Quality of Design
Designing for your Home
In every refined living space, specialized design skills are required to control all the factors at play while producing an outcome that is high performance, visually elegant and architecturally resolved. This is particularly true in the most heavily active areas of a home.
Design decisions range from big (Where should the kitchen be located?) to medium but large in impact (Should there be a walk-in pantry? To what extent is the wardrobe a dressing room and how does that affect design decisions?), to technical (How can we merge appliances into a functional layout and still achieve a refined result?).
We partner with architects and designers and work directly with our homeowner clients to create just the right outcome for your home and for each unique living space.
Note: Every image you see below is from an actual client’s home. None are showrooms.
Design decisions range from big (Where should the kitchen be located?) to medium but large in impact (Should there be a walk-in pantry? To what extent is the wardrobe a dressing room and how does that affect design decisions?), to technical (How can we merge appliances into a functional layout and still achieve a refined result?).
We partner with architects and designers and work directly with our homeowner clients to create just the right outcome for your home and for each unique living space.
Note: Every image you see below is from an actual client’s home. None are showrooms.
Using form and material to carefully balance the connection and separation of spaces.
Subtle nuance of natural and technical materials. Elevating a simple space without overreaching.
Personal expression without losing refinement.
Classical form, contemporary feel. Carefully located appliances create a furniture-like outcome in an open living space.
Blending modern and traditional in a designer’s personal home.
An iconic Henrybuilt integration into a traditional DC home.
A creative extension of modernist architecture. Total alignment and fit.
Seamless integration into architecture without sacrificing high function.
The feeling of furniture and the integration of complex function into architecture.
Zen-like minimalism.
Simultaneously rustic and sophisticated.
An open family workspace at the hub of the home.
