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DUSK MARKET.
When we’re not designing interior spaces, we’re sourcing vintage and one-of-a-kind pieces. For Dusk Market, we brought a collection of our “keepsakes” to life, creating a dreamy living room vignette built around our finds.
We were asked to create a living room experience for market-goers. Everything on the floor was hand-selected and collected over time, layered together to feel relaxed, lived in, and a little unexpected, with unique decor pieces that really bring a space together.
We created a space for other vendors and shoppers to settle into, a place to hang out, reset, and connect. It felt like a small extension of the community, and a chance to show how we approach design in a real and personal way.
MADE FROM SCRATCH.
For this project, we furnished and added new finishes to a Phoenix home, blending the character of a true desert gem with the client’s modern, eclectic style. As our client’s first home, it felt especially personal, an exciting opportunity to build something entirely their own. We leaned into the home’s quirks and layered in clean lines, texture, and collected pieces that feel personal and lived in.
We wanted every room to feel like you could naturally settle in, nothing sterile or cold, surrounded by our client’s personal pieces and art, the kind of spaces you don’t want to leave.
fINAL FORM.
For this project, we focused on styling a recently remodeled home, working with the client’s existing pieces and the history already built into the space. We layered in a few new finds alongside their collected items, allowing everything to settle together in a way that feels natural and lived in.
Blending mid-century, deco, western, and other influences, the home leans into a truly collected feel, where each piece adds to a larger story.
Rather than altering materials or finishes, our role was to refine what was already there, making small, intentional shifts that improved function and flow. The result feels fresh, while still staying true to the character of the home.
UPTOWN ROOTS.
A full gut renovation of a 1952 Uptown Phoenix home, reimagined with a traditional lens and a lighter, more refined feel. We’re leaning into a calm, neutral palette layered with earthy materials, with every selection made to complement the home’s original architecture.
The layout is being opened up to support gathering and everyday living, creating a natural flow from one space to the next. New French doors and windows bring in soft, even light, while updated flooring grounds the home and ties everything together. It’s a full home refresh centered around entertaining, with selections that honor the original architecture and avoid anything trend-driven, keeping the overall feel timeless and enduring.