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Residential
We design residential interiors that feel personal, layered, and timeless—balancing thoughtful layouts, tactile materials, and refined details to create homes that support everyday life with quiet elegance.
Vilma House
Vilma’s House is a contemporary custom residence in Lancaster, Pennsylvania that blends refined minimalism with warm, layered textures. Defined by bespoke millwork, sculptural lighting, and natural stone accents, the interiors are designed with precision and purpose. A custom media wall integrates storage and display seamlessly, while soft neutral palettes and organic materials create a calm, cohesive atmosphere.
In the primary bathroom, marble surfaces, warm wood cabinetry, and brushed brass fixtures elevate everyday rituals into a spa-like experience. The bedroom continues the narrative with tailored paneling, integrated lighting, and curated material contrasts that balance comfort and sophistication. Vilma’s House reflects a thoughtful approach to residential architecture in Pennsylvania.
In the primary bathroom, marble surfaces, warm wood cabinetry, and brushed brass fixtures elevate everyday rituals into a spa-like experience. The bedroom continues the narrative with tailored paneling, integrated lighting, and curated material contrasts that balance comfort and sophistication. Vilma’s House reflects a thoughtful approach to residential architecture in Pennsylvania.
Penn Valley
This bathroom was designed as a warm, spa‑inspired retreat, defined by contrast, texture, and restraint. Dark, patterned tile creates a dramatic backdrop for a floating wood vanity, while soft plastered walls and warm metal accents bring balance and depth. A glass‑enclosed sauna becomes a focal point, blurring the line between wellness and daily ritual. The result is an intimate, atmospheric space that feels grounded, refined, and intentionally composed.
Park City
This Park City residence was designed as a modern mountain retreat, balancing clean architectural lines with warmth and comfort. Natural wood tones, layered textiles, and soft neutrals create a relaxed interior that feels both contemporary and grounded in its alpine setting. Open living spaces extend seamlessly outdoors, supporting gathering and connection while maintaining a calm, understated elegance throughout the home.
Fane Bathroom
This bathroom renovation was designed as a serene, timeless retreat, balancing classic detailing with contemporary restraint. Soft stone surfaces, painted millwork, and warm brass accents create a calm, cohesive palette, while natural light enhances texture and proportion. Thoughtful built‑ins and tailored lighting support daily ritual, resulting in a space that feels refined, functional, and enduring.
Claremont Rd - Villanova, PA.
This residential interior reflects a bold, highly personalized approach driven by the client’s appetite for originality. The design embraces color, pattern, and expressive form, avoiding anything conventional or formulaic.
A dramatic Japanese‑inspired wallpaper serves as the conceptual anchor in the dining room, guiding the selection of modern furnishings, sculptural lighting, and contemporary artwork. Each element was chosen for its ability to contribute character without visual excess—playful, minimal, and intentionally irreverent.
Key spaces evolved organically with the clients’ changing needs. A home office designed with custom millwork was later transformed into a nursery, demonstrating the flexibility and foresight embedded in the original design.
Throughout the residence, the emphasis is on forward‑thinking interiors with personality, balancing restraint with moments of surprise.
A dramatic Japanese‑inspired wallpaper serves as the conceptual anchor in the dining room, guiding the selection of modern furnishings, sculptural lighting, and contemporary artwork. Each element was chosen for its ability to contribute character without visual excess—playful, minimal, and intentionally irreverent.
Key spaces evolved organically with the clients’ changing needs. A home office designed with custom millwork was later transformed into a nursery, demonstrating the flexibility and foresight embedded in the original design.
Throughout the residence, the emphasis is on forward‑thinking interiors with personality, balancing restraint with moments of surprise.
Bala Cynwyd Basement
Originally driven by water remediation needs, this basement renovation evolved into a comprehensive wellness retreat. The space was fully gutted and rebuilt, allowing for a complete rethinking of layout and use.
The design integrates a relaxed living area with a glass‑enclosed gym, progressing into a spa zone featuring a steam shower and sauna. Material selections prioritize durability while maintaining a hotel‑inspired calm, supporting daily use without sacrificing design integrity.
Natural flow between zones and access to an exterior hot tub reinforce the sense of retreat, transforming what was once a utilitarian basement into an immersive, restorative environment.
The design integrates a relaxed living area with a glass‑enclosed gym, progressing into a spa zone featuring a steam shower and sauna. Material selections prioritize durability while maintaining a hotel‑inspired calm, supporting daily use without sacrificing design integrity.
Natural flow between zones and access to an exterior hot tub reinforce the sense of retreat, transforming what was once a utilitarian basement into an immersive, restorative environment.
Gardner Newtown Square
This project involved a full first‑floor transformation, including a new addition and the reorganization of previously compartmentalized rooms into an open, cohesive living environment.
The interior design reflects the clients’ preference for clean, modern, and serene spaces. Material selections were intentionally restrained, emphasizing light, proportion, and simplicity. Furnishings and finishes were curated to support a calm, uncluttered aesthetic while still feeling warm and livable.
A previously underutilized bedroom was converted into a dedicated home office, where patterned wallpaper and refined detailing introduced personality without disrupting the home’s overall clarity.
This project exemplifies minimalism executed with softness, proving that simplicity can still feel deeply considered and human.
The interior design reflects the clients’ preference for clean, modern, and serene spaces. Material selections were intentionally restrained, emphasizing light, proportion, and simplicity. Furnishings and finishes were curated to support a calm, uncluttered aesthetic while still feeling warm and livable.
