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San Francisco Decorator’s Showcase House, 2009
Designed as a retreat for the individual; this temporary installation seeks to promote the cultivation of inner and outer awareness. The room reflects a dedication to an evolving sustainable mindset and is a welcome addition to the future concepts of home. |
San Francisco Residence
This custom media wall system that integrates changing
LEDs, ecoresin, metal, and wood. |
La Jolla, California
This interior remodel typifies the open living Southern Californian counter culture lifestyle that had its’ roots in the words of Tim Wolfe and the surfers at Windansea beach. Materiality, tones and form echo the natural language of the immediate strands.
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San Francisco Residence #2
This bathroom remodel integrates the latest in bathroom innovations, from radiant heat flooring to recessed ceiling shower heads. The raised stained bamboo vanity and wall mounted wc ergonomically accommodated the specific ergonomic requirements of the client. |
San Francisco Decorators Showcase 2010
Interior/exterior space designed for the developmental and physical needs of a five year old. Grounded in the philosophy of Rudolph Steiner, this space seeks to connect the individual and place. The exterior space features a biodynamic garden and power generating wind turbine.
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San Francisco Residence #3
Residential basement remodel of 1920's shingle style home. New staircase integrates with existing flow patterns and acts as a transition between the more traditional upstairs and modern lines of downstairs. New upstairs bathroom and autonomous lounge, bath, and media room downstairs.
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San Francisco Residence #4
Custom steel wall towers were designed to house the clients extensive tribal art collection; state of the art fiber optic system illuminates each of the pieces. Existing fireplace reconstructed with limestone to house final sculptural piece.
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