Design Advice Worth Reading
Good design starts with good information, and the more informed you are going into the design process, the better you and your home will be coming out of it. Here we share honest, process-driven advice on interior design, renovation planning, and furnishing your home well. All written from the perspective of a designer with years of first hand experience.
Explore our series on navigating the contractor bidding process, dive into our The Considered Home series for deep dives on the features that set exceptional homes apart, or browse the full blog below.
Lighting: Jewelry of a Well-Designed Home
Ask any of our clients what our favorite part of the design process is and they will say lighting. They are right. Most designers treat lighting as one of the last decisions in a project. We place it near the front, and sometimes design entire rooms around a single fixture. That tells you something about how seriously we take it.
Features That Make a Primary Bathroom Worth the Investment
A primary bathroom renovation done well does more than improve your daily routine. It adds lasting value to your home, elevates the way you live in it, and signals the kind of considered design that discerning buyers notice. Here's what's worth prioritizing from the start.
A Guide to Buying and Renovating Property in the Boston area
Buying a home to renovate in Boston is a different undertaking than it is almost anywhere else in the country. Construction costs are among the highest in the nation, permitting is rigorous, and historic districts govern many of the neighborhoods people most want to live in. The buyers who come out of this process with the home they wanted are almost always the ones who went in prepared.