As more individuals prioritize sustainability in their daily lives, how can we borrow from the world of commercial design to meet the demands at home?

As one of the most influential tastemakers in color, Pantone’s “Color of the Year” inspires designers, brand leaders, and consumers in nearly every industry around the world — from fashion, to cosmetics, industrial design, product packaging, media, and of course — furniture and home furnishings.

While most of our design work centers on larger scale renovations, from time to time clients ask us for ways they can easily revamp their homes without any major impact to their lives — or more importantly — their wallets.

Now that springtime is here we’re being called to return to our porches and patios to enjoy all that the season has to offer.

But if your little piece of earth is less “Great Outdoors” and more “Just Okay Outdoors” you may be feeling a bit stuck or overwhelmed.

If you’re in the planning stages of a renovation or construction project for your home, take a few minutes to read this first.

The days are getting longer, and the air is getting warmer. That means spring is right around the corner — and to help you breathe some new life into your space, we’ve got a round-up of our favorite home décor finds this season.

As a design team that primarily works on older, quirkier homes sprinkled throughout Pittsburgh’s neighborhoods, we can understand the appeal of purchasing a newer home a little further out in the ‘burbs.

When we’re pulling a design scheme together, we often find ourselves looking for a one-of-a-kind piece that helps move the needle from “good” to “great” — and often, the solution we land on is vintage.

Some of the biggest names in color have weighed in, and we’re ready to “paint the town red” in the coming New Year!

Is it possible to be at the very beginning of something, while simultaneously feeling like you’ve come full circle?