Development

Tell me about the project you have in mind.

You don’t need to have every detail figured out.

Give me a little context about what you’re considering and where you are in the process. I’ll take a look and, if it seems like something we should explore together, we’ll talk about it from there.

Tell Me About My Project ↓
A couple seeing their finished renovation for the first time

Tell me a little about it.

What happens next?

I’ll review what you shared. If it looks like the kind of project we should explore together, I’ll reach out about the next step.

You don’t need to have the whole project figured out.

That’s what the conversation is for.

Spalding — the great room beneath an exposed beam and skylights
Spalding — a slatted timber ceiling carried over the seating group
Spalding — book-matched marble running the full height of the shower
Spalding — the house seen from the lawn
Ridgeway, Atlanta — the living room under its vaulted ceiling
Ridgeway, Atlanta — late sun raking across the entry stair
Ridgeway, Atlanta — the principal bath
Ridgeway, Atlanta — the double vanity and its paired mirrors
Ridgeway, Atlanta — the powder room
Pitch Lake, Roswell — a stone hearth rising past the stair
Pitch Lake, Roswell — the breakfast nook under a skylit vault
Pitch Lake, Roswell — the dining room