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Thoughtful millwork can make a small home feel surprisingly generous. Making the most of the home’s smaller footprint, while creating space for both function and collecting.⁠
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A former walk-in closet became a compact office, with deep drawers below and open shelving above for books and collected objects. In the dining room, custom plant shelves turn an existing window into a layered display. And in the kitchen, custom cabinetry gives the kitchen a tailored feel brings the same attention to detail to the heart of the home.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @aimeemazzenga⁠
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling⁠ taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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23 days ago

High ceilings are an opportunity to design vertically.⁠
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At the Sedgwick Residence, custom millwork helps balance the scale of the space while adding character and making auxiliary spaces, such as the foyer and flanking walls, feel more intentional.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Architecture Permit: @designenmasse⁠
Contractor: @arkwrightconstruction⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Photography: @bymichaeldruce⁠
Styling: @lrogala & @miscellaneaetc taken in Lincoln Park, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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a month ago

Earthy textures, hand-finished plaster, warm terracotta, and natural stone come together to create a space that feels quiet, warm, and restorative.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @aimeemazzenga⁠
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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a month ago

Calm interiors often come from thoughtful restraint.⁠
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This Bucktown duplex balances clean lines with wood, marble, and rich textures to create a home that feels refined, livable, and layered. With minimalism, the goal is not to strip a space bare, but to use a limited palette, natural materials, and editing to make every detail feel considered.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @aimeemazzenga⁠
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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2 months ago

One wall, two purposes: a home for your collected pieces, and a place to slow down.⁠
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At Sedgwick, we incorporated a custom millwork wall with built-in shelving that combines practical storage with a reading nook. The space was reconfigured as part of the broader renovation to also add a secondary bathroom and a dedicated office, giving this Lincoln Park home a more functional, well organized second floor.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon
Architectural Permit: @designenmasse
Contractor: @arkwrightconstruction
Millwork: @landsorstudio
Photography: @bymichaeldruce
Styling: @lrogala & @miscellaneaetc taken in Lincoln Park by @landsorstudio

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3 months ago

Holstein Park is a duplex carved out of a 3-flat, and the footprint pushed us to be more intentional. ⁠
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No wasted hallways, just a natural flow from the kitchen into the dining room that makes hosting feel like second nature. The island gives you a place to prep while staying in the conversation. The flat-front cabinetry and built-in storage mean everything is out of sight before guests arrive. ⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @aimeemazzenga⁠
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling⁠ taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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3 months ago

A well-designed bathroom should feel like a retreat, not just a utility. ⁠
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With a skylight and a palette of natural materials, this primary has quietly become a favorite room of the Holstein Park home.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @aimeemazzenga⁠
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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3 months ago

The best kitchens are the ones built around routine.⁠
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At Sedgwick, the coffee bar does exactly that. Tucked into the kitchen, alongside a dining nook, it gives a young family recently settled back in Chicago a small, dependable ritual each morning, a place to pause before the day picks up speed. ⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Architectural Permit: @designenmasse
Contractor: @arkwrightconstruction
Millwork: @landsorstudio
Photography: @bymichaeldruce
Styling: @lrogala & @miscellaneaetc
Finalist in @subzeroandwolf Kitchen Design Contest taken in Lincoln Park by @landsorstudio

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4 months ago

Designed for the couple that buys records and has been waiting for a room to match. ⁠
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⁠Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @elise.pfisterr taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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4 months ago

Guided by the quiet minimalism of Scandinavian and Japanese design, this home embraces warmth, texture, and thoughtful restraint.⁠
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From the white oak millwork and sculptural curves of the kitchen to the layered textiles and custom detailing of the primary bedroom, every element was selected to create a sense of calm and connection. ⁠
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A grounded palette, natural materials, and intentional craftsmanship carry the story from room to room.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc
Photography: @aimeemazzenga
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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4 months ago

Simplicity + Organization / Our clients home, once an industrial workshop, was at one time converted into living space. The layout never had anything to organize itself around and felt unresolved. A large oak “cube” in the center of the space housing the mudroom and pantry play off of a metal clad fireplace and screen in the living and entry areas. Simple@moves with huge results.

Architecture: @designenmasse
Photography: @rymcdon
Featured: @chicagomag
#designenmasse taken in Bucktown, Chicago by @landsorstudio

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4 months ago

Open plan living offers a lot of flexibility, but it also asks more from the design. ⁠
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Without walls to define each area, intention has to come from somewhere else. ⁠At Holstein Park, custom millwork steps in to shape the space, creating zones, adding storage, and giving the eye a natural place to land.⁠
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Interior Design: @chicagocommon⁠
Millwork: @landsorstudio⁠
Contractor: @haskenhardwoodllc⁠
Photography: @aimeemazzenga⁠
Styling: @cate.ragan.styling by @landsorstudio

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4 months ago