EURO TRASH

The skylight had to be whisper quiet; crowning a magnificent burl wood staircase that is sculpture, providing its function as a side gig, it had to melt away. It had to be about the natural light, not about how it was captured.

Never is the road from concept to completion a smooth road, but here is a flawless example of the exception that proves that rule.

The ex*****on of this design was nothing short of perfection. The warm plaster curves are exact interpretations of my dream from inception; the ceiling seemingly melts into the sky to wash the stairs in natural light.

The craftsmen brought into our orbit by our masterful builder, have my gratitude and respect tenfold.

I’ll never be swayed.

I’ll love an ivy covered anything forever. Watching the fig ivy do it’s s thing at our beloved project is
wildly satisfying.
In my process, landscape design runs concurrently with architectural planning and interiors. The thought of them as separate in process is maddening to me.
We designed this secondary entrance with equal consideration given to the architecture and garden design at exactly the same time and the result is, as I said…wildly satisfying.