THE POCHAPIN PROJECT
THE POCHAPIN PROJECT
Description
This episode was more about love and family than even design. We preserved her mother's kitchen and sentimental memories but also brought in her own aesthetic.
Photographed By
Reid Rolls
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THE BELL PROJECT
THE BELL PROJECT
Description
Welcome to “Club Bell” for the coolest parents in town. The sweetest hang for Saturday morning cereal and the hottest place to be on a Saturday night.
Photographed By
Erin Kelly
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THE SPITZER SAWYER PROJECT
THE SPITZER SAWYER PROJECT
Description
"Alright, this project was FUN! BUT- first things first, the owner Vicki Sawyer - she and her art were the real stars of this show!"
Photographed By
Erin Kelly
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THE SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS PROJECT
THE SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS PROJECT FOR SALE
Price
$1,300,000
Description
I'm selling my newly renovated and designed home! 4 bed and 3 bath Mid Century modern in Sewickley Heights. Over 5 acres of private woods. Custom kitchen: Borghini marble counters, Sub Zero Refrig; Viking Stove. Custom handcrafted white oak staircase Custom artisanal concrete skimmed walls. Custom bi-fold floor to ceiling doors on both levels. Master bath: Steam Room, Stone Tub, Heated Floors, Double Shower Head, Marble Vanities, Walk In Closet. Freshly painted PPG Pure White inside and out.
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THE FORD FAMILY PROJECT
The Ford Family Project
Client
leanne, Erik, & Ever
Photographer
Tessa Neustadt
The Project
THE Steve Ford PROJECT
The Steve Ford Project
Client
Steve Ford
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
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THE HELMSTETTER PROJECT
The Helmstetter Project
Client
The Helmstetter Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
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THE McCALISTER PROJECT
The McCalister Project
Client
The McCalister Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
There are a lot of things I loved about this house, but my fave to do had to be the living room! The clients wanted to elevate their space and I knew the full wall fireplace was an opportunity to do that! I randomly came up with this idea to do a tiered thing to it and covered it with my ever favorite concrete skimcoat.
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THE RINAMAN PROJECT
The Rinaman Project
Client
The Rinaman Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
I’m a sucker for a farmhouse. Always have been always will be. And this is a real one, if you know what I mean! The clients moved from the city out to the country. The dream. We wanted to create their dream home to feel as if it had always been there.
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THE SMITH PROJECT
The Smith Project
Client
The Smith Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
Am I the only one who dreams of moving into a cottage in the country? The details of this project all help you think that maybe just maybe it has looked this way for 100 years.
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THE KARDELL PROJECT
The Kardell Project
Client
The Kardell Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
Bet ya didn’t see this one coming! Blue?! Even I break my own rules sometimes. It’s a traditional home with a traditional kitchen with a twist. Mixed cabinetry, the old world style hood details, marble floors and backsplash, all living together to create quite a lovely kitchen.
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THE HINE PROJECT
The Hine Project
Client
The Hine Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
The homeowners wanted a contemporary style home in a traditional space. First off the owners are incredible artisans and made their own gorgeous glass lighting fixtures throughout the home. The fireplace design was created with thin wooden slats in both the kitchen and living room, tying the rooms together.
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THE WILSON PROJECT
The Wilson Project
Client
The Wilson Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
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THE HARTZBERG PROJECT
The Hartzberg Project
Client
The Hartzberg Family
Photographer
Alexandra Ribar
The Project
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THE PASCHEL PROJECT
The Paschel Project
Client
The Paschel Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
The owners wanted a “lodge style” retreat for their house. So heavy use of wood, concrete and slate helped. We used slate as a budget and kid friendly floor solution in the kitchen. We used a concrete skim coat for the walls to add texture, warmth and more natural elements. The biggest request from the client was to open the wall between the kitchen and the living room.
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THE ALARIO PROJECT
The Alario Project
Client
The Alario Family
Photographer
Alexandra Ribar
The Project
What’s black and white and midcentury all over? What a fun project for great clients! We didn’t even have to take any walls out! I loved the floor plan just the way it was. Which means we got to spend the money on the fun details. Like the beautiful black tile, gorgeous marble island, the custom features and texture details. Shout out to reusing their black appliances too! They look chic no matter what the budget!
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THE CRISSMAN PROJECT
The Crissman Project
Client
The Crissman Family
Photographer
Reid Rolls
The Project
This was a fun project for two very fashionable guys that have great taste! They love gray, which is not my normal go to color. So I loved pushing myself to play with that. We found this amazing lime wash and clay wash that we used on brick, walls and ceiling! We broke into the back apartment to create a large entertainers kitchen. We added a bathroom and used salvage doors from France, a vintage willy guhl planter which we retrofitted to be a sink.
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THE FURER PROJECT
The Furer Project
Client
The Furer Family
Photographer
Alexandra Ribar
The Project
One thing we weren’t afraid to touch on this house? That old 80s kitchen! Which made room for us to start over, which lead to a fully modernized kitchen but with traditional cabinetry, traditional floor tile, traditional subway tile, and not so traditional lighting! We wanted to keep the Victorian feel but modernize it for this young family!
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“THE DESIGNER LETS THE ARCHITECTURE DO THE TALKING…” – Architectural Digest
ABOUT LEANNE
LEANNE FORD is an American interior designer from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Ford gained national attention for the 1907 schoolhouse turned home that she restored and designed in her hometown. It was this first personal project where she established the “white on white” signature aesthetic she’s now known for. Featured in Country Living magazine, the house launched her career as an `interior designer, leading to projects in Pennsylvania, New York, and Los Angeles, each a reflection of her modern yet lived-in aesthetic.