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We are a design and architecture firm with a mission to create exceptional and innovative design solutions that positively impact our clients, society and the environment. We strive to achieve this by leveraging our expertise and passion for design to help our clients achieve their vision, while creating spaces that enhance the well-being of people and communities. We aspire to create iconic and transformative spaces that inspire and enhance the lives of the people who inhabit them.
Things I did as a young architect that now make me cringe:
① Treating furniture an afterthought.
I used to think furniture came after the architecture. Design the house first, fill it later.
It wasn't part of the design. It wasn't even part of the conversation.
My brother changed that.
Now we go to Salon del Mobile Milano every other year.
Every project, no matter the scope, has the right pieces designed in from the start.
② Thinking lighting was just about making a room bright.
That one took working with interior designers to truly understand.
The light you cook under is not the light you watch a movie in.
Every moment deserves its own atmosphere, which means every space deserves layers of lighting.
Style takes time. Taste takes longer.
What's something you used to do that now makes you cringe? Drop it below ↓
Most walk-in closets in new builds are an afterthought.
Basic shelving, no real system, nowhere to put the ski boots.
If you're designing a modern mountain home, storage is actually one of the first things we talk about.
Here's what we did for this project: two closets working together. One built-in for everyday clothing, integrated seamlessly into the hallway, so it reads like part of the architecture. The other, a utilitarian walk-in tucked away for winter gear, bulky items, and anything you don't need daily.
The result? A hallway closet that looks intentional, clean, almost like a design feature on its own. And a house that actually functions the way mountain living demands.
That's the thing about good storage design. When it's done right, you stop noticing the clutter because there isn't any.
Working on a new modern mountain home and want to talk through the layout? DM us, we'd love to hear about the project.
The Millers came to us with a lot of ideas… saved references, dream spaces, and a clear feeling of what they want.
What they kept coming back to was privacy. Not something obvious or closed off, but something you feel as you move through the home.
That’s where the U-shaped layout came in.
By placing the social spaces in the center, we were able to naturally separate the primary suite from the secondary bedrooms. Same home, but with a quiet sense of balance and retreat built into the layout.
Comment the letter U, and we'll send you the floor plan so you can review it in full detail ↓
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