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The interior panorama of today's homes often presents
areas with large spaces and high ceilings. To transform
these wide open spaces into warm and inviting living areas
is a constant challenge. At D'Avila Collection we use subtle
techniques of faux painting effects on architectural
detailing such as columns, strategic placement of art
and mirrors and sophisticated window treatments. Unique
ceiling treatments are added for their contribution to the
overall aesthetic and to incorporate overhead lighting.
Custom built-ins individually crafted for each room offer
another technique for unique space planning solutions for
these areas. These techniques all work together to soften
and enhance the architecture
Our goal is to maximize the form, function and aesthetics of
your living spaces. Often, the ideal design solution includes
custom built-ins. We will design your built-ins and provide
three dimensional drawings and a palette of finishes to help
you visualize the final result.
Custom built-ins are applicable to any number of interior
space planning situations. A custom built-in will definitely
result in a more finished, custom look. Well designed
built-ins also provide the most efficient use of space -
regardless of the shape or complexity of the space or
ceiling height.
A built-in becomes part of the house and adds to the overall
value. You can design your built-in unit specifically to
store audio and video equipment or to store and display
specific collections or accessories or a combination of
both. Maximum utilization is achieved by extending
built-ins to the ceiling, returning the unit into another
wall or even extending it around the room. In fact, custom
built-ins are not necessarily attached to a wall. D'Avila
Collectionalso creates built-ins that serve as room dividers
or free-standing furniture.
D'Avila Collection integrates different materials into
built-ins - wrought iron, exotic wood veneers or
raffia - to produce the 'perfect look'.
Sometimes clients get very attached to their built-ins
and often regret having to leave them behind when it's
time to sell. Many people recreate, with modifications,
the same design built-in in their new home simply because
they loved the original design so much.
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