Welcome to My Portfolio of Work

Over the past 18 years I have had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects including residential and commercial design.

While working as a project architect I developed an interest in the architecture of the interiors and interior design.
I pursued a career that would allow architecture and interior design to work together.

Now I am managing an interiors department in an architecture firm located in Washington, D.C.
Showing posts with label Interior architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Interior architecture. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

LongView

Designed by Custom Design Concepts and recently featured in Washington Spaces, is a residence worth seeing.  I was honored to be a member of the design team involved on this project and my main focus was Interior Millwork.  As you will see, there is much to enjoy!

Here are just a few images of the extensive details!
all photography by Kenneth Wyner Photography


The Main Entry

Mark Sullenberger, architect and president of CDC,
Project Architect Joan Janicki and Architect Richard Radcliffe were members of the design team


The Porte Cochere


Through out the Foyer and many of the other rooms
you will find elaborate paneling and wood accents


The Family Room has an intricate wood beamed ceiling and
paneled walls that encase the entertainment system
I love the herringbone patterned floor!


I worked closely with Joan Janicki to detail the structure of the iron grate floor and metal columns

detail of the Library bookcase and window seat



View to the Conservatory



Since many of the rooms are continuously paneled, I thought it would be nice to incorporate fabric into the panel of the Dining Room.  The ceiling has a soft plaster cove with some subtle uplighting.


One of my favorite rooms to detail- The Bowling Alley.
I just love how comfortable, warm and retro it is.

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

Furniture Design- Go Custom!

Not only do I love interior architecture, but I also like to promote designing a special furniture piece for your home.  Something that is unique and also a conversational piece.  I often like to design these pieces while working on the millwork of a project, during the preliminary design phase, but you can also add select pieces to your home at a later date. 

Here are just a few of our special custom furniture pieces.


Computer Desk



Console Table and Art Ledge



Coffee table, with mosaic stone and glass inlay



This Custom Vanity includes repurposed iron.
I worked closley on this with Barry Remley of 
Salvations Architectural Furnishings

photography credits:
Images 1, 2, 3, Kenneth Wyner
Image 4, Joshua Curry
Image 5, Bob Narod

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

An Island Resort Home

Located on Figure 8 Island,
A Residence Designed by architect Mark Sullenberger, president of

View from the Beach


The Master Suite



The Guest Bedrooms


The Living Room and the View to the ocean


Natural Colors with hints of coral and tropical blue, and natural materials create a comfortable and relaxing environment.


Sunday, November 22, 2009

Remember The Details


Here are some images of Custom Millwork.  It is important to remember the details of the interiors.  At CDC we offer Interior Architecture as an additional service.  Interior Architecture includes custom millwork, custom built ins, and all other specialty interior details. It happens to be one of my favorite phases in design because I have the opportunity to work closely with the architect to create unique and exciting environments.

Remember the Details

Fireplace mantels, paneling, and custom molding




coffered ceiling and built in




custom fireplace surrounds


entertainment units, specialty ceiling details,



libraries
photography credits:
images 1 and 2, Kenneth Wyner
image 3, Bob Narod
image 4 and 5, Kenneth Wyner