Designed for Chicago Living.

High-rise condos reward design that respects scale, light, and the view. The right furniture scale, window treatments, and layout make a vertical home feel grounded and intentional.

• Furniture scale for open floor plans
• Window treatment and light control
• Defining zones within a single volume
• Maximizing skyline and lake views

Historic Chicago homes ask for a balance of preservation and modern function — honoring original detail while improving how the home lives today.

• Honoring original millwork and detail
• Updating layout for modern living
• Material and finish compatibility
• Lighting that respects period character

Vintage apartments bring charm, proportion, and detail. Design here is about layering modern comfort over character without erasing it.

• Working with existing moldings and detail
• Furniture scale for older room proportions
• Color that complements period character
• Modern lighting over vintage bones

Modern condos benefit from warmth — natural materials, layered textiles, and considered lighting that keep clean architecture feeling livable.

• Adding warmth to clean architecture
• Material and texture layering
• Lighting plan for open plans
• Furniture that defines space

Lofts offer volume, light, and raw material. The design challenge is softening industrial character into a comfortable, personal home.

• Zoning large open volumes
• Softening exposed brick and timber
• Furniture scale for tall ceilings
• Acoustic and comfort layering

Townhomes stack living across floors. Design here is about connecting levels and making each floor feel intentional and complete.

• Connecting vertical floor plans
• Consistent palette across levels
• Lighting on multiple floors
• Furniture scale for narrower footprints

Single-family homes invite a cohesive whole-home approach — a consistent palette and flow that connects every room to the next.

• Whole-home palette and flow
• Room-by-room function
• Family and lifestyle-driven layout
• Long-term usability

New construction is a blank canvas. Early design direction on layout, materials, and finishes prevents costly decisions later.

• Early layout and finish direction
• Material and fixture selection
• Lighting and electrical planning
• Coordinated design before build