Rosenhaus Design Group

While watching Oppenheimer, the resemblance between these two captivated my attention throughout the movie. Do you recognize the man on the left?

Sculpture for Rochester Contemporary Museum 6x6 fund raiser.

Bright and airy bathroom renovation with skylights and the tub specifically angled for the best view to nature. The custom blue tile follows the ceiling angle. remodel, renovation, bowl sink,

Picture of duck was taken at Stuyvesant Cove. Last year I watched out my window as she trained her brood to follow her.

Seeing a refrigerator in the middle of the kitchen is unusual. Here it acts as the fulcrum as on a seesaw where Dynamic Symmetry balances unequal forms similar to the Calder mobile and ballerina in the arabesque position. Golden Proportions are evident in each cabinet. We named this The Helicopter as the composition appears to have movement like the rotors. The left wall follows a spiral evoking the Biophilic pattern of the Nautilus seashell. The upper horizontal panel, floor, and 30” high, reduced depth wood counter top at the table are the same stain color. , , , , ,

This rug could have been a typical oval, but I wanted something not as predictable as the same radius at each end. The egg is the perfect shape as it is the basis for the beginning of life. And no surprise that it follows nature’s Golden Proportions. Ends of the swerves delineate these key dimensions. The swirls of the rug are similar in shape as well as the relaxed feeling of Pablo Picasso’s, ‘Out Cold’. , ,

Golden Proportion cabinet arrangement combines the right and middle doors forming a square and the Golden Rectangle left door completing a full wall Golden Rectangle. The focal point is a Biophilic shape wrought iron set on the cabinets emulating nature’s spiral of the Nautilus seashell and the iguana’s tail. Appliances are minimal in this New York City pied-a-terre. Why cook when you are on vacation? , , , , , , , , , , , -a-terre

Custom tear drop frosted glass table sits on stainless steel pedestal and integrates with the angled island. Organic Biophilic design brings nature indoors.The entertaining shape has its roots in the Joan Miro painting. , , , ,

Circles in squares swoop across the open shelves. Small spaces for little items. Each box changes in size by 10% to produce variety. When you go from point A to point B, why do you want to see the same thing? Think: ‘Starry Night’. , Instagram, , ,

Circles in squares swoop across open shelves. Small spaces for little items. Each box changes in size by 10% to produce variety. When you go from point A to point B, why do you want to see the same thing? Think: ‘Starry Night’. , , , , ,