An interior designers job is to render a space for its ultimate purpose, be at residence, hotel, retail store or an office. Interior design like a sculpture-combine with well-defined lines and forms, and harmonized with the right balance and color, the esthetical goal is to delight the eye and satiate the senses. As in commercial design work the first essential part of the design process is to investigate what the client’s needs, wishes and dreams are. If there are budgetary considerations, it is wise to make a plan and budget for the entire home prior to starting renovations or construction. In that way, plans can be made to allocate funds so as to decide how to strategically spend the dollars. As in commercial interior design, a theme for the entire home is important to give the home a unified appearance. In the instance of new construction, good construction documents and specifications allow for good lighting design which is also essential to a well-designed environment.

10,000 sq ft. residential estate


Custom designed kitchen cabinetry and island

To create depth in the dining room, oriental panels are intersperced with mirrors	An entry way from the living room was corved out for a study from the second bedroom.

Lee Harrsi Pameroy, Architect	Lee Harrsi Pameroy, Architect

The raspberry mohair velvet sofas harmonizes with the persian rug and the designer textured upholstry.

The lustrous woodwork detailing should go under the first picture - nothing is needed under the second two

The white woodwork modernizes this beautiful home while accentuating the beautiful woodwork. Orange grasscloth coordinates with the color scheme in this den.

A closet was designed to frame a Karl Appel Sculpture.

A manhattan kitchen with a wolf stove. Coffered ceilings add interest to this space.

A wall was built as a headboard wall to conceal a dressing area in this 30” bedroom

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