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By curating your unique and meaningful objects, we recreate your space, amplify joy, and enhance your life.
PICTURED: A holiday extravaganza, curated by CURATE Cincinnati.
David founded Curate Cincinnati in 2022, after working twenty-plus years in the field of commercial exhibition design.
He and his talented team inspire refreshed spaces with seasoned solutions, amplifying your personality and style.
His extensive global design work gives him a polished skill set he uses to creatively solve your concerns.
David looks forward to hearing from you, and hearing all about your project ideas.
DAVID W. FERGUSON, CEO
Curate Cincinnati Examples
Suburban Home Makeover
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Like many early twentieth century homes, the exterