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MID CENTURY MODERN
MID CENTURY MODERN
Award winning interior remodel of a four bedroom single family home. Featuring authentic Mid-Century furnishings by Florence Knoll, Milo Baughman and Paul McCobb - Planners Group.
Kansas City Homes & Style ASID Design Excellence Awards
Kansas City Homes & Styles May 2023 - Feature Article
Photography: Matt Anderson
Winner of Five ASID Heartland Design Excellence Awards 2023
Interior architectural design changes were critical to this project to correct the existing architectural anomalies in the spaces. Enlarging the kitchen area to accommodate the need for two chefs at the same time was essential.
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Award - Gold / Living Room
A small area made large to create a place to gather with friends and family adds comfort and fun not only for special occasions but on a daily basis. This is where function and aesthetics meet common ground.
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Award - Gold / Kitchen (Under 300 sq. ft.)
An authentic Florence Knoll office credenza circa early 1950s in walnut and lacquer finishes doubles as a back drop to the sectional.
Simple and clean is the MCM style. An authentic Paul McCobb - Planners Group expanding dining table in walnut (circa mid 1950s) allows for entertaining of larger groups with family members and friends.
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Award - Gold / Dining Room
A Milo Baughman buffet (circa late 1950s) in figured walnut adds beauty and function to complete this dinning room setting.
A major redesign of this room made it more private while creating more storage as shown by this “cabinetry and fabric backed headboard”.
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Award - Silver / Non-Primary Bedroom
Once two rooms, now one. Plenty of space for mom and the kids to have fun at bath time.
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Awards - Silver / Bath under 150 sq. ft.
Once we get to the right step in the process we may provide 3D SketchUp models in our client meetings to discuss the various architectural and interior design impacts. Often we manipulate the model right there with you to achieve your vision.
Sometimes a rendering for custom murals may be necessary. This is an example of the one provided for this project. This image was submitted to the artist in UK who then created the life size mural on wax paper with gold leaf edging.
This is not a photo. It is one of three renderings provided so you can “ know before you go” as to how your new home will look before construction begins. From here we will tweak the design, add the finishing touches and get your approval.
This clubhouse is the beating heart of the community. High in the mountains once inhabited by the Lakota Native Americans and built to reflect the scale of the surrounding mountains this community center honors the legacy of both the modern Native American and Modern cowboy.
A great place to entertain, be entertained and play. Truly the Art of Mountain Living
Photography: Bjorn Bauer
Complement to the Art of Mountain Living this features the exterior renovation of the Trailhead Clubhouse.
The deck was extended on the western side of the building while a new pool, hot tub, kiddie pool was constructed by contractor RA Nelson.
The deck just off the main Clubhouse event space was designed and set up as an extended entertaining venue.; bringing the inside out.
Photography: Bjorn Bauer
Sitting at the base of the mountain just yards away from the gondola this ski club lounge and dining room is a wonderful place to catch a quick breakfast before hitting the slopes. And when the day is over the lounge is the perfect place to relax in the warmth of fire. The Art of Play is inside and out.
A mountain home in a glen of aspen trees. A full gut and remodel of a three bedroom townhome bringing the outside in.
Award winning interior remodel in Health & Wellness Design.
A full home interior remodel consisting of three bedrooms, 3 bath, media room, music room, game room, studio with a formal living and dining room.
The Story
After the passing of his wife he became a recluse and hoarder living in a toxic environment leading to the decline of his physical, mental and emotional health. He had lost focus and purpose.
By taking a holistic design approach to his surroundings, specifically and individually addressed to promote his health and wellness, his life was changed.
This project is the ultimate in human-centered design. The epitome of just how impactful interior design can be on the physical, mental, and emotional health and well-being of a regular ordinary person. It is Health & Wellness Design at its beating heart.
Kansas City Homes & Styles ASID National Focus Award for Wellness Design
KCH&S Star Recognition for Wellness Design
Photography: Matt Anderson
Nestled in a grove of Aspen trees beside a roaring river this mountain townhome was originally built in the late 1970’s.
With the passing of many decades this townhome changed very little. In the primary bath walls and doors lined with mirrors intended to make the room feel larger only created an unstable and distorted feeling. The floor plan with its angled and awkward wall layouts added discomfort to the space.
This interior remodel brought this home out of the past and into the 21st Century. A clean refreshing environment free of the distortions and dingy look became a place of uplift and healing. And in a single word from the owner the end result is: STUNNING!
Photography: Matt Anderson
A Colorado mountain retreat steeped in the late 1800 Victorian style with a modern counterpoint.
Photography: Carol Way Cisco
At the base of a mountain a great retreat for dining. An interior remodel to freshen up the dining experience.
This unique piece of architecture in the mountains of Colorado was actually a barn at one time. A refurbish of the existing interior along with some remodel brought this wonderful environment to life.
This near total ground up and award winning home is the Colorado Home of the Year.
Mountain Homestyle - Modern Mix
Colorado Homes & Styles Magazine: “Home of the Year”
Interior remodel of a large home with four primary bedrooms each with their own primary baths and two guest bedrooms.
An award winning studio addition to the home of the parents for a disabled veteran. A health & wellness designed space taking a therapeutic approach to the built environment in service to the veteran.
IIDA RED Magazine Recognizing Exemplary Design
ICON - The American Society of Interior Designers Magazine | Design for Life | A Home Designed to Heal
Illinois American Society of Interior Designers Magazine | Design Excellence Award
Mission Recovery is a full ground up addition to the parents home of a severely disabled veteran. Essential to this design was our therapeutic design process to aid in the healing and recovery of the veteran. Applying evidenced based design SDS was able to create an interior that was soothing and restful reminding our veteran of pleasure moments in his life. The studio is designed to create the feeling of normalcy rather than emphasizing his disability. Every detail of the design had careful consideration to ensure not only a sense of being normal but was functional for his disability. This is Health and Wellness Design at its best.
ASID Design Excellence Award - First Place for Universal Design + IIDA Exemplary Design Award - For Healthcare - Assisted Living
An interior remodel with “found” antique furnishings for a widowed veteran. Here is where applying our “Therapeutic Approach to Interior Design” changed the life of this homeowner.
Kansas City Homes & Style ASID Heartland Design Award
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Award - Gold | Sustainable Design
Sustainable design was only one aspect of this project. Health & Wellness Design was a critical part of the design process for this owner.
This room is a reflection of the pain this widowed veteran was living since the passing of his wife over a decade ago. He never changed one thing since that event. He had no idea how this was affecting him mentally and physically until Signature Design + Studio applied their “Therapeutic Approach to Interior Design” to improve his life.
This involved a process that was slow and compassionate. It took several months to work our way through what was “a must have to keep” and what was not. The most important aspect of this project was not the beautiful physical transformation of this room (and whole house) but the change of mental well-being of the homeowner. Who is now vibrant and living his life in present time.
This one is for the ladies. An interior remodel with found antique (circa 1865) furnishings for this quest bedroom.
Kansas City Homes & Style ASID Heartland Design Award
ASID Heartland Design Excellence Award - Silver | Guest Bedroom
A consultation service that simply rearranged the space for optimum use and displayed the wonderful sculptures and art of the owners.
Yellowstone comes to Kansas. Original art painted by owner.
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