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PHILOSOPHY

Design should reflect the lifestyle, taste, and values of each and every client. Every space should have meaning and purpose and be both collected and curated. Design is perfect when form meets function seamlessly, when it reflects the lifetime of stories waiting to be made, and a house becomes a home. Influences from travel, lifestyle, and fashion drive and inspire design that will not only meet but will exceed each and every expectation.

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  1. Giselle DesmoineauxJanuary 21, 2019 at 3:05 PM

    My favorite part of you design philosophy is when you mention how everything inspires one's design. I believe that everyone's take on design is different because everyone has lives different lives and seen different things which shape their taste or aesthetic. I also love how you involved purpose and function into your philosophy, because at the end thats the whole point of any design.

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  2. Madilyn BedsoleJanuary 22, 2019 at 8:26 AM

    I love how your philosophy states "design is perfect when form meets function seamlessly, when it reflects the lifetime of stories waiting to be made, and a house becomes a home." And I could not agree more. Every home should be a direct reflection of its owners and their lives or else it lacks a sense of depth and soul.

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  3. Serene ZanJanuary 24, 2019 at 2:52 PM

    I love how you relate interior design to different aspects of life, which will definitely bring more inspiration to the design process. Also, what you said about the importance of reflecting the personality, life and interest of clients in design is really impressive, and I also consider it to be a goal of design.

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