September 15, 2008 · Print This Article
The client felt that uneasy about the lack of definition between the living area and an area that was more utilitarian. My solution was to incorporate this pillar as an architectural detail to elegantly divide the two spaces. Sometimes, small details can can make a big difference to the way a space feels. It also looks as if it was built in the thirties along with the rest of the house.
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