Photo: Adrienne DeRosa © 2015 Houzz Save for a few refinements, the layout of the space took shape exactly as Weiss had envisioned it from day one. Knowing that they were looking to design a loft-like environment, the couple kept to an open layout for the majority of the living space. One of the most fantastic features of the space is a bank of clerestory windows that flood the interior with seemingly endless amounts of daylight. Originally added back when the building served as an artist studio, Weiss and Carpenter agreed that keeping them was a must. "The only original part of the house is the ceiling and the existing skylights and clerestory," Weiss describes. "We basically changed everything else." The ceiling compliments the contents of the environment, but also continues the story of the homeowners' design philosophy. "We loved the original wood and steel ceiling, including steel beams forged at the Carnegie Steel Works," Carpenter explains. "In coming up with our design approach, we wanted to reflect some of the previous uses of the structure ... Keeping elements from the past not only interested us aesthetically." he says, "It was important to us to reuse structures and objects in ways that are close to their originally intended use."

Walls are Sherwin Williams Favorite Tan. Swivel chair from Lee Industries. Silhouette art is custom.

A hand-made copper chandelier, honed granite, farmhouse sink, colorful tile insert, copper range hood, and custom-built cabinets make for a gorgeous and functional kitchen. Photo by J. Sinclair

This rustic modern home was purchased by an art collector that needed plenty of white wall space to hang his collection. The furnishings were kept neutral to allow the art to pop and warm wood tones were selected to keep the house from becoming cold and sterile. Published in Modern In Denver | The Art of Living. Daniel O'Connor Photography

Andy McRory Photography J Hill Interiors was hired to fully furnish this lovely 6,200 square foot home located on Coronado’s bay and golf course facing promenade. Everything from window treatments to decor was designed and procured by J Hill Interiors, as well as all new paint, wall treatments, flooring, lighting and tile work. Original architecture and build done by Dorothy Howard and Lorton Mitchell of Coronado, CA.

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Working with Ashleigh Weatherill Interiors on this amazing Denver home. We painted the walls throughout the home. Photos by: Libbie Holmes

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RITZ CARLTON RESIDENCE designers: Jay Britto and David Charette photographer: Scott B Smith "Miami” “Interior Decorators Miami” “Interior Designers Miami” “Miami contemporary designs” “Miami Interior Decorators” “Miami modern designs” “Modern Interior Designers Miami” “Miami Interior Designers” “Miami Interior”

Modern Victorian home in Atlanta. Interior design work by Alejandra Dunphy (www.a-dstudio.com). Photo Credit: David Cannon Photography (www.davidcannonphotography.com)

Complete renovation of historic Cow Hollow home. Existing front facade remained for historical purposes. Scope included framing the entire 3 story structure, constructing large concrete retaining walls, and installing a storefront folding door system at family room that opens onto rear stone patio. Rear yard features terraced concrete planters and living wall. Photos: Bruce DaMonte Interior Design: Martha Angus Architect: David Gast

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