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A the story we were telling. We designed custom entry doors inspired by traditional Victorian architecture and collaborated with gifted glass artists to produce stained-glass windows that welcomed daylight with warmth yet quietly shifted in mood as evening arrived. Inside, every decision became a conversation between different moments in time. Architectural details reached back another century while furniture from the late 1990s and early 2000s DRAWING BY SAM RASHBA suggested a family whose lives had simply stopped moving forward. An eclectic marriage in between original architecture and playful and colorful interiors from the last eighty years. One of the jokes in our department is that Art Director Robert Joseph calls me the "Queen of Aging." He's not wrong. Fresh paint has never interested me. Real homes carry memory in their surfaces. A banister becomes smooth after decades of hands. Cabinet doors darken around A. VICTORIAN HOUSE BASEMENT. VECTORWORKS PLAN AND MODEL VIEW BY SAM RASHBA. B. & C. VICTORIAN HOUSE BASEMENT. STAGE 42 UNIVERSAL. SET PHOTOS. D. & E. VICTORIAN HOUSE SPARE ROOM. EUROPEAN STREET, UNIVERSAL. SET PHOTOS. B C D E