A decidedly more contemporary family room in Pickerington features original artwork, acrylic and metal accented furniture, lamps and sconces as well as an entertainment console complete with a pop up flat screen television arm. Strong navy and tan walls balance beautifully off of the neutral cream and grey upholstery of the sofa and chairs. The…

Newer open concept floor plans, popular in the suburbs present the same challenges as city homes, just usually on a larger scale. Keeping these open spaces presentable for visitors, is especially difficult for young families. Basements, man caves, and lower level living areas have become increasingly more important, as a space to let go and…

City homes, like this one in Grandview, often don’t give you a chance for a formal space, so we must make them multi-purpose. Their front door opens into their main living and family room. Though not ideal for the life of a television, we opted to mount the television above the new gas fireplace allowing…

Sadly, a Gahanna golfer lost his indoor putting green when we teamed up to furnish his living room. The custom art glass installed at the entry set the color palette for the entire home. Heavily textured woven wood shades were selected primarily for sun control, but add to the hint of British Colonial styling paired…

For something a bit more traditional, we transformed this Bexley space by flipping the living room and dining room. In doing so they were able to extend their table to a usable size. The result is a comfortable living room with just the right amount of seating, and a sizable dining room with plenty of…

This transitional living room located in Upper Arlington needed to be functional as well as beautiful for their growing family. Though a formal living room, it gets used daily and needed durable fabrics. The sofa fabric is a solution dyed indoor / outdoor fabric which will survive in direct sunlight and is easy to clean.…

The family room will never go out of style, no matter where it is located in the house. It’s were we spend so much of our time together. The owners of this New Albany estate were craving a more intimate family wing for their home. The walls between the kitchen and family room were removed…

City homes, like this one in Grandview, often don’t give you a chance for a formal space, so we must make them multi-purpose. Their front door opens into their main living and family room. Though not ideal for the life of a television, we opted to mount the television above the new gas fireplace allowing…