Hayes House Co.

A true pause-and-take-it-in moment. Being named a 2026 AD PRO Directory Featured Designer is both humbling and deeply affirming. This work has always been personal—rooted in listening closely, refining relentlessly, trusting intuition, and showing up with intention for every client and every home. To be recognized by Architectural Digest, a publication that has long shaped how we see and understand design, feels incredibly meaningful.

We’re grateful for the clients who have entrusted us with their spaces, their stories, and their vision—and proud of the work that brought us here. Thank you

I wanted this vanity to embody both simplicity and drama. Arabescato Orobico marble, with its storm-like veining, brings movement and depth, while the integrated sink—crafted from the same stone and seamlessly joined—creates a clean, uninterrupted form. Paired with warm brass and soft textures, the result is a vanity that feels sculptural yet restrained, a bold statement within a quiet space.⁠
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Design Tip: An integrated sink creates visual continuity, letting the stone’s pattern flow uninterrupted. It’s a detail that feels effortless yet instantly elevates the space.⁠
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From the very start of the build, I envisioned this office as a place where calm and creativity could seamlessly coexist. Soft, layered paint colors set the tone, infusing the room with a sense of quiet ease while allowing the viola marble handles, velvet chair, and brass accents to take center stage. Being part of the journey from concept through styling meant every choice worked in harmony, creating a workspace that is as beautiful as it is functional—the perfect expression of the homeowner’s dream.⁠
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Design Tip: When working with standout materials, keep the palette soft so the details can truly shine.⁠
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When every room is designed with purpose—and with the people who live there in mind. We reimagined the fireplace with new marble, added depth to the built-ins with paint and wallpaper, and gave this space a fresh perspective. A glimpse into the bar renovation just beyond—we’ll share more soon.⁠
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Design tip: Always design for how a client lives, not just how a space looks. Thoughtful details should support the everyday.⁠
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A bathroom designed to grow with them—because kids don’t stay little forever.
This Jack & Jill bath was all about balance—creating a space that feels just right for two little ones now, but will seamlessly grow with them into their teen years. I wanted it to feel elevated yet approachable, with soft textures, warm brass, and timeless materials that bring both charm and longevity. But beyond the finishes, it was about giving them a space that supports their independence while still feeling connected—a reflection of the beautiful, evolving journey of childhood.

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The contrast, the materials, the scale—it all comes together in a way that feels both modern and timeless. We wanted the design of this staircase to do more than provide a function; it makes a statement with clean lines, white oak treads, and a bold black stringer and railing. The result is a focal point that brings warmth and architectural depth to the home.

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