2025 Excellence in Design Awards

Custom mural in the legacy conference room that pays tribute to McClellan High School and Dr. Marian G. Lacey

Designed for family living, this warm, vintage-inspired kitchen features dual work triangles, rich wood tones, and custom leaded glass for light and privacy.

Entrance Lobby: Creative use of lighting accents the architecture. Application of a modest artwork package enhances the lobby and board room. Board room image is printed on acrylic panels at a triptych attached to the wall with point supports for added dimension.

Teller Lobby

Photo by Tim Hursley; With southern views to the alley beyond, the multi-story central communal space invites employees to work and socialize in the large living room. More intimately sized seating arrangements and oversized artwork along the vertical travel path create a dynamic gathering space for this company.

Adult Collection view from Art/Exhibition Gallery

A panoramic view showcasing the reading lounge adjacent to the dedicated children's area and teen zone, creating a seamless transition between spaces for all age groups.

Altar and Dome Artwork

View of Chapel from Altar

Custom Chandelier has ombre Maple Leaves, glass bubbles and lights mimicking dew in the trees.

Photo by Chad Baumer; Situated at the south end of a 7.8-acre clear water lagoon is this resort’s feature multi-purpose venue – The Boathouse.

Photo by Chad Baumer; The indoor bar is tucked at the perimeter, allowing staff to work indoor and outdoor bars simultaneously. A circular bar beyond surrounds a 16-foot tall driftwood sculpture from the owner’s personal collection.

Main Dining Room. Carpet helped to keep the noise down I& the pattern floor designated the bar area.

Photo by Tim Hursley; The custom-designed ‘lagoon’ chandelier floats above the center bar and becomes a beacon for the restaurant at the south end of the Lagoon.

Lounge

Women's Clinic Entry Wall

To the left of the Cash Wrap is the dedicated shoe display. The round accent table is an elevated version of the older, smaller display tables.

Photo by Bonnie Leonard; An oversized digital display separates the most active area of the large living room with the workspace beyond, serving a double purpose of division and display.

View of the second-floor student lounge, featuring a variety of collaborative seating options for lounging or studying, with large windows offering views of the campus.

2nd Floor Community Lounge - Members Only

Bathroom Overall Perspective.

Primary Bathroom Vanity. The LED Vanity Mirrors provide additional lighting options, ample storage in the vanity. The shower 1/2 wall has a niche on the opposite side to conceal shampoo/soap bottles.

Full Fantasy Lux Backsplash with custom range hood in white oak to match the cabinetry

The design team was able to meet the clients' request to keep as much of the existing cabinetry as possible by conserving the location of the range, hood, microwave and sink.

Kitchen Overview

Louvered panels on the West side of the home flank the new outdoor fireplace. This achieves privacy for the family and blocks the afternoon sun while still allowing a breeze through.

This kitchen was designed as a gathering space where great meals and family connections come to life. At the heart of the design is a professional-grade range, framed by an inset tile niche with a storage ledge, seamlessly blending function and beauty. The marble mosaic backsplash, set in a herringbone pattern, adds a fresh take on a timeless material, bringing texture and dimension to the space. A bold navy island, painted in Sherwin-Williams Naval, anchors the layout, providing both contrast and a rich foundation. Brass hardware adds warmth and elegance, while oversized mercury glass pendants introduce just the right amount of drama and sparkle. A traditional floral fabric shade softens the space, creating a perfect balance of classic charm and modern functionality—where every detail is designed for effortless cooking and connection.

Living Room- Removed the fireplace which was located on the center of the exterior wall and replaced with matching doors and window to let the outside in. Biophilic design. Relocated the fireplace to an interior wall to create a new focal point with TV above.