KBCO Design

Testing the light, tweaking the design, making it better.

This is what the process looks like before the final install.

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Nobody gets to define this for you.

Not your parents. Not your friends. Not the highlight reel you’ve been comparing yourself to.

Success is personal. Mine looks like designing extraordinary spaces and swinging in a hammock at the beach with nowhere to be.

The art of doing and the art of doing nothing — equally intentional. Equally mine.

What does yours look like? 👇

BTS from Season 1 of Queen of Versailles Reigns Again.

I don’t take it lightly when a project like this comes along.

A 90,000 square foot home. Cameras everywhere. A family whose story the whole world was watching. And my job was to walk in, feel the space, and make sure every room felt as extraordinary as the moment called for.

That’s the work I love most. The kind that asks everything of you.

So grateful to have been trusted with this one.


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You can build a house without hiring an interior designer.

You can also cut your own bangs.

We don’t recommend either.

Because here’s what we’ve learned after 25 years and more homes than we can count:

A beautiful house and a home that feels like you are two completely different things.

Anyone can make a space look good. What we do is different. We use our ID.entity framework to find the version of you that your home should be speaking — and then we build it. Every sight line, every threshold, every detail aligned to one thing: you walking in and finally feeling like you’re home.

Not impressed. Not comfortable. Home.

If that’s what you’re looking for, we should talk.

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Let me tell you about something that stopped me in my tracks at Phillips Collection.

This new indoor outdoor line looks like substantial architectural stone. The kind of piece that anchors a space, commands attention and feels completely permanent.

It is not stone. It is high quality resin.

Here is why this matters as a designer — one of the biggest challenges in high end outdoor and large scale commercial spaces is weight. Stone is extraordinary but it is immovable, expensive to install and completely impractical in certain environments.

This line solves that problem without sacrificing an ounce of visual authority. You get the look. You get the scale. You get the drama. And you can move it.

This is exactly the kind of innovation we are always looking for at KBCO Design — materials that perform beautifully AND give us flexibility in how we design a space.

Design is always evolving. So are we.