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

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

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Interiors & Materiality, Design PrinciplesKim Allendesign, design process, design standardization, design options, visualization, renderings, twinmotion, revit, architecture, interior architecture, materials, interior design, home design, real estate, real estate investments
Selecting the Perfect Terra Cotta
Selecting the Perfect Terra Cotta

When our clients for a new, two-family home in the Irish Channel neighborhood asked us to provide them with something warm, modern and organic, we were excited about exploring this design aesthetic, especially as it pertains to key features like terra cotta tile.

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Interiors & Materiality, Design PrinciplesKim Allenterracotta, terra cotta, mediterranean, indoor outdoor living, architecture, interiors, warm modern, organic modern, tile, material research, construction materials, interior materials, architect's process, interior renderings, revit, enscape, New Orleans, new orleans design, New Orleans Architecture
Our Process: Creating Better Visualization For Clients
Our Process: Creating Better Visualization For Clients

Though our photorealistic renderings are a visualization tool they are often not seen by our clients until we are almost finished with the documentation portion of our work.

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BIM, Design Principles, Interiors & Materialityben allenStudio BKAarchitecture, new orleans, construction, renderings, enscape modeling, BIM, revit, design process, architects, NOLA, residential architecture, residential development, historic architecture