Residential Interior Design
Homes planned around the way the people in them live.
Kolano Design brings the care it gives commercial spaces to private homes. In a Shadyside condominium in Pittsburgh, Kolano designed an open-plan living, dining and kitchen space with dark flat-panel cabinetry and glass chandeliers. On Kiawah Island, South Carolina, the work includes a screened porch with a brick fireplace and outdoor kitchen.
For residential developers, Kolano provided branding, space planning and interior design for 400 / 420 Centennial, Zamagias Properties' luxury condominiums in Sewickley. The work covers the lobby and the units, with standard and upgrade finishes catalogues that guide buyers through their selections, supported by 3D renderings and fly-throughs of the lobby and residences.
- Conversations about how you live and entertain
- Space planning and layout options
- 3D renderings and fly-throughs for review
- Finish, lighting, cabinetry and furniture selections
- Coordination with the builder through installation
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Common Questions
What does a residential interior designer do?
A residential interior designer plans layouts and selects finishes, lighting, cabinetry, furniture and fixtures, then coordinates with the builder or contractor so the result matches the design. The work can cover one room, such as a kitchen, or a whole home.
Can I see the design before construction?
Yes. Kolano uses 3D renderings and fly-through animations so owners can review a room before it is built, as it did for private residences in Pittsburgh and for the lobby and units at 400 / 420 Centennial.
Do you work on condominium projects?
Yes. For 400 / 420 Centennial in Sewickley, Kolano handled space planning and interiors for the public spaces and units, and produced standard and upgrade finish manuals that guide buyers through their selections.
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