Creating a home that represents the owner’s needs, wants and aesthetics has always been the driving design philosophy at Philpotts Interiors. Weaving cultural and environmental integrity into the exterior and interior physical spaces provides core values that guide the owner and designer. This approach is paramount to the successful creation of award winning homes–the hallmark of our business.
Philpotts Interiors’ designers strive to give integrity and credibility to every project they undertake. The spaces they help create blend the sophisticated grace of East and West with respect for our natural elements. Indoors and outdoors mesh seamlessly, creating a total environment that is at once current and timeless.
Our designers help each client create an environmental identity–one that takes a 360 degree view of every project. Together we come up with that sense of place for you, whatever that place may be, whether it’s in a rainforest in Costa Rica, or an old beach resort on the California coast.
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International Style: The interior design and international brand of tropical architecture are the stars in this beachfront home on one of Hawaii’s loveliest beaches. It is a synthesis of contemporary island design. For more images click here. Photo: Matthew Millman Modern Perch: An open, casual, yet grounded residence with dramatic ocean views. The massive textured stone interiors and clean finishes give a sense of security and calm. Relaxation and privacy rule in this island showplace. For more images click here. Photo: David Franzen Royal Hawaiian Hotel: An iconic Waikiki beach resort built in the 1920’s gets a much needed update. Preservation needed to also meet the expectations of today’s luxury traveler. It now glows with historical references in a more modern envelope. For more images click here. Photo: Art Gray 2010 Decorator Showcase – Elemental Luxe: For the San Francisco Decorator Showcase, we decided on a cozy retreat, soft-hued and organic, with a definitive Asian allure. The updated Asian elements were added with an antique Chinese screen and daybed, both of which we found in Honolulu. A selection of artwork brought a playful, modern vibe to the room – unexpected hippie-inspired bead wall art, quartz-crystal candleholders topped with succulents, wood objects and white, matte pottery in organic shapes. Photo: Matthew Millman Euro Flair: An artist and his stylish wife have created a house filled with his brilliantly hued work. Once the home of a bishop, it has been transformed by original art and furniture into a home with the feel of modern Europe. For more images click here. Photo: Art Gray Mainlander’s Pied a’terre: By keeping everything clean and crisp, the owner has redefined tropical modernism in a second home. Here, the ocean is the only backdrop needed. For more images click here. Photo: Art Gray Kapalua Spa: Terraced tropical gardens and a 30,000 square-foot building are given a sense of place. Relaxation lounges, steam and sauna rooms and a cool rain shower look out upon Kapalua Bay for the ultimate transformational experience. For more images click here. Photo: David Franzen Waterfront Grace: Everything about this beachfront apartment reflects the water just outside the door. Timeless, stylish furniture in blue and shell pink tints suggest a substantial presence of the sky and water. For images click here. Photo: Art Gray Growing Up Stylish: The small, reinvented space of a teenage girl puts every square inch of space to work. The result is a room that is modern and multi-functional with more room to grow. For images click here. Photo: David Franzen Aina Nalu Hotel: A two-star property built in the 1960’s underwent a reinvention. Today it’s a streamlined, chic resort with sleek finishes and modern tropical influences. For more images click here. Photo: David Franzen International Style: The interior design and international brand of tropical architecture are the stars in this beachfront home on one of Hawaii’s loveliest beaches. It is a synthesis of contemporary island design. For more images click here. Photo: Matthew Millman Mainlander’s Pied a’terre: By keeping everything clean and crisp, the owner has redefined tropical modernism in a second home. Here, the ocean is the only backdrop needed. For more images click here. Photo: Art Gray
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