Customizing: A Soucie Horner Specialty!
Does custom wallcovering pique your interest? Custom artwork? How about that same artwork printed on fabric, just for you?
Does custom wallcovering pique your interest? Custom artwork? How about that same artwork printed on fabric, just for you?
From the moment its exterior is glimpsed, one thing is clear: blue – in all its many hues and moods – plays an important role in communicating the home’s aesthetic.
"Steve Jobs once said 'Design isn’t just design – it’s the way things work.' We couldn’t agree more."
Ask our client to define home, and her answer is nuanced. “A place that’s comfortable yet elegant,” she says. “A place that’s cozy and approachable but ratcheted up a bit in terms of style.”
Searching for a perfect family get-away spot? Look no further than our own Wickwood Inn, located in Saugatuck on Michigan’s Art Coast.
Some designers believe residential and commercial projects are two completely different beasts. At Soucie Horner, we respectfully disagree. In fact, the design process – and the end result – is often more alike than you might think, whether we’re working on a single-family home on Chicago’s North Shore, or a rental apartment building such as Wolf Point East in the heart of the city.
We recently sat down with Martin to discuss the inspiration behind our DreamHome living room. Needless to say, we were transported back in time. “Shea and I were students studying in Paris, traveling and taking in the designs and architecture around us. We absorbed, embraced and were forever altered by her charms,” recalls Martin. Though it could have been as simple as walking in the rain along cobbled stoned streets or stopping along a tourist-laden bridge to take in the intoxicating beauty of the pink sky enveloping the Seine, to Martin and Shea, every corner of the City of Lights was imbued with Joie de Vivre. Quite appropriately, the room was entitled as such. From the furnishings to the objects, every aspect of the room was infused with this sentiment.