The Hinge Journal
Notes on timeless, organic interiors
A home is made of a great many decisions, most of them quiet. Here we write about the ones that shape how a space feels and is lived in: the interior architecture, the materials, and the way a project comes together from first concept to final layer. These notes come from our work, much of it in mountain settings.
Process: How a project moves from concept to completion.
Projects: Stories from homes we have designed.
Materials and Finishes: Plaster, millwork, stone, tile and the details that carry a room.
Planning a new build or a large remodel? Tell us about it.
Designing a Mountain Home in Breckenridge
Altitude, snow and long winters shape how a Breckenridge home is lived in. Here is how we think about its interior, from the entry to the great room.
Why We Design the Shell Before the Furniture
Before furniture or layouts, we look at the surfaces: millwork, beams, plaster and tile, and why the interior architecture sets the tone for everything that follows.