The same judgment that runs the editorial, applied to one person’s rooms, walls, or route. Work is taken on directly and not delegated. Independent of galleries, dealers, and hotels.
The Work
Travel
A route built around what you actually want from a place, with the bookings made and the ground held.
Art
What to look at, what to pass on, and what a thing should cost. Introductions to galleries and dealers where they help.
Interiors
Sourcing and placement for rooms that are mostly finished—the last twenty per cent that decides whether a room works.
How It Works
1
The First Hour
$500, and it stands on its own. You leave with a written view—what we would do, what it would cost, and whether we are the right fit.
2
A Written Scope
What the project covers, what it does not, what it costs, and how long it takes. Fixed before anything begins.
3
The Work
One point of contact throughout. Nothing is subcontracted without being told to you first.
4
Afterwards
The written material stays yours. Sources, contacts, and reasoning included.
Terms
Quoted per project. From $5,000.
A fixed fee agreed in advance. No hourly billing, and no percentage of what you spend. No commissions and no referral fees, on this side of the practice or the editorial one.
Work is declined when the timeline cannot hold it, when the brief is really a search for approval, or when the outcome depends on a taste we do not share. Saying so early costs less than saying so late.
Based in New York City. Nothing here is publicized. Responses within 48 hours on business days (Monday–Friday, ET).
