Art, architecture and furnishings: each enhances the superb contribution of the other elements.

A hallway of contrasts: the placement of significantly different pieces from an art collection flow seamlessly.

An Evening in Napa is the theme of this 10- x 14 foot space, in which art and sculpture enjoy an equal role with the furniture.

A close up of the table decor; a celebration of color and texture.

Great visual of the wine storage coupled with a unique metal base and wood chairs provides an elegant tasting experience.

Art installation in Atherton.

From the outside looking in: a serene vignette.

The selection and placement of the art complements the strong lines of the architecture.

LGI is the art advisor for the Kneedler-Fauchere/San Francisco showroom. A piece of art adds great character to a vignette.

Another example of how much strength a beautiful piece of art contributes to a furniture arrangement–KFSF Showroom.

A traditional room enriched by the colors of the furnishings, the wonderful art piece and Asian antiques.

Introducing bright colors from contemporary art into a traditional dining room changes the feel of the room.

An entry niche becomes both inviting and usable by bringing antique French club chairs to enlarge the space.

This exuberant antique Italian baroque bench in the entry niche is paired with a stunning simple David Park water color.

A quiet corridor in which the eye is drawn by the splash of color at its end.

An ode to Manuel Neri with an antique French bench to offset the purity of the sculpture.

A subtle common thread brings all of the separate areas of the home together.

An antique Korean chest, paired with an antique Italian chair, a small contemporary sculpture and a 1930’s photograph.

The scale and texture of this antique Thai wall hanging makes a hallway a compelling visual discovery.