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A client came to us with a painting on her wall—and a wish: that the rest of the room would finally match.
The old wooden table gave way to a vintage market table lacquered in a rich green; the classic chair was replaced by a gold wire frame topped with a blue faux-fur cushion. The same painting, the same room—and yet, a completely different story.
It takes the courage to use color.🎨
This post is a little late—but since so many of you asked for it, we’re finally getting around to it now.
Tiled walls, the smell of grease embedded in the ceiling, and a floor that had definitely seen better days. That is what our space looked like before we moved in.
What followed were many weeks of dust, noise, and the firm belief that something beautiful would emerge from it all.
We deliberately left the photos exactly as they are—unretouched, unvarnished. Because that is simply what construction sites look like. And the contrast with how things look today speaks for itself.
