Tag: Emily Minton Redfield

What was the overall vision for your space?
We created this room to be a retreat that the homeowner wanted to enter everyday whether to do vocational work or simply personal reading. The saturated colors and textural contrasts create an elevated energy that supports deep work.

What was the overall vision for your space?
The over all vision for the teen’s room was to create a cozy sanctuary that was peaceful and fashionable. This look was achieved by introducing some calming white bedding and draperies while adding pops of bright colors.

Our over all vision for the entry was to provide minimal furnishings so as not to take over the beauty of the landscaping and architecture.

Our vision for the outdoor backyard patio off the kitchen was to provide an expansion table that will seat up to ten people to entertain family and friends around a cozy heated fireplace. An extra two swivel lounge chairs offer comfy seating that can be pulled up to the fireplace.

What was the overall vision for your space?
As soon as you enter your home, your living room is there to greet you. So I wanted this space to not only be comfortable and functional, but also aspirational. When designing my pieces, I wanted them to create a psychological comfort in function and admiration of mastery in form. What we surround ourselves with impacts our behavior and mindset. I wanted to create a space that would uplift and help you reimagine what is possible. 

What was the overall vision for your space?
My vision for the overall home, as well as the spaces that I designed, was to create a bold glamour with clean lines with a hint of industrial. It is important to keep in mind the longevity and timelessness of a style, while also creating something fresh and even almost avant garde.

What was the overall vision for your space?
Our overall vision was to create a space that was moody and stylish.  We incorporated a geometric vanity wall tile and an organic floral wallcovering on the ceiling with a pop of brass plumbing for a balanced, sophisticated design.  

What was the overall vision for your space?
I wanted to create a space that felt new and fresh, but wasn’t so over the top that someone wouldn’t feel like they could call it their own.

What was the overall vision for your space?
Our product is made to complement the practice of living well  – because Scandinavian design isn’t simply a style; it’s a way of life centered around modern, artful simplicity.

What was the overall vision for your space?
Our overall vision for the space was to create a place where the homeowner could both work and play seamlessly.  The third floor is really an area with endless possibilities and could serve as a living space for a young adult to return to the nest or a secluded guest space.

What was the overall vision for your space?
We wanted to use a mix of materials to capture the client’s difference style preferences and reflect their lifestyle. The metal elements reference a modern industrial aesthetic and add a hint of glamour, while incorporating wood and other natural materials speaks to their love of nature. It also provides warmth to the metal accents which used alone would feel cold and harsh.

What was the overall vision for your space?
My overall vision for this space was to bring the outdoors in by creating an organic speakeasy lounge. I wanted this space to be warm and inviting yet refined and understated. Somewhere you entertain with guest or unwind after a long day with family.

What was the overall vision for your space?
Our rooms are backdrops for our clients lifestyles. We wanted to create an inviting space that is at once warm, natural, and effortlessly sophisticated. While still incorporating minimalism and functionality.