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Hayley Chavez

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Spaces that romanticize the mundane.
Projects nationwide.

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Timeless finishes, quiet tones, and materials that do the talking. The kitchen at Riverbend was designed to feel collected, not decorated — oak, stone, and marble layered together to feel like they’ve always belonged.

Photography: @amybartlam taken in California by @hlcstudio

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Works in progress 🤎☕️ taken in California by @hlcstudio

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Stone, wood, linen, light.
We layered this home with natural materials and soft contrast, allowing the architectural details to take center stage. The kind of space that feels lived in, but elevated—just the way we like it.

Photography: @amybartlam taken in California by @hlcstudio

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October Mood: cinnamon silk, amber tones, equestrian notes, warm coffee, antiques, and pausing for the simple moments 🤎🍂🐴 by @hlcstudio

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From rendering to coming to life - our French country project has so many so many special details we can’t wait to reveal. 🤎 taken in California by @hlcstudio

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September moments 🐴🤎☕️💼 taken in California by @hlcstudio

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The Gibson House primary bath may be our favorite transformation to date (swipe to see before)!

From bright green siding walls to marble, curved cabinetry, paneling, and the original tub kept exactly where it belongs. The kind of space that looks like it’s always been this way. taken in California by @hlcstudio

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Our French country project taking shape 🤎 taken in California by @hlcstudio

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July: the month I romanticized it all 🤎 taken in Couer D'alene Idaho by @hlcstudio

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3 months ago

The Gibson House primary 🤍

Photography: @elliekoleen taken in California by @hlcstudio

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Camera role as of late: all the projects in the works ☕️ taken in California by @hlcstudio

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Design books were my first source of inspiration long before Pinterest existed. There’s something about holding one, turning the pages slowly, that a screen can’t replicate.

So when Wim from @betapluspublishing reached out about featuring our Riverbend Estate project, I was so excited. To have it live in a book that sits on a shelf and gets opened and passed around, feels like exactly where it belongs.

Photography: @amybartlam taken in California by @hlcstudio

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