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Releasing Sunset Hills House…We have made significant progress in transforming the space to move away from the previous ...
08/07/2026

Releasing Sunset Hills House…

We have made significant progress in transforming the space to move away from the previous showroom-style layout.
When I first began working on this project, I noticed the furniture list was limited to only three stores and lacked the unique, custom elements essential for a personalized home.

I believe every project should be unique and reflect the client’s individual story. To achieve this, we have implemented the following changes:

- Layout & Customization: We rearranged the floor plan and introduced custom-sized rugs, vintage pieces, and curated art selections.
- Functional Upgrades: We integrated custom storage solutions and secluded specific functions to streamline the overall design.
- Materiality: We added wallpaper and began recovering select existing pieces to move away from a reliance on purely ready-made or factory-style furniture.

A home shouldn’t feel like a factory showroom, and I am excited to see these personalized details bringing more character to the project.

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05/08/2026

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05/08/2026

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INSIDE-LOOKING OUT and viceversa The chamber, originally grandmother Marcella’s painting atelier, is annexedto the prima...
05/06/2026

INSIDE-LOOKING OUT and viceversa
The chamber, originally grandmother Marcella’s painting atelier, is annexed
to the primary wing. It offers an incredible view facing the pool and is
protected by trees, making it a cool, refreshing spot away from the summer
sun. It felt both central and detached—a truly relaxing space.
I wanted to ensure the new owner would use it as much as its previous
occupant.
Since Alina is a passionate bibliophile, we decided to transform the space
into a library. She was thrilled, as it’s a perfect location for reading. To
furnish the space, I selected two iconic mid-century Herman Miller Eames
lounge chairs, made in walnut with Mantra leather, a material that
complements the walnut used in the bespoke, wall-to-wall bookcase and
filing cabinet. This structure was designed to accommodate an extensive
novel collection and memorabilia. A hand-knotted brown wool rug rests on
the wood planks, creating a cozy environment for reading year-round.
To honor the room’s history, I intentionally kept the easel and Marcella’s
painting in the room, maintaining the atelier’s spirit. This creates a unique
gesture where the past meets the present and the future.

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Photography:

The chamber, originally grandmother Marcella’s painting atelier, is annexedto the primary wing. It offers an incredible ...
05/06/2026

The chamber, originally grandmother Marcella’s painting atelier, is annexed
to the primary wing. It offers an incredible view facing the pool and is
protected by trees, making it a cool, refreshing spot away from the summer
sun. It felt both central and detached—a truly relaxing space.
I wanted to ensure the new owner would use it as much as its previous
occupant.
Since Alina is a passionate bibliophile, we decided to transform the space
into a library. She was thrilled, as it’s a perfect location for reading. To
furnish the space, I selected two iconic mid-century Herman Miller Eames
lounge chairs, made in walnut with Mantra leather, a material that
complements the walnut used in the bespoke, wall-to-wall bookcase and
filing cabinet. This structure was designed to accommodate an extensive
novel collection and memorabilia. A hand-knotted brown wool rug rests on
the wood planks, creating a cozy environment for reading year-round.
To honor the room’s history, I intentionally kept the easel and Marcella’s
painting in the room, maintaining the atelier’s spirit. This creates a unique
gesture where the past meets the present and the future.

Design:
Photography:

This chamber, originally grandmother Marcella’s painting atelier, is annexedto the primary wing. It offers an incredible...
05/06/2026

This chamber, originally grandmother Marcella’s painting atelier, is annexed
to the primary wing. It offers an incredible view facing the pool and is
protected by trees, making it a cool, refreshing spot away from the summer
sun. It felt both central and detached—a truly relaxing space.
I wanted to ensure the new owner would use it as much as its previous
occupant.
Since Alina is a passionate bibliophile, we decided to transform the space
into a library. She was thrilled, as it’s a perfect location for reading. To
furnish the space, I selected two iconic mid-century Herman Miller Eames
lounge chairs, made in walnut with Mantra leather, a material that
complements the walnut used in the bespoke, wall-to-wall bookcase and
filing cabinet. This structure was designed to accommodate an extensive
novel collection and memorabilia. A hand-knotted brown wool rug rests on
the wood planks, creating a cozy environment for reading year-round.
To honor the room’s history, I intentionally kept the easel and Marcella’s
painting in the room, maintaining the atelier’s spirit. This creates a unique
gesture where the past meets the present and the future.

Design:
Photography:

In the primary bedroom, I incorporated several pieces from my furniture line, including the Lucca bed in mauve velvet, w...
04/20/2026

In the primary bedroom, I incorporated several pieces from my furniture line, including the Lucca bed in mauve velvet, which was designed specifically for this space. Additionally, Chinoiserie panels and a Hector Finch reading lamp add a layer of sophistication to the room.

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