A previously underutilized bedroom was converted into a dedicated home office, where patterned wallpaper and refined detailing introduced personality without disrupting the home’s overall clarity.
This project exemplifies minimalism executed with softness, proving that simplicity can still feel deeply considered and human.
House in Ardmore, PA.
Located in a turn‑of‑the‑century stone home built in 1900, this ongoing project explores the dialogue between historic architecture and contemporary living.
Original millwork, arched windows, and period detailing are carefully preserved, while modern furnishings, updated bathrooms, and reprogrammed spaces adapt the home to modern life. Major renovations—including an expanded primary bathroom and new laundry facilities—were executed with restraint, ensuring architectural integrity remained intact.
Outdoor living spaces, including a covered brick terrace, extend the home’s usability while honoring its historic fabric.
This residence serves as both a personal home and a living design laboratory, demonstrating how heritage spaces can evolve without losing their soul.
Original millwork, arched windows, and period detailing are carefully preserved, while modern furnishings, updated bathrooms, and reprogrammed spaces adapt the home to modern life. Major renovations—including an expanded primary bathroom and new laundry facilities—were executed with restraint, ensuring architectural integrity remained intact.
Outdoor living spaces, including a covered brick terrace, extend the home’s usability while honoring its historic fabric.
This residence serves as both a personal home and a living design laboratory, demonstrating how heritage spaces can evolve without losing their soul.
Haverford Basement, PA.
Located within a historic Horace Trumbauer–designed mansion, this project transformed a flood‑damaged basement into a series of richly detailed, multifunctional spaces. The design reconciles historic gravitas with modern living, restoring classical character while introducing contemporary utility.
At the heart of the project is a bespoke library conceived as a quiet retreat. Deep green tones, tailored upholstery, and custom millwork establish a sumptuous, club‑like atmosphere. A concealed Murphy bed—designed to resemble a traditional card catalog—blends functionality with historic reference, allowing the space to transition seamlessly between private library and guest accommodation.
Furnishings were selected to evoke a vintage sensibility while remaining newly fabricated, reinforcing longevity and comfort. Personal collections and inherited artifacts were carefully integrated, lending narrative depth and authenticity to the space.
This basement renovation demonstrates a sensitive balance between heritage preservation, storytelling through objects, and contemporary comfort.
At the heart of the project is a bespoke library conceived as a quiet retreat. Deep green tones, tailored upholstery, and custom millwork establish a sumptuous, club‑like atmosphere. A concealed Murphy bed—designed to resemble a traditional card catalog—blends functionality with historic reference, allowing the space to transition seamlessly between private library and guest accommodation.
Furnishings were selected to evoke a vintage sensibility while remaining newly fabricated, reinforcing longevity and comfort. Personal collections and inherited artifacts were carefully integrated, lending narrative depth and authenticity to the space.
This basement renovation demonstrates a sensitive balance between heritage preservation, storytelling through objects, and contemporary comfort.
Rittenhouse Sq. Philadelphia, PA.
This Center City apartment renovation focused on reimagining an existing furnished residence without major construction, prioritizing thoughtful updates over full replacement. The design strategy centered on giving new life to well‑proportioned pieces through reupholstery, selective replacements, and layered finishes.
In the living and dining areas, original furniture with strong contemporary lines was softened through the introduction of textured, natural fabrics, grounding the space with warmth and tactility. Vinyl dining chairs were reupholstered in a neutral tweed, balancing the stark black dining table and reinforcing a more timeless, lived‑in aesthetic. A new area rug and sculptural chandelier anchored the dining zone, while tailored drapery completed the composition with softness and vertical rhythm.
Bathrooms were refreshed through surgical design interventions, maintaining existing layouts while elevating the atmosphere. Chrome fixtures and decorative elements were replaced with warmer finishes, contemporary lighting, and a refined mirror selection, creating cohesion and understated elegance.
The result is a layered, restrained interior that respects the original framework while expressing a more curated, personal sensibility—a case study in minimal intervention with strong visual impact.
In the living and dining areas, original furniture with strong contemporary lines was softened through the introduction of textured, natural fabrics, grounding the space with warmth and tactility. Vinyl dining chairs were reupholstered in a neutral tweed, balancing the stark black dining table and reinforcing a more timeless, lived‑in aesthetic. A new area rug and sculptural chandelier anchored the dining zone, while tailored drapery completed the composition with softness and vertical rhythm.
Bathrooms were refreshed through surgical design interventions, maintaining existing layouts while elevating the atmosphere. Chrome fixtures and decorative elements were replaced with warmer finishes, contemporary lighting, and a refined mirror selection, creating cohesion and understated elegance.
The result is a layered, restrained interior that respects the original framework while expressing a more curated, personal sensibility—a case study in minimal intervention with strong visual impact.
Maria's Gym
Designed during the post‑COVID shift toward private wellness, this basement gym was elevated from a purely functional space into a brand‑driven training environment.
The design incorporates custom signage, layered lighting, and a strong visual identity, allowing the studio to double as a filming backdrop for virtual classes and app content. Finishes were selected to energize without overwhelming, balancing motivation with sophistication.
This project demonstrates how interior design can support business growth, branding, and user experience, turning a home gym into a polished professional setting.
The design incorporates custom signage, layered lighting, and a strong visual identity, allowing the studio to double as a filming backdrop for virtual classes and app content. Finishes were selected to energize without overwhelming, balancing motivation with sophistication.
This project demonstrates how interior design can support business growth, branding, and user experience, turning a home gym into a polished professional setting.
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