Homes in Nevada, California, Arizona and Florida. Each one shown room by room, with the reasoning behind every decision.
No. 01
Light moves across this house all day. The materials answer it
The Ridges · Las Vegas
Full Home Interiors
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No. 01 · The Ridges
9,800 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
Las Vegas, Nevada
The owners had lived here two years and still called it unfinished. The problem was not the furniture. It was that no room told you where to sit.
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No. 02
Holding the desert view without letting it take the room
Arizona · 7,500 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
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No. 02 · Arizona
7,500 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
Floor to ceiling glass on three sides, and a family who could not use half the house because of the glare. Every material in this home was chosen to answer the light.
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No. 03
A kitchen that worked on paper and failed in use
Summerlin · Las Vegas
Kitchen & Dining
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No. 03 · Summerlin
Kitchen & Dining
Las Vegas, Nevada
5 Photographs
Two cooks, one narrow run of counter, and nowhere to put anything down. The plan was rebuilt around how this family actually moves through a meal.
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No. 04
The horizon does the decorating
Miami · 6,000 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
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No. 04 · Miami
6,000 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
Miami, Florida
A house on the water where the view was the whole point, and the rooms kept competing with it. Glass, warm wood and tropical planting let the horizon take over.
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No. 05
Nothing shouts. Everything holds
West Hollywood · 4,500 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
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No. 05 · West Hollywood
4,500 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
West Hollywood
Clean modern lines that read as hard and unwelcoming. Natural wood ceilings, vertical greenery and custom millwork put the warmth back without softening a single line.
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No. 06
Room to breathe, never to echo
Irvine · 4,000 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
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No. 06 · Irvine
4,000 Sq Ft
Full Home Interiors
Irvine, California
Four thousand square feet that read like a showroom instead of a home. Layered textures and custom millwork made the rooms inviting rather than showy.
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No. 07
Nothing applied. Everything felt
Henderson · 3,100 Sq Ft
Primary Suite Interiors
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No. 07 · Henderson
3,100 Sq Ft
Primary Suite Interiors
Henderson, Nevada
The primary suite was the one room in this house that never felt finished. Wood panelling, smoked glass and dark stone turned it into the quietest room of the lot.
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No. 08
On a hillside the furniture plan is the design
Encino · Hillside Terraces
Outdoor Living
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No. 08 · Encino
Outdoor Living
Encino, California
The ground falls away behind this house, which is why the view is the best thing on the property and also why almost none of it was being used. The layout plan turned a slope into rooms.
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No. 09
A backyard that works like another room
Tarzana · Pool Deck
Outdoor Living
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No. 09 · Tarzana
Outdoor Living
Tarzana, California
Most Valley backyards are a slab, a lawn and nowhere to sit once the sun drops. The brief was a garden usable from morning coffee through to twenty people on a Saturday night.
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No. 10
A garden after dark on Fairfax
West Hollywood · Restaurant & Bar
Restaurant
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No. 10 · West Hollywood
Restaurant & Bar
West Hollywood, California
A French-Japanese restaurant and bar on Fairfax Avenue that stays open late. We designed it as a garden at night: greenery hanging from the ceiling, raw stone and rattan at eye level, an aquarium at the end of the bar, and warm, low light everywhere else.
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