blue ceramic tile, and pull out steps for larger dogs. Header is reference point for old wall.

The interior designer transformed a former closet into a temperature-controlled wine attic with custom wine storage and ancient stone flooring.

The interior designer added a European-style nickel fireplace to add warmth and light on chilly fall and winter days.

This lofted living room features a fresh palette and large sectional where these two teenage boys can play video games or just hangout.

The interior designer used rustic, reclaimed oak plank flooring, worn antique Persian-style rugs, cozy furnishings, art and antiques to create a warm, collected look.

The asymmetrical tile layout meanders up the wall like a river of color to create visual interest between the two windows. Seven colors of tile were chosen based on the colors in the quartz countertop, including a deep metallic bronze color that ties in with the gold finish of the new cabinet hardware, sink faucet nd light fixture over the island.