The design for The Meat Up Grill was inspired by the classic American drive-up Hamburger stand. It has fun and family-friendly features with bold, rich colors of Americana but we combined this with an industrial edge and a cool combination of metal, wood & stone tiles.

Entering the Asian market, as project designer for Wilson Associates, we were tasked with creating the design concept for this fast casual restaurant. With a challenge of a dual entry in a shopping mall setting, we sought to create a open kitchen layout, seating & grab & go counter to cater to customers.

Located a few hours drive north of New York City, this home is designed for a retired couple looking to trade in the fast pace of New York City for thirty-three acres of ponds, horses and the tranquility of farm life. The 5-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home features a double height living area flanked by an open kitchen and opens unto a sweeping porch designed to gently accept the soothing, southerly breezes while overlooking grazing horses, a pond and a rolling hillside.

Located at a prestigious land-marked address in New York City, the design for this doughnut shop packs a lot of flavor into 700 square feet. Inspired by the French residential kitchen & the rustic charm of a traditional French bakery - fresh finishes and a pop of color pair with the art deco aesthetic of the building.

Located on the swanky region of Haitang Bay, China, this pool bar - open on all sides - was made for lounging. As project designer for Blueplate Studios, we used wood screens to limit solar heat gain and fully operable wall partitions, this pool bar opens up unto a large pool with sunken seating and fire pits for relaxing.