Palette development
Compare wood tones, carpet textures, rug proportions, and tile finishes against your cabinetry, stone, paint, and textiles.
A RESOURCE FOR YOUR PRACTICE
Your design intent, carried through the details.
Flooring selection and project coordination for interior designers, architects, and residential design teams working across Reno–Tahoe.
Selections by appointment Personal guidance from first ideas to next steps
Enduring spaces.Conceptual design inspiration
WORKING TOGETHER
A focused material conversation.
Bring the concept, the constraints, and the decisions already made. We can help develop a flooring shortlist that respects the room, the client, and the project budget while keeping the practical questions visible.
Explore all materials
Sample coordination
Identify the exact product and color references needed for review. Sample availability and any associated costs are confirmed before requests are placed.
Product information
Gather manufacturer specifications, installation instructions, and care resources for the materials under consideration.
FROM SPECIFICATION TO SITE
Resolve the junctions, not just the field material.
The success of a flooring scheme depends on the edges and transitions as much as the main surface. We can discuss those points with your project team before a final scope and installation plan are agreed.
Room-to-room transitions
Review adjoining materials, floor heights, trim profiles, and the visual rhythm of the plan.
Stairs & custom details
Discuss tread and riser treatments, runners, pattern placement, edging, and the measurements needed for a defined proposal.
Installation coordination
Identify site preparation, access, sequencing, and trade responsibilities with the installation partners appropriate to the agreed scope.
START WITH THE BRIEF
Tell us what the project needs next.
A full specification is welcome, but not required for an initial conversation. A floor plan, a mood board, or a simple list of rooms can be enough to begin shaping the next step.
Project location & stage
Share the city, project type, current design stage, and the timing of the next material decision.
Scope & priorities
Tell us which rooms and surfaces are involved, the design direction, and the budget range that should guide the shortlist.
Team & communication
Let us know who is making selections, who is approving orders, and who will coordinate access and work at the property.
A few useful details
Before we begin.
A considered project starts with clear information.
Can I bring a specified material?
Yes. Include the manufacturer, collection, color, format, and any current specification documents. We will review sourcing and project requirements before confirming a proposal.
Do you offer a trade pricing program?
Pricing and any applicable project terms are discussed individually. We do not publish a blanket trade discount or assume eligibility before reviewing the project.
Can you work with my existing builder or installation team?
Tell us how your team is organized. We can discuss a selection or sourcing role, or a broader coordination scope, and confirm responsibilities in writing.
A considered next step