Growsgreen Home takes everything you love about Growsgreen Landscape Design and brings it inside.

 A clean and textured space

By changing out the old, scratched bamboo flooring with sustainable white oak, and painting the walls of the home matte white, we were able to capture the natural light of the space and set a backdrop for the quiet layering of textures and interests. Yes, we do that a lot. Love, love, love texture and quiet spaces.

Warm design for a calm space in the city

We focused on creating an open feeling in this combination living room/dining room. By using natural materials like the wood table and linen couch, we softened the space. Taking advantage of the huge amount of natural light, we installed curtains that could be repositioned with the daylight. Vintage glass and metal lights bring some glam to the space while the browns and brasses still work with our earthy hues. 

Adding nature to a 1910 Craftsman

For this family of seven, we worked on the surfaces and with the furniture to create a lovely inviting updated home that transcends just one style. We were true to the Craftsman wood paneling, but added different styles for an eclectic interesting mix with enough seating and dining for all!

Bringing some hygge to a new construction

This home was being completely rebuilt. After the architect created plans to divide the rooms and spaces, I aided the client in choosing the finishes and elements. We chose flooring options, paint colors, and details down to the last planted pot together. The result is an organic bright space that feels calm and is a respite for the family. 

A phased fixer

This interior was completed in phases but with an overall plan to add cohesiveness throughout the home. By using organic fabrics and materials, as well as rustic cedar beams, oak cabinets, and oak flooring, the design is an exercise in layering textures and forms so that everything is highlighted, while no one object dominates the space.

A new look for an acupuncture studio

Double Happiness Health wanted us to redesign their interior for their new acupuncture studio. We worked with them to create a visually-pleasing respite for patients as they made the transition from their work day and busy city life to their treatments. The effect is a light, relaxing space with organic and botanical interests.