Seeing the options before changing the room

Process · Furnishing plans

A big part of our process is creating strong visuals that help clients really see their options. Design rarely happens all at once. More often, it unfolds in phases, with each room raising different questions about what to keep, what to change, and when starting fresh makes the most sense.

Blue upholstered chair with a botanical cushion beside a vintage rug and wood-framed windows.

Blue upholstered chair with a botanical cushion beside a vintage rug and wood-framed windowsFrom Amy Pigliacampo’s original Instagram post.

Living-room design rendering with timber beams, teal seating, art, and a patterned rug.

Living-room design rendering with timber beams, teal seating, art, and a patterned rugFrom Amy Pigliacampo’s original Instagram post.

Interior design palette combining a patterned rug, fabric samples, paint colors, and a furniture outline.

Interior design palette combining a patterned rug, fabric samples, paint colors, and a furniture outlineFrom Amy Pigliacampo’s original Instagram post.

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