Our Greenwich Village project is moving right along, and this week we’re sharing the latest schemes for the kitchen and dining nook. If you remember we kicked things off with the entry, setting the tone for a home that balances classic charm with fresh, modern details. Now, we’re stepping into the heart of the home... Read more
Another #MoodboardMonday means a fresh look at our Greenwich Village project! This time we’re turning our attention to the entryway. We’ve already explored the concept boards for this project to establish the overall direction, and now we’re introducing two distinct entryway schemes that set the tone the moment you step inside. The first scheme embraces... Read more
We’re wrapping up the concept phase of our Greenwich Village project with a look at the bedroom: a study in contrast, texture, and refined comfort. The concept board below explores a palette of deep earthy greens, inky blues, and warm neutrals, creating a space that feels both moody and inviting. Design Elements We’re Loving: Sculptural... Read more
We’re back with another round of moodboards for our Greenwich Village project, this time focusing on two key rooms: the living room and the study. Like the bathrooms and kitchen we explored in earlier posts, these spaces strike a balance between refinement and ease, mixing vintage elements with clean-lined modernity. Living Room Concepts The common... Read more
Team Atelier Davis is back with another round of concepts for our Pennsylvania boathouse project, this time delving into the bedroom and bathroom. Just like the great room and kitchen, we’re aiming for a mix of warmth, texture, and a refined rustic feel that balances function with a bit of flair. Bedroom Concepts: Cozy, Layered,... Read more
Our Pennsylvania boathouse project is coming together, and today we’re diving into two key spaces: the kitchen and the bar. These areas will be workhorses of the house — built for both function and style, whether it’s cooking up a feast or mixing the perfect cocktail after a day on the water. The Vision For... Read more
Our Pennsylvania boathouse project is well underway, and we’re excited to share our design direction for the great room and dining area. This retreat, set alongside the main house, is all about balancing rustic warmth with refined details. The Vision For the great room, we’re leaning into natural materials, sculptural shapes, and a mix of... Read more
We’re kicking off an exciting new project at Atelier Davis: a Pennsylvania boathouse designed for entertaining and laid-back lake living. Sitting alongside an adjacent main house, this retreat will be all about warmth, texture, and a seamless connection to its natural surroundings. One of the first key decisions? Choosing the perfect exterior finishes. The right... Read more
Atelier Davis is back with another peek into our Greenwich Village project, this time focusing on the bathrooms. Each of the three concepts we presented to our clients achieves a balance of function and style, with a mix of vintage and modern elements to create a timeless feel. While each design has its own personality,... Read more
A well-designed office isn’t just about function, it’s about creating a space that fuels focus and creativity. For our latest Atlanta project, we designed three distinct office schemes, each packed with personality. And because no one likes a noisy workspace, we layered in sound-dampening wallcoverings and drapery to keep distractions at bay. Check out the... Read more
Atelier Davis is kicking off a new project, and that means moodboarding! Before we start selecting specific furniture and finishes, we like to zoom out and set the overall tone by determining how the rooms should look and feel with concept boards. For this Greenwich Village apartment, tucked into a beautiful prewar building, we’re going... Read more
Team Atelier Davis is back with another design deep dive! This week we’re unveiling two kitchen moodboards for our ongoing Atlanta project, one that leans into dramatic contrasts and another that exudes a serene, organic vibe. If you’ve been following along, you might remember some of our earlier posts about this project — like our... Read more