06/10/2026
Visit the link in our bio to read our latest journal entry, The Backdrop.
Before the furniture, before the lighting, before the layers… it’s the surfaces that shape the feeling of a home.
Plaster, mural, sculpture, and finish—sometimes quiet, sometimes transformative, always intentional.
Not everything should be the focal point.
But everything should belong.
SegretoStone™ Table, Plaster Ceiling
Interior Design:
Photography:
06/08/2026
Gold leaf detailing along the door’s moldings—subtle, but transformative.
Like a fine inlay, it catches the light and adds quiet definition to the room.
Photography:
06/03/2026
Plaster, reimagined as furniture.
Hand-sculpted and built to endure the elements, this piece brings artistry outdoors with form, texture, and permanence.
Plaster:
Interior Design:
Architect:
06/01/2026
A wall that moves with the light.
Lime plaster layered with a hand-painted mural—sculpted branches, softly raised and finished in metallics, shifting with the light to create depth and movement.
Plaster & Mural:
Interior Design:
Builder:
Photography:
05/27/2026
From sketch to wall.
What begins by hand—studied, scaled, and refined—unfolds into a mural layered with depth and intention.
Interior Design:
Photography:
05/25/2026
What began as a wall of storage becomes an installation.
In collaboration with architectural consultant Sarah West, hand-formed butterflies and plumeria transform the passage—bringing movement, dimension, and a sense of discovery as you move through the home.