So as you know, we LOVE our kitchen. There are many parts of it that I remember you insisting on that I didn’t think we needed and now am so glad we have...such as the trash and recycling bins right next to the sink, the nice looking railing outside the window, my lovely refrigerator, etc. The list is long of what we love about the kitchen. This room has gone from my least favorite room of our house to my favorite.

Now we’re on house arrest with the COVID-19. I sit at my kitchen table and watch the birds and my pups outside and wonder how I would deal with this time without my little spot. The Goldfinches’ coats at my feeder are turning yellow for mating season and I get to watch them all.

And I have to address the clock! I looked for hours for something and the best I could do was to find a boring, ugly blue wall clock. You found us a piece of art that we not only love but are quite sure they designed only after they were sent a picture of our kitchen by you. We love it!

So once again, thank you for your lovely work, taste, skills, and hard work to pull off our new kitchen and center of our home.

Thank you for the exquisite renderings of the house plans. They complement the drawings and views, highlighting just how much you have captured all of the design requirements we had. It all reflects our daily living needs and our design aesthetic working together perfectly. We look forward to combining all of the works and progress into a coffee table book as its own work of art and memorializing the evolution of the project.

My wife and I are approximately half way through the construction process of a retirement second home in the Adirondack Mountains that was designed by this team. This camp is the culmination of a twenty year plus project originating with a winterized two story garage living space…

Carol and Tanya worked to maintain the feel of the old structure while incorporating LEED efficiencies with modern systems to make the new 2200 sure foot camp appear rustic but act modern. The design process has been totally painless. This team listens exceptionally well and has accommodated our desires while leading us to better choices that have increased functionality and maintained aesthetics throughout.

They did the research to maintain the “Great Camp of the Adirondacks” aesthetic which the Architectural Control committee on our lake requires. The chair of this committee did state that the committee has never received a better submission for approval in his 25 year membership on the committee.