On August 4, 2016, The New York Times published an article, “How Sunflowers Follow the Sun, Day after Day” and it inspired me. At dawn, whole fields of sunflowers stand at attention, all facing east,
As I travel through my architectural world I am privileged to visit the inside of many private homes. It is necessary for me to understand and appreciate the lives and lifestyles of my clients so that
Coming from the east coast (Fairfield, CT and Westchester, NY counties) I thought it would be less expensive to build in the Boulder/Front Range area. Well, I was wrong. If anything, the high demand for
It would be easy to say that the mantra of construction is “happily ever after.” Yes, it is possible to feel satisfaction post-project. This occurs when the design is right and the construction values are high. But,
A plan is essential to keep a project on track. Here are the basic steps to follow when working with The Healing Home: Compose your Wish List We start with a frank discussion about what
You love your home, your nest, your abode. You have been thinking about all of the changes you might do if: You had the money You knew exactly what you would change You had the
We love our homes. We put tremendous care into the organization of the spaces and environment we live in. Being in balance with the personal and physical energies that surround us not only says a lot
Flow, function, balance, beauty and craftsmanship are the goal of The Healing Home. Why waste the time, money, and effort for less than the highest possible outcome? A thoughtful, practical plan is based on
