Creating a place for his Mason & Hamlin concert grand piano provided the perfect excuse for Gibson to eliminate a wall separating the living room and a bedroom. The use of Georgian-style colonnades is a hallmark of Gibson’s signature style.
Architects are among the world’s best listeners. They have to be. Asking questions in order to know what a client needs and wants is all part of the process. The more they understand the dreams and desires of the people who will be living in the spaces they create, the better the final design of the home.
Five Vero Beach architects have used their expertise to help hundreds of others realize their dreams, but what about their own? What makes their surroundings special? Do they reflect their personalities and revolve around their lifestyles? Without a doubt, whether custom built or previously owned and transformed over time, their own homes are as distinct as their individual styles.
Read the entire article in the Summer 2003 issue
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