The Brief

Following the completion of a full kitchen renovation, the adjoining living and dining space needed to rise to meet it. A considered refresh — not a reinvention, but a calibration. The work began where it always does: with the eye.

Custom pillows anchored in rust and neutral tones. An antelope-print area rug that grounds the room with graphic confidence. A coffee table sourced with intention — the kind of piece that carries history and presence. Six mirrors assembled on a single wall to multiply light and depth simultaneously. Entry wallpaper and a sculptural geometric mirror that set the tone before a single step inside.

Art selected and placed to unify every element — pulling the amber, rust, and warm neutrals into a single cohesive point of view. The result is a space that finally feels like the woman who lives in it.