Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared several spaces from our Nyack, NY project: the primary bedroom, the primary bath, and the basement living area. Today we’re excited to highlight two schemes for the basement kitchen and bathroom — both embracing a playful point of view. Each scheme brings together a mix of soft and... Read more
Over the past couple weeks, we’ve shared both the primary bedroom and bathroom schemes for our latest project in Nyack, NY, in the Hudson River Valley just north of NYC. Today, we’re turning to the basement living area, where we’ve proposed two distinct directions: one centered on play, the other on relaxation. The first scheme... Read more
Spring Break Travel with Atelier Davis Portugal has been on our list for years—and while Scott and I visited about a decade ago, this was our first time experiencing it with the kids. Seeing it again through a different lens made it even better. We love Portugal because it hits that perfect balance: culture, architecture, and... Read more
Last week we shared the primary bedroom scheme and sketch from our latest project in Nyack, NY, and we’re back with more from this home. This time, we’re presenting two distinct directions for the primary bathroom. The first scheme uses clear glass blocks to define the shower while keeping the space open and connected. Custom... Read more
Our team is embarking on a new project, this time in the picturesque town of Nyack, NY just north of New York City on the Hudson River. With its rich cultural history and close ties to the city, Nyack has an eclectic, arts-driven energy that informed our approach. For the primary bedroom, we’re drawing from... Read more
Atelier Davis is working on a fun new project in Atlanta, a coffee shop filled to the brim with color! We’re repurposing an existing space and leaning into contrast by pairing rich greens and warm brass with playful tile, graphic flooring, and sculptural lighting. Each scheme explores a slightly different direction, from moodier, layered palettes... Read more
Atelier Davis is hard at work on a project in Atlanta, a bridal studio in the heart of Inman Park. We previously shared concept images for the entry, exploring two distinct directions. As often happens, the final design landed somewhere in between, balancing soft, feminine details with a more tailored, architectural framework. The studio itself... Read more
Atelier Davis is wrapping up the schemes for our Dallas project, this time focusing on the primary bedroom. Here we layered soft neutrals with earthy greens and warm walnut tones to create depth without heaviness. An upholstered bed anchors the room, flanked by lighting that’s equal parts functional and artful. Cozy accent chairs and a... Read more
For the playroom at our latest project in Dallas, we’ve put together a scheme that puts the fun in functionality. The room incorporates modular storage to keep toys contained but accessible, while the endlessly reconfigurable play sofa invites forts, movie nights, and the occasional crash landing. We layered in lots of personality with a graphic,... Read more
Team Atelier Davis is working on a new project in Dallas, and we’ve officially moved from concept boards to fully developed schemes. After sharing the living room and entry schemes last week, we’re refining the dining room with real product selections that reflect our clients’ wish for warmth, contrast, and clean-lined simplicity. The first scheme... Read more
For the past few weeks we’ve been sharing the concept images for a new project we’re working on in Dallas, and now we’re on to the next phase: scheming! We’re starting with the entry and living room, two spaces that set the tone for how the house feels day to day and when guests arrive.... Read more
Purple is having a moment, and not in a loud, royalty-only kind of way. We’re seeing softer, more grounded versions show up everywhere. The plums, lavenders, and aubergines that read almost like brown or gray. The kind of purple that behaves like a neutral but brings a little more personality to the room. Call it... Read more