Work
Frames from the desk
These frames are references. Client deliveries are not published here. Open a project to read what changed and, where a pair exists, to drag the before-and-after bar.
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The crane stayed
A rooftop pool house, graded for the listing, with the construction crane left in the sky because it was really there.
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Division porch
A fall porch, straightened and graded, with the pumpkins left where the seller put them.
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A flatter file, then the facade
What enhancement actually changes: a dull, cool file brought back to the exposure and color of the finished frame.
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West hills water
An afternoon terrace moved to the last hour of daylight, with the spa, the fire bowl, and the hedges left alone.
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Tree and glass
A dusk still and a sixty-second film of a glass pavilion, graded to the same evening.
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Alberta living
An empty living room furnished for a buyer who wanted warm contemporary, not a showroom.
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Overlook primary
A primary bedroom staged in a quieter palette than the living room, because it is a different room.
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Clinton work corner
A lived-in room with the desk, the chair, and the cables removed, and the plants left.
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Hawthorne counters
A proposed counter and cabinet finish, shown on the kitchen that is actually there.
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Three levels, no invented closet
A marketing plan redrawn from a pencil sketch, with approximate dimensions labeled as approximate.
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A walk, not a spin
Eight scenes in the order a buyer would walk a model house, starting at the glass wall.
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Courtyard house, view two
One locked camera of a house that did not exist yet, with the landscape labeled as year three.