it’s the little details

Feb 27

In interior design, you can never turn your back on the little details. It’s been apparent that there is a flattening of visual culture and getting lost in everything looking the same. We see it in furniture, clothing, and decor, but we have begun to notice a crushing sameness in interiors. The meticulous attention to detail that is poured into a project does not go unnoticed and when we defy the odds we are getting somewhere that can excite your senses. Each space is a masterpiece in its own right, reflecting the passion and talent of those who bring it to life as well as the character of those who live there. It's a privilege to be surrounded by such a community of individuals who continually push the boundaries of design and innovation. Here are a few elements you can focus on if you truly want to enhance your space to the next level:

Dress Up Your Sill

Incorporating marble into a window sill can bring a touch of charm and timeless elegance you didn’t know you needed. The cool, smooth surface of marble not only adds a luxurious element to the room but also offers a durable and easy-to-clean solution for window sills. Like, give me all the natural stone where I can get it! By integrating stone into your window sills, you can effortlessly enhance the overall ambiance and create a sense of refined beauty that is sure to impress for years to come.

Take your trim off

If you're feeling bold, the clean, trim-less appearance is truly eye-catching.

We’re talking no trim around doors, windows, and no baseboards. All the things we were taught to trim, let’s not. The minimalist approach of the clean, trim-less appearance is not just trendy but also exudes a sense of sophistication and elegance. Embracing this bold style choice allows for a sleek and modern aesthetic that effortlessly captures attention. Whether it's in fashion, home decor, or design, opting for a clean, trim-less look can make a powerful statement that showcases a sense of confidence in your home.

A play on shapes

There it is, that distinctive piece that catches everyone's attention, often due to its unconventional shape. Sculptural elements such as curves, twists, and intricate patterns blend seamlessly with traditional architectural elements that push the boundaries of creativity. This technique challenges conventional notions of what a building should look like, inviting viewers to reconsider their perceptions of space and form. This also goes for furniture and decor pieces that will tie up the elements of organic, thought provoking design.