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How to Build a Project Team and Budget
Contemporary Southwestern Master Bath
Custom Home Design Check List
Heart of the Home Kitchen
High Desert Contemporary Sedona Homes
Sedona Kitchen Design with Curves
Sedona Kitchen Remodel - A 90's Makeover
Sedona Building Designers and Architects - How to Choose
Sedona Homes Inspired by Nature
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Selecting a Home in Sedona
Winter Windows in Sedona
Sedona Design Guidelines - Keeping Sedona Beautiful
Concrete Floor Trends
Sedona Interior Designer Color Choices
Building Envelopes for Sedona Homes
Moving to Sedona - Taking the Plunge
Sedona Housing Market Outlook - Tipping Point
Contemporary Southwest Architecture in Sedona
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Timing Your Sedona Custom Home Project
Sustainable House Design in Sedona
Crunching the Numbers for a Sedona Custom Home
Should You Buy or Build a Home in Sedona?
3D Architectural Modeling - The Benefits
Contemporary Sedona Kitchens
Vacant Land in Sedona - How to Choose
7 Trend in Sedona Architecture and Building Design
Building a Budget for a Sedona Custom Home
Counter Top Ideas For Kitchens
The "Energy Revolution" in Sedona
Sedona Bathroom Remodels - Water & Energy Efficiency
How To Remodel A Bathroom In Older Homes
Integrated Design - What is it?
Sustainability is Not New
Sedona Kitchen Remodel From Galley to Great Room
Passive Solar Courtyards in Sedona
Outdoor Living Spaces In Sedona
Bathroom Trends In Sedona
Choosing Land For Your Sedona Home - Three Tips
Kitchen Remodel Do's & Dont's
Sedona Interior Designers - How to Choose
Sedona Builders and Remodel Contractors - How to Choose
Why People Build New Homes in Sedona
How To Get Started on a Sedona Remodel
How To Increase the Value of Your Home

Integrated Design - What is it?

There is no shortage of talent for Sedona building designers, Sedona architects and Sedona interior designers. It is always wonderful to walk into a Sedona home interior and feel as though it still fits with the house from the outside. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, in fact sometimes there is a wide disconnect. So how can a disconnect be avoided?

The best way is to hire a Sedona single family residential designer who understands buildign design and interior design equally. Frank Lloyd Wright was a classic example. Wright was also a writer and educator who designed more that 1,000 structures and was passionate about the integration of interior space, furniture and furnishing with the whole house. Perhaps this is one of the key reason why is work still stands the test of time  .Fortunately, Mr. Wright's influence has shaped the career of many followers.

Today there are interior designer who still share the passion to make whole house expressions. In fact, some interior designers have developed their own unique sophisticated process working with home owners to make sure that a home is in harmony from the inside out. They go so far as to design the building from the "inside out" starting with interviews with home owners about how the want the interior to function and feel. Once the designer reaches a good understanding of interior space the building envelope evolves naturally.Of course there is always a "check and balance" to make sure the house is sited properly with the property.

If you are looking for an integrated design look for a professional with a design process that goes back and forth from site planning to interior design until the perfect balance is reached. In the end, the home will have a sense of stylistic unity. The home will fit the people as well as it fits the land and region, and the beauty will last longer through time. By the way, this philosophy adds to definition of sustainable design. For more on this topic, browse the Sustainable Sedona Project Portfolio.