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Wallpapering a 12’ high entry ceiling for a client who loved the idea …. My Wallpaperers while balancing on ladders - not so much!

Wallpapering a 12’ high entry ceiling for a client who loved the idea …. My Wallpaperers while balancing on ladders - not so much!

This small bathroom makes a big impact. One of my favorite bathrooms I’ve ever designed ... I could move right in!

This small bathroom makes a big impact. One of my favorite bathrooms I’ve ever designed ... I could move right in!

Kitchen Afters (and a Before!)

Kitchen Afters (and a Before!)

A classic After (then Before), this finished renovation of a 1906 Edwardian in San Francisco was great fun. The historical research, the details, the colors, the texture — all came together to recreate what it may have looked like in 1906.

A classic After (then Before), this finished renovation of a 1906 Edwardian in San Francisco was great fun. The historical research, the details, the colors, the texture — all came together to recreate what it may have looked like in 1906.

A Day in the Life ….. Prepping for a client meeting on my dining room table by rolling out @degournay wallpaper sample with possible ceiling options.

A Day in the Life ….. Prepping for a client meeting on my dining room table by rolling out @degournay wallpaper sample with possible ceiling options.

This condo in LA, on a limited budget, was able to transition from Standard Issue to the Home of an Artist. The biggest expenses were stripping the red floors and refinishing to a more natural finish, adding wallpaper, and paint (ceilings all done in a semi-gloss finish as opposed to flat, which heighten the rooms and add a shimmering glow at night).

This condo in LA, on a limited budget, was able to transition from Standard Issue to the Home of an Artist. The biggest expenses were stripping the red floors and refinishing to a more natural finish, adding wallpaper, and paint (ceilings all done in a semi-gloss finish as opposed to flat, which heighten the rooms and add a shimmering glow at night).

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