05/28/2026
InsideWright I Project
This was a project with a limited budget and a directive/need to work with pre-owned elements.
The primary goal was cohesiveness.
Color was the first grounding element. Related shades of blues and wood tones now move through the space.
Color was followed by scale and function.
Four separate door mats became a long runner. Ernesta’s custom size rug program allows you to maximize coverage at a very reasonable price.
A full length runner in an entryway welcomes you and draws you into the home.
The bench is upholstered in a Fabricut fabric that you’ll see in a more playful colorway in the living room *stay tuned*.
In the dining room blue moves around an extension table in light and darker toned chairs, and a custom blue Velora Home light fixture crowns the space.
Off the long foyer, the sons’ childhood bedroom has become a guest room.
Weighing in from the West Coast, the aesthetic and functionality of the room had to align with the son's needs during his occasional visits.
A workspace, a place to sleep that preferably does not look like a bed, and a wardrobe—not unlike what was pre-existing.
Once again a variety of different storage pieces became one long, unified element with Plywood Project’s modular millwork.
A Casara Modern daybed operates as a deep sofa and an extra long bed for someone who is over 6’ tall.
In narrow spaces, scale and repetition allow the eye, mind and body to relax.
