Curiosity Did Not Kill the Cat…Especially if that Cat Loves Design!

At the heart of good design is curiosity. It’s about asking questions, exploring visual form and pushing ideas until something clicks. Maybe that's why design can be so hard to teach or fully standardize.

The truth is: every beautiful project is built on top of a dozen ideas that didn’t quite work.

While we can learn the basic design principles and develop the skills to explore ideas, each of us has a different threshold for failure. That willingness to test, revise, and rethink is what leads to something truly considered.

Curiosity is human nature—that’s why our process makes room for client collaboration, smart exploration, and thoughtful decisions without losing momentum. With technology in the driver’s seat, you can move forward with confidence, knowing your design has survived the gauntlet and is ready to deliver the best return on your investment.

Let's take a look at a project we are working on now...

Design principles shaped by experience laid the groundwork for this kitchen in a project we’re working on now. The whole house is being reimagined, and while the kitchen is just one part of a much bigger vision, it’s where we dial in—because the kitchen is the heart of the home. We used Revit and Twinmotion software to give our clients a glimpse into their new home.