When we first visited this home, the walls were empty and the light was extraordinary. Large windows facing west, high ceilings, and a quiet, restrained interior that left plenty of room for art to breathe.
The owners had been collecting for a few years, mostly black and white portraiture, and wanted to build something more cohesive. We spent an afternoon walking through the rooms, talking about scale, sightlines and what they wanted each space to feel like.
The result is a collection that moves through the house. Bold, arresting portraits in the entrance and living areas, quieter landscape work in the bedrooms, and a single large-format piece in the stairwell that anchors the whole home.
What we like most about this project is how personal it feels. Every piece was chosen for a reason, and nothing is there simply to fill a wall.
