Bay Area Life & Style Fall 2021
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modern<br />
distinction<br />
Provided By: Dana Enderby<br />
Photography<br />
in Collaboration with Brandi Krause & Dana Enderby<br />
Written<br />
into the vision and process of designer<br />
Venture<br />
Enderby with Dana Rose Design, part of<br />
Dana<br />
the Lewis Rose Design Collective.<br />
This project was a custom build with a<br />
returning client that was ready to build their<br />
forever home. Dana worked one on one with the<br />
homeowner and the builder (TCD Homes) from<br />
the start with exterior selections down to the<br />
final layer of art and accessories.<br />
This homeowner loves a clean and classic<br />
aesthetic so the team focused on elements that<br />
felt modern but timeless. Dana loves presenting<br />
finishes that have texture and character in a<br />
modern way. You will see elements of stone and<br />
rough-hewn wood matched with clean lines and<br />
painted finishes. Lewis Rose Design Collective<br />
used contrast to keep the neutral color palette<br />
interesting and layered in with natural elements<br />
and various shades of blue, the clients favorite<br />
color.<br />
All new projects begin with a consultation. Whether<br />
it’s new construction, a remodel or room design, the<br />
team schedules a two hour meeting to talk about the<br />
project, determine what the homeowners are looking<br />
for and to see if we are a good fit for one another.<br />
Once they have developed the scope of work, a full<br />
design is curated for the project and presented<br />
along with samples, total estimates and visuals. After<br />
the design has been approved, they fully manage the<br />
project from start to finish. That includes<br />
coordinating a contractor and trade work down to<br />
final installation of furniture, art and accessories.<br />
Dana states, “I love when a homeowner is seeking<br />
a curated design for their home. When they want<br />
the space or home to be a reflection of them and<br />
the things they love, not just a generalized look<br />
that they saw on TV or Pinterest.” Great<br />
architecture, interesting color or a unique piece<br />
of art in the homeowners collection can all be a<br />
launching point for design inspiration.<br />
As the designer, Dana is drawn to authentic<br />
materials, quality furnishings, color and<br />
interesting patterns. Her practice is not just<br />
about updating a color palette or space planning.<br />
It is about making sure a space brings a client joy<br />
when they come home.