Month: June 2019

It’s not often that one gets to produce hand tooled leather walls, but when one does, the impact is terrific. A powder room might be small; lighting might be limited; and fittings may consume most of the space. However, the power of pattern and patina in tooled leather is unmistakable in quality, design, and depth. This project in Jackson Hole has been featured on the covers of Western Art & Architecture and Big Sky Journal, as well as in Atlanta HOME Magazine. From the soaring great room to this tiny powder room, quality and texture abound – especially in this Jackson Hole jewel box.

Whether or not a house has a proper foyer, it’s always important to have an entrance to the home. Regardless of size, one should feel welcome, and there should be a visual point to rest as well as a place to put the keys. Texture and color play crucial roles when working with small spaces. Wall coverings, art, furniture, and lighting can be bold or subtle, large or small; however, they must be impactful and defining. At Peace Design, we define and curate spaces so that your home speaks volumes about you – as soon as you walk in the door.