Portfolio

Selected work.

Living Room Design Directions3 photos

Living Room Design Directions

Design Concepts

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Two approaches to a light-filled, double-height living room, each shaped by warmth, texture, and a sense of welcome.

Project Nook5 photos

Project Nook

Residential

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A collection of thoughtfully designed spaces, from the entry and staircase to the living room and dining nook.

Master Bedroom Design3 photos

Master Bedroom Design

Master

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Guest Bedroom Refresh3 photos

Guest Bedroom Refresh

Guest bedroom

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Home Office Transformation3 photos

Home Office Transformation

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

A bland spare room reimagined as a bold, functional home office with a moody accent wall and graphic striped feature wall.

The Glass House3 photos

The Glass House

Entryway & Staircase

Dallas, TX · 2026

A dramatic under-stair transformation — from bare glass atrium to a sculptural bonsai garden with soft ambient lighting.

Full Home Design11 photos

Full Home Design

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

For this full-home design, we created a cohesive flow throughout the spaces, while giving each room its own personality

The Illuminated Hallway3 photos

The Illuminated Hallway

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

A bare construction corridor transformed into a warm, sculptural passage of light, texture, and quiet drama.

The Grand Entryway3 photos

The Grand Entryway

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

A plain builder-grade entry hall transformed into a warm, gallery-like welcome with a lacquered ceiling, framed wall panels and layered lighting.

Project FK3 photos

Project FK

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

A dim, dated family living room reimagined as a warm, layered lounge with floor-to-ceiling drapery and rich jewel-tone accents.

Project Zen3 photos

Project Zen

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

A serene, cozy-luxe living room designed around warmth, texture, and quiet elegance.

Client's Master Bedroom1 photo

Client's Master Bedroom

Residential

Dallas, TX · 2025

A primary bedroom layered in linen, oak and clay — meant for slow Sunday mornings.