Its all in the details...Handmade decorative glass cabinet hardware highlight the beautiful spalted oak countertops.

Stunning hand painted replica design of encaustic tiles found in the entry foyer of this historic estate home. A decorative finish artist from New York was brought in to the project and bring to life the design vision for the kitchen.

Travels to Morocco...ancient wood....dreamy blues and rich terracotta...blending old with new...the Moroccan Casbah comes back to life. Expert finishing artists utilized the ceiling as a canvas to execute the recurring themes of the home.

Moroccan details, such as this custom finished door, fused with historic architecture create a dynamic design theme that honors the original homeowner´s vision and integrity of the home.

Moroccan blues and authentic terracotta finishing, highlight the historic charm and character of this home.

Modern day handcrafted fixtures and sink draw attention to the dramatic spalted oak countertops, which were fabricated and sourced locally.

Juxtaposition of contemporary materials and authentic encaustic tile replica design create a unique focal pork in this kitchen.

Beautifully lavish Carrera marble mantel sourced locally and a perfect find for this Italianate home.

A beautiful Moroccan motif was revealed when the original wood was restored in the entry foyer and replicated here, in the kitchen. The finish artist brought to life the original motif, custom terracotta finishing, a copper finish framing the windows and an antiqued whitewash finish on the window seat.

Historic hardware, solid brass fittings, all original to this Victorian Italianate home, and lovingly restored to its original condition.

The original hand etched double glass doors, dating to 1868, divide the formal double parlors and create a stunning focal point. A handsome solid Philadelphia cherry mantel with hand carved detail sets the tone for ambiance of a bygone era.

Detail of hand etched glass fruit basket design, Victorian Era.

More details! Custom plaster ceiling medallion, hand crafted locally, to replicate the original piece, which had disappeared from this lovely home.

The custom fireplace mantel and intricate tile design are complemented by warm lighting provided by the beaded wall sconces.

The original gasolier chandelier was restored and gives the room its character and authenticity.

Custom velvet draperies add a sweeping elegance to the space, while highlighting dramatic architectural features.

Elegant draperies in a gorgeous European embroidered fabric sourced globally sets the tone for a charming space and a window with a view of the gardens.

A charming Dorothy Draper hutch creates a dynamic focal point in the breakfast room.

Beautiful silk draperies frame the sophisticated sweeping windows.

Silk draperies, and a Victorian bronze sculpture add drama to the original fireplace mantel, which dates to 1868.

Dramatic window treatments set the stage in this gorgeous Victorian home.

Original wood doors were restored and refinished in an authentic Moroccan blue and terracotta trim to complete the Moroccan Casbah theme.

The restoration of the Williams House is considered a “green project“ with an extensive amount of original materials from this historic home implemented into the design. The ceiling is made or riverwood, culled from the Cape Fear River, as well as wood beams sourced from local historic sites. A kitchen island, styled with inspiration from 1940s cabinets is topped by a slab of spalted oak, rescued from the late, great Ice House in Wilmington, NC, an historic local landmark.

Travels to Morocco...ancient wood....dreamy blues and rich terracotta...blending old with new...the Moroccan Casbah comes back to life. Expert finishing artists utilized the ceiling as a canvas to execute the recurring themes of the home. Shown here, is the intricate coffer ceiling detail, a focal point of the home.

Expert finish artisans were hired to deliver the Morrocan theme, the terracotta and authentic lapis blue doors, the intricate details in the coffer ceiling, mixing with the original wood siding from the historic back porch, now a larger than life chef’s dream kitchen!

Create your own unique look! Authentic finish work seen here in herringbone tile design, a replica of historic encaustic tile design over the range hood, blends with spalted oak countertops and a modern tile backsplash design.

It’s all in the details! Select beautifully hand made, high quality fixtures that reflect your personality and design theme, and choose an accent color to add another layer to your cabinetry design.

Handmade ceiling tiles with gold leaf ornaments create a stunning coffered ceiling!

Handmade herringbone brick design juxtaposes reclaimed wood ceiling for a unique design!

More details of custom finish work seen here in window seat and trim. A “kicked back“ layered finish on the window seat contrasts with the terracotta trim to create a timeless, historic look.

