

A beloved sofa, reupholstered in a vintage-inspired fabric, feels fresh again alongside a sculptural vintage drink table.






SCOPE
Full Service Design
LOCATION
Kansas City, Missouri
CONSTRUCTION
Repairs Unlimited
PHOTOGRAPHER
Mollie Hull
STYLIST
Lucy Bidwell
Familiar • Patterned • Unique
Created for a recent widow, this midcentury condominium honors a lifetime of memories while embracing a vibrant new chapter. Together, we transformed a once-neutral interior into a home filled with color, pattern, and personality through hand-painted Fireclay tile, designer wallcoverings, custom cabinetry, vintage Italian and Belgian lighting, and the client's beloved Lane furnishings. Artwork and objects collected throughout years of travel and the many places she and her late husband had lived remained at the heart of the design, preserving the home's sense of history. As the project neared completion, she discovered a newfound love of bold color and asked whether a painting by Theodore Michalopoulos—an artist she and her late husband had long admired during their years in New Orleans—might belong. It proved to be the perfect final addition, marking both a lasting connection to the past and a confident step into what came next.
Familiar • Patterned • Unique
Created for a recent widow, this midcentury condominium honors a lifetime of memories while embracing a vibrant new chapter. Together, we transformed a once-neutral interior into a home filled with color, pattern, and personality through hand-painted Fireclay tile, designer wallcoverings, custom cabinetry, vintage Italian and Belgian lighting, and the client's beloved Lane furnishings. Artwork and objects collected throughout years of travel and the many places she and her late husband had lived remained at the heart of the design, preserving the home's sense of history. As the project neared completion, she discovered a newfound love of bold color and asked whether a painting by Theodore Michalopoulos—an artist she and her late husband had long admired during their years in New Orleans—might belong. It proved to be the perfect final addition, marking both a lasting connection to the past and a confident step into what came next.
