RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
Residential Design
Diane Sibert infuses her interior design with an eclectic flair, blending elements such as the global influences of her travel, finding unique pieces of art and furniture while scouring sites such as First Dibs, Flea Markets, and Art Fairs. She works closely with you to understand your preferences, crafting a personalized solution you'll love, while always prioritizing the use of your existing inventory.
House Addition
The project began with the acquisition of a 1950s Sears Kit House, which required extensive renovation due to the lack of running water and septic system.
Phase One involved the installation of a new kitchen and the addition of a bathroom, one bedroom, and a small living area, totaling approximately 600 square feet.
Phase Two started with preliminary sketches and involved adding a Greek Revival-style structure designed to reflect the local architectural vernacular. This new building featured 10-foot-high ceilings and an open layout, divided by a staircase into dining, living, and office areas, complete with a fireplace. The sloping property allowed for an additional 300 square feet, resulting in an entertainment room with a screened-in porch below. The upper floor included three more bedrooms and two full bathrooms.
Residential Interior Design