Frame a beautiful view to the gardens with stunning terracotta and encaustic tile finish work around the windows.

“If These Walls Could Talk“....recreate 150 year old walls with a decorative marble and plaster wall finish, and enhance with elegant terracotta finish details.

Reclaimed Red Oak wood comes to life in a custom corner piece, finished out with Moroccan design motifs, hand made by a local craftsman.

Close-up detail of handmade corner desk, of reclaimed red oak wood and full of Moroccan design motifs.

Moroccan Casbah theme comes to life for this client, showcasing loads of custom finish work, reclaimed wood, copper backsplash and decorative plaster walls.

Hand painted reverse glass design adds a unique decorative feature to this door.

Hand crafted copper backsplash by local artisan, and honed black marble countertops juxtapose original wood siding in new kitchen, which was once a back porch.

A beautiful design always begins with a well thought out color palette. Here, a neutral color scheme sets the stage for a mix of antiques and newly discovered fabrics, patterns and finishes for this client. This room was completely restored and refinished.

Stunning architectural details, plaster walls, trim work, moldings, original wood shutters from 1868, all set the stage for a show stopping interior design in these double parlor rooms. This room was completely restored and refinished.

A beautiful design always begins with a well thought out color palette. Here, a neutral color scheme sets the stage for a mix of antiques and newly discovered fabrics, patterns and finishes for this client. This room was completely restored and refinished.

Beautifully restored nail down parquet floors from the 1920s, cover the double parlors in this historic Victorian-Italianate home.

The custom fireplace mantle and intricate tile design are complimented by warm lighting provided by the beaded wall sconces. The original gasoline chandelier was restored and gives the room authenticity and character.

Beautifully restored nail down parquet floors from the 1920s, cover the double parlors in this historic Victorian-Italianate home.

A restored claw foot tub, which is the 2nd oldest bath tub in Wilmington, creates a dramatic focal point in this master bath, which boasts an elaborate custom tile design and cabinetry fit for a queen. The penny round floor tiles were originally found in this bathroom, which was completely restored.

Honed Carrera marble blends beautifully with the tile backsplash a luscious pale blue cabinetry finish.

A glamorous master bath, full of elegant details! This room was completely restored.

Original art, a luxurious palette of persimmon, cyan blues and fabulous lighting create a relaxing retreat in this guest bedroom.

Guest Bedroom at Adamsleigh Estate for Junior League of Greensboro Designer Showhouse. Featured in Traditional Home Magazine during High Point Furniture Market.

A pattern play of textiles, color and lighting add a nod to elegance and glamour from a bygone era in this lovely guest bedroom retreat.

Stunning French glamour and high fashion come to life in a synergy of wonderful patterns, textures and color

Make a statement with a grand entrance! Decorative finishing creates a stunning focal point on these historic doors, dating to 1868.

Finding the most talented local craftspeople deliver a stunning vision! Here, the custom tile work design becomes an art form in this master bathroom.

A Victorian Tea Party! Lavish details, including authentic fruits, vintage china, and fancy silver candelabras showcasing gorgeous floral arrangements, create a show stopping, inviting Christmas tablescape. Featured in Wilmington Magazine.

Details! Charming, thoughtful elements create a festive theme, sure to evoke special memories and lingering conversations.

The key to a festive tablescape is gathering elements found in nature, blending with a harmonious color scheme while creating a visual focal point, will give your guests that special feeling of sharing wonderful memories.

A gorgeous bouquet of roses, hydrangeas, and wintry greens create a lovely Christmas tablescape!

THE WILLIAMS HOUSE

was built in 1868 by merchant George Williams and serves as a fine example of Victorian-Italianate architecture. The home was recently restored to a single family unit for the first time in 60 years. The restoration of the Williams House is considered a “green“ project which reused an extensive amount of original materials. Working with their designer and builder, the owners have succeeded not only in saving an extraordinary architectural landmark but also in bringing energy and positive action to community life. This home is also a fine example of cultural sustainability as it enhances the entire neighborhood through the restoration of this stunning piece of architecture.