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First signs of fall call for a spot like this. A p First signs of fall call for a spot like this. A porch swing, a comfortable chair, and nowhere else you need to be. 🍂⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @kristihunter
Thoughtful material choices give a room depth that Thoughtful material choices give a room depth that lasts. By varying the scale, pattern, and tone of the tile throughout this bathroom, each surface feels distinctive while still working beautifully together. ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @cherokeeconstruction
A memorable first impression, with an inviting spa A memorable first impression, with an inviting space waiting just beyond. The custom glass and wood staircase sets the tone in the entry, while the living room carries the home’s warm, contemporary style forward. Swipe to step inside.⁠ ⁠ ⁠Photo: @johneeebee⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ ⁠Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @ebmahoneybuilders⁠
A sitting room with more than one favorite seat.⁠ A sitting room with more than one favorite seat.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @cherokeeconstruction
Recently, we photographed a beloved farmhouse proj Recently, we photographed a beloved farmhouse project in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and the experience offered a wonderful reminder that capturing a home is about much more than simply documenting the rooms. Long before the first photograph is taken, there are scouting images, conversations about the story of the project, styling decisions, props to source and organize, and countless details to coordinate. In this month’s Perspectives, Glenna is sharing a peek behind the curtain at what goes into an interior design photo shoot and why photographing our projects is ultimately about more than showcasing our work.
A guest house designed for more than overnight sta A guest house designed for more than overnight stays. This light-filled office creates a dedicated place to work, surrounded by garden views and an easy connection to the outdoors.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_
Welcoming fall from a room made for the changing s Welcoming fall from a room made for the changing seasons. 🍂 Natural light, warm wood, and layers of texture make this sunroom feel especially inviting as summer gives way to fall.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @cherokeeconstruction
Form and function, down to the smallest detail. Th Form and function, down to the smallest detail. The fluted vanity conceals an opening from view, allowing its sculptural shape and beautiful stone top to take center stage.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @cherokeeconstruction
What looks seamless now required plenty of plannin What looks seamless now required plenty of planning behind the scenes. Existing structural beams were carefully integrated into the kitchenette and island cabinetry, turning a design challenge into a cohesive, functional feature.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @jakedunderdalephoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠
A kitchen designed around the way our clients live A kitchen designed around the way our clients live, and made to serve them for years to come. By rethinking the original floor plan, we created a more generous space for cooking and gathering while maintaining the timeless character of this Chestnut Hill home.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @cherokeeconstruction
A little end of summer check-in from Glenna. It’s A little end of summer check-in from Glenna. It’s been a busy season behind the scenes, with new projects taking shape and plenty on the horizon. We can’t wait to bring you along and share more soon.⁠ ⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_
A home designed for the way our clients live, with A home designed for the way our clients live, with a thoughtful connection between the architecture and interiors. For our longtime clients in Chestnut Hill, this full-scale home renovation and furnishings project created a cohesive point of view from the architectural details to the final layer of furnishings.⁠ ⁠ Considering a full-home renovation? Contact us to learn more about our services.⁠ ⁠ Photo: @macchiaphoto⁠ Photo Stylist: @gabriellelangdon_⁠ Architect: @krieger_architects⁠ Builder: @cherokeeconstruction