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Architectural Concrete + Terrazzo Finishes | Functional art | Furniture all handcrafted + made in AZ | Husband + Wife making rad stuff ✌🏽
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Excited to share the long awaited and anticipated photos of the event space we designed — DREAMHOUSE. This project was exactly that, a dream. Clients who came to us wanting something memorable, a design that pushed boundaries and felt out-of-this-world, but at the same time, felt grounded and healing.

They trusted every aspect of our vision and we were able to collaborate with local artists to bring all of these details together. From the rammed earth wall treatment, plaster walls, desert orbs, custom furniture and draperies and beyond. We were tasked for the bathrooms to feel ‘psychedelic’ and we had no boundaries. We sourced almost every furniture piece either vintage or custom for the project, so we could create something truly one-of-a-kind. It was the perfect recipe to create magic.

#hospitalitydesign #eventspace #eventdesign #spiritual #interiordesign
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Our hospitality project is taking shape and every time I visit to check in on the progress, my jaw on the flooorrr!

We were pushed creatively and technically to bring this dreamy design to life, and seeing it all start to come together has made it completely worth it. We wouldn’t be able to do it without the incredible clients that trust us and the fabricators and artisans that we partner with every day.

Follow along as we announce the name and location of this space because maybe you’ll get to see it in person too!
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Sharing progress photos and renderings of an upcoming hospitality project coming soon🤎 this client trusted us with a vision to turn the space into a desert retreat that felt calming yet transformational. We can’t wait to share more about the space as it comes to completion.

You’ll notice inspiration from Amangiri - a minimalist desert design, with rammed earth, rustic wood tones and a play on organic form and light. We also pulled inspiration from Morocco, with the terracotta plaster, hand-ranked fireplace design and layered rugs, textiles and ornate details in the lighting. They wanted the bathrooms to be otherworldly and psychedelic. I think we delivered✨
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