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Project 1
A site visit here was helpful in establishing a harmony between the interior and the existing and commissioned artworks.
It is important that colour, line and form are all in sync.
Here orange, yellow and lime green were set against a white and grey background. The warm tones balance the cooler ones and create citrus-like burst of excitement.
Residential
Project 2
The addition of this front door address panel enhances the modern spirit of this Nettleton designed dwelling by lending a focal elegance to the entryway. It warmly invites in the visitor without competing with the original architectural integrity.
Project 3
Phil's glass panel series at the Hall House on Lake of The Isles draws inspiration from the Japanese art of origami folded into vague abstract sail boats to echo their playful movement. The final design makes this dining room addition by Minneapolis-based architect Staggerburge more personal and private through a unique combination of mouth-blown white opal and industrial Pilkington glass.
Project 4
The bathroom at the west-facing front of this Streeter house is made private with the use of etched leaded glass.
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