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Hospitality Porfolio

Residential Portfolio

Hospitality Porfolio

Residential Portfolio

Hospitality Porfolio

Norman's Japanese Grill

Ahead of the curve. A custom staircase from our early 2000s portfolio that still holds up today.

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Travel refines the way we experience proportion, texture, color, and light. It moves and recharges us, restoring a sense of creative clarity.

This week, Corbin See was asked by @dmn_abode how travel informs the way we think about interiors at h

New work: Royal Lane

Interiors by @seesdesign
Builder @tatumbrowncustomhomes
Photography @lacey_land
Styling @russellbrightwell

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Sees Design is hiring an Interior Architecture Lead.

Seeking a proactive, highly organized, and technically skilled design professional for complex residential projects within a collaborative, fast-paced studio environment. This is not a traditiona

A room for first light.

In this reconsidered breakfast nook, @farrowandball wallpaper was selected to work with the abundance of natural light, creating a warm neutrality that carries the space effortlessly throughout the day.

Crisp tailoring and s

“It all started with millwork and layering in details that have texture and age,” says Ross See. “We brought in stone, lighting, antiques, and architectural elements that added soul.”

In this Dallas residence, the airy dining

A Study in Vignette | Kips Bay Dallas

A passion project for the @seesdesign team, this room draws inspiration from Bill Blass and his Sutton Place apartment where classical proportion met modern restraint with unmistakable precision.
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Plum, ochre and lavender create a moody cocoon in this primary bedroom & office suite, where our assignment was to merge "his" avant-garde style with "her" lighter more ladylike inclinations.

Our process involves much foragin

“You have to have a point of view.”

As featured in @dmn_abode editors recently asked the teams behind some of Dallas’ most atmospheric, high-style eateries how to draw inspiration from hospitality design and bring those ideas home.

A Moody Retreat on Martha’s Vineyard shares a story of tailored maximalism as beautifully told by @rebeccasherman_papercity for the May issues of @papercitydallas and @papercityhouston.
As “Somehow, despite the layers of pattern and color

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Dallas, TX 75207

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