Pick a time to talk through the building, the timeline and what "finished" should look like.

Samantha & Jared StodelleWhen you're both an artist and someone who knows how to get things built, it's hard to let go of what a room could have been. She's created renderings of furnished, occupied spaces, only to watch them open without that final layer: the unexpected moment, the conversation piece, the thing that makes someone stop and wander. The fun part.
Stodelle House is where clients come to enjoy the last stretch of a project instead of dreading it. She won't leave facilities to figure out the final 10% on their own. Whether she designed the space or walked in at the end, she's there to finish the thought, alongside the architect, consultants, contractor and framer.
Her husband calls her the Wolf of Interior Design. When your walls look plain, you know who to call.
"There is nothing worse than boring walls after a huge redesign."
Samantha StodelleEvery building tells people what it values. Blank walls say it too, just not what you meant.
A single idea carried from the lobby to the last hallway. One cohesive story, one cohesive art program, no random purchases.
What the architect drew and the owner approved should be what people actually walk into.
Sometimes the smartest move for a building is curation, not construction.

Leads every project from the initial Audit to the final punch list. Sam is the one who will take ownership of your project, the design and the execution. Her playlist will be switching from Black Sabbath to K-pop, to true-crime while working on your projects.

Leads business development, sales outreach and public relations. Jared literally takes care of business, so your projects run flawlessly. He will be checking your invoices or holding the other side of the tape measure, to the tunes of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Gorillaz or Jamiroquai.
Pick a time to talk through the building, the timeline and what "finished" should look like.
Sketches, material boards, floor plans and finished spaces. Tell us where to send it.