When we presented the living room fireplace stone sample, the client loved it, but surface imperfections in the available slabs disqualified them from use. With critical installations pending and time running short before the client’s return, we launched a 100 mile search for replacement. After four failed attempts, a new vendor — our Hail Mary — arrived with two slabs tethered to the bed of his pickup, enabling timely approval and fabrication.

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Once the primary bedroom's wardrobes were completed, the client's brightly colored shirts became a conspicuous eyesore through the wire mesh faces. We resolved this disruption to visual cohesion by installing smoked acrylic panels to subtly increase opacity without compromising the design intent.

Our client originally envisioned the large-scale artwork now showcased in the living room for the top-floor office. However, its 10-foot width made access through the entryway and up four flights of stairs impossible. To preserve the piece, the frame was custom-assembled on site, allowing us to install it on the parlour level where its scale and presence proved more impactful.