Biophilic Intention

Based on the idea that humans possess an innate connection to nature and crave contact with it, Biophilic design brings nature into the built environment. The goal is to use natural elements to create an inviting home that invokes a sense of well-being. These interior spaces account for circadian rhythms and visual stimuli using natural lighting and dimmable fixtures to mimic the natural environment. Water is also essential to the experience; hydrotherapy and soaking tubs promote relaxation and rejuvenation. Adding plants, windows, or other greenery further enhances the visual connection to nature.

Ebb & Flow

Water is also a focal point of wetroom bathrooms. Extremely popular in Europe for some time, these bathrooms are now making their way to the U.S. The completely open, waterproof bath space includes all the elements of a luxe bathroom. Some features include a frameless, zero-entry shower; floorto-wall shower tile; freestanding tub; floating vanity; and an ADA-accessible design, including hardware and lighting.

Eco-Mindfulness

Environmental awareness has become an important part of everyday life and influences many homeowners’ decisions, from kitchen and bath designs to the products they bring into their homes. Products made from renewable resources, such as bamboo and cork flooring, offer an attractive option for those wishing to reduce their carbon footprints. Moreover, using non-toxic and chemical-free materials in every stage of a project will help protect your health and the Earth.

Gothic Glam

If Halloween is your favorite holiday, celebrate the luxurious, edgy look of Gothic Glam all year long! Statement fixtures like wrought-iron chandeliers and candelabras are mixed with a contemporary twist of large, tall windows flooding rooms with natural light. The result is spin-tingling! Bronze plumbing fixtures add to the drama, and glamorous wallcoverings, black accents, woodwork, and other vivid jewel tones are a must for this bold style.