Architectural Builders

Raychelle Devilla Photography

master bathroom

Earthy luxury in the hallway. The entrance hallway is punctuated with lots of green, a braided cane seat, touches of textile and ceramic, as well a gorgeous antique mirror repurposed from an old Indian door. Every single element is warm and welcoming and speaks of a simple luxury achieved entirely through natural materials and textures. The process of design has focused on connection with nature and celebrating the in between, bringing a Bawa-esque character into a constrained urban space.

Lori Ellis

A unique and eclectic home take cues from striking vintage furniture that are intriguing in their history. The old brass hope chest works as a wine chest and the coffee table was made from an old Indian door, the land of the Vedas and yoga. The history behind each of these pieces makes them unique and eclectic.

The body color of this tile matched the finish quite well. The client opted to use a cut tile as the finished edge as opposed to a bullnose or metal.

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