A 2,500 square foot condo in Brentwood, handed over by the builder as a clean, neutral shell. We took on the full interior from the first sketch to the last pillow: layouts, CAD drawings, and the sourcing, purchasing and installation of every piece of furniture, lighting and decor.

The space was builder grade and completely generic. White walls, standard finishes and nothing that said anything about the people who would live there. It could have been any unit in any building.

Give every room its own character. Deep color does the heavy lifting: a plum living room under gold framed art, a moss green entry with an antique mirror, a rose painted stair hall glowing under a woven pendant. Soft curved seating, marble, travertine and plush rugs balance the bold walls, and a botanical mural turns the dining room into the moment everyone gathers around.

A home people talk about long after they leave. Each room feels collected over time instead of bought in a day, and a once generic condo now has a personality no other unit in the building can match.