We believe good design should stand out without a compromise to its surroundings. It should make a statement with confidence. It should be functional. Bold, yet graceful. New. Unique. It should stand apart while still giving the feeling that it has always belonged there. It should make a statement about the time and place where it is built. It should elevate its surroundings to a higher level.
In essence, good design should just, be.
With great risks can come great returns. It's in our human nature to approach deviations from convention with caution and skepticism.
At Davignon Martin, we know we are on the right track with our projects when our approach and final solutions make us feel a bit on edge. A little uncomfortable. It means we are doing something fresh with design. Something special.
We are constantly contemplating, conceptualizing and scrutinizing, ever searching for the perfect finish. When we are confident that we have created something extraordinary, that is when our projects move forward into production.
Grandeur can be simple and can come in any size. Every aspect of our work takes design into the critical discourse and contributes to the big picture. There simply isn't a room too small or a project too big that cannot benefit from clean, efficient, and functional design.
Our relationships with our clients have resulted in award-winning and much talked-about work. From 500 square-foot apartments to 40,000 square-foot commercial spaces, we have consistently demonstrated that there is simply no design challenge we are unable to handle.
Davignon Martin. Inspired projects executed in simple grandeur.
To the casual observer, architecture is merely a dwelling or a building that exists; and interior design no more than the objects that fill it. But beyond the walls, every material used, where it's used, how it's used, how it looks — all of it — is absolutely critical when designing functional space.
After determining the needs and wants of our clients, we carefully select materials that work with those desires to compliment who they are, but more importantly, materials that they can live and grow with for many years to come.