Project Highlight: 1960's Home Update

 

This 1960’s home was in desperate need of an update. Our team designed and renovated this space to give it a warm, more modern feel.

 

Rich wood flooring, woodwork details, soft neutrals, and transitional furniture all work together to complete this inviting dining room and study.

 

What spaces do you like to see updated?

Design Inspiration: Farmhouse Fun

In Bridgehampton, New York, this farmhouse is filled with the owners’ flea-market and antique shop finds from London and Paris.

Celebrated designer, Jeffrey Bilhuber, added his own creations, including the living room’s two-sided sofa, and we're inspired!

Elle Decor

Photographer: Pieter Estersohn

Product Pick: Oscar De La Renta Collection for Centry

We bow (wow-wow) before you!

 

This brilliant man can create drool-worthy design here:

 



 

AND here:

 

 

"The creative process never stops."

You can view more of Oscar De La Renta’s furniture line at:

Oscar De La Renta Home for Century Furniture

Quick Tip: Cutting Natural Stone

The way natural stone is cut can produce a variety of different looks. When choosing a natural stone tile or slab, consider the different ways the product can be manufactured and how you want it to look in the space.

 

Below is an example of travertine tile – illustrating the difference between cross-cut and vein cut.

 

Have questions? Feel free to comment!

 

Sincerely,



 

Design Portfolio



RESIDENTIAL SPACES

Museum District Loft

Tanglewood Kitchen

 

Lakeside Guest Bath

 

Lakeside Retreat

 

Tanglewood Living Room

 

River Oaks Study

COMMERCIAL SPACES

P2 Energy Solutions







Quick Tip: Create a Concept Board!

When contemplating a new design, ask your interior designer to present a concept board with all of the finishes to be used in your new space.

This is a great tool that helps you easily visualize all of the fabrics, color swatches, finishes, and textures that may grace your new pad.  It also helps demonstrate how each element will work together to create an overall finished look.

Here are some samples of past MFI concept boards:

 

 

Another great reason to use concept boards? It can help you see what might be missing in your current design and point you towards those pieces that will become your perfect finishing touches.

Enjoy!