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Luxury Home Collaboration Between Construction & Interior Design

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Beautiful design is only part of what we do.

Our technical background means we’re always thinking about how a design will actually come together in the real world. We’re looking ahead, working through the details, and making sure the design is clearly communicated before it reaches the field.

It’s a little less glamorous than picking finishes, but it’s a big part of what makes a project run well and a home feel beautifully resolved in the end.

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Day One at #BrickyardManor ✨ A first look at the details coming together: statement dining chairs, a beautiful brick fireplace, a dreamy primary bathroom, and layers of unexpected patterns throughout. So much to love already, and we’re only getting started! Stay tuned!!

Interior Designer: @faye_alishataylorinteriors
Furniture Designer: @lacey_alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @riverwooddevelopment
Architect: @altitude_design_ltd
Install Team: @rebecca_alishataylorinteriors @lucy_alishataylorinteriors @fldeliveries

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#OliveAndOak tells a quieter story of luxury. Built on land that was once Gilbert farmland, this home was designed around the idea of growth.

This home was designed for our clients’ current season of life: raising kids, gathering with friends, and making a lot of memories along the way.

That perspective shaped so many of our decisions. Luxury doesn’t always have to mean bigger or more dramatic. Sometimes it’s simply a home that feels beautiful, functions incredibly well, and gives your family the space to grow.

That’s what our #OliveAndOak design was all about!

Interior Designer: @alishataylorinteriors @mia_alishataylorinteriors
Builder: @fennrogers_customhomes
Architectural Designer: @gradyolsendesign
Landscape Designer: @shearondesigncollective
Pool Design: @morrispools
Photographer: @joshwacaldwell

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Proud to support @gotrmpc and the work they’re doing to build confidence, strength, and leadership in the next generation of women. 🤍 We’re especially proud of @lacey_alishataylorinteriors for the heart & dedication she gives to this cause.

Supporting my team also means supporting what matters to them, and we’re grateful to play a small part in something that makes such a meaningful impact in our community. Give them a follow!

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My Hot Take on Open Concept Design

“We’ve watched the attitude and approach to open floor plan design shift a little. Spending more time and focusing on personal relationships and human interactions in such a digital world has created a new way that architects and designers are approaching space, bigger is not always better.

Space that encourages interaction and conversation, rooms that focus on the function at hand, curating interest and meaningful rooms all are being better thought through today than the open concept only push.”

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