We re-imagine ordinary spaces to create the extraordinary — beautiful, organized, functional, and comfortable — by applying the arts of adaptive re-use and creative utilization. Residential, commercial, historical, or institutional, we make any spaces, old and new, distinctively yours.
As the agents of your vision, we work with you to define your requirements, create a plan that balances your budget and your schedule. We determine what can be saved and re-used and what needs to be added. Then we detail the elements and activities required to complete the project. Those elements — objects, shapes, colors, textures, textiles, wood, metal, people, food, function, and more — and their placement help fulfill your vision of inviting comfort and functional utility, even as they reflect your personality.
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Anne is the founder and Principal of The ArtFitters. At an early age, she found herself drawing house plans, enjoying visits to the furniture store, even staging and re-staging her bedroom. At the age of eight, she was more interested in picking out wallpaper, re-upholstering furniture, and re-decorating rooms than going out to play.
Over the course of her professional life, the scopes of her projects grew larger. Her exposure to styles, materials, and furnishing became more broad. Today, with more than 20 years of experience behind her, Anne is a visually inventive conceptual thinker who always sees the big picture.
From residential designing and decorating to staging consulting — from commercial design and materials consulting to managing a $190 million dollar commercial property portfolio — artful re-creation and adaptive re-use inspire her. And she’s worked with franchisors to implement design standards that have been applied nationally.
While managing commercial facilities and designing interiors, Anne always made time for art. She’s had instruction in sculpting, pottery, Norwegian folk art, wood carving, dress design, jewelry design, and interior design. She’s studied painting at the Borgo Rinascimento International School of Art in Farnesi, Italy, and with numerous artists.
