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Room by room.

A kitchen window over a sink and a west-facing bedroom are not the same problem. These are the four rooms we are called about most, for window treatments and remodeling alike.

Wide wooden shutter louvers striping light across a pale timber floor — Interiors

Wooden blind over a kitchen window beside white cabinetry and a walnut wall — Kitchens

White shaker kitchen with a marble island and pendant lights — Kitchens

Galley kitchen in white with a quartz island and stainless range — Kitchens

Walnut kitchen with a long island and a full-height window at the end of the run — Kitchens

Contemporary kitchen with an orange counter and clerestory windows above the cabinets — Kitchens

Minimal white kitchen with a walnut counter and a window above the sink — Kitchens

White kitchen with a marble island and a small window beside the range — Kitchens

Grey-tiled bathroom with a freestanding tub and an obscured window — Baths

Bedroom with floor-length sheers beside French doors and sunlight across the floor — Interiors

Neutral bedroom with a wide upholstered headboard and fitted wardrobes — Interiors

Living room with a plaster fireplace wall and tall narrow windows — Interiors

Living room with grey curtains framing a garden door — Interiors

Open living room wrapped in floor-to-ceiling glazing looking onto trees — Interiors

Modern render-and-cedar house with deep-set windows — Exteriors

Contemporary house with timber louvered screens shading a glazed elevation — Exteriors

Single-storey house at dusk with a lit entry canopy — Exteriors

Covered terrace with a timber ceiling looking out over a city view — Exteriors

These images show the kinds of rooms we work in rather than specific installations of ours. Photographs of recent jobs are being added as they are shot.

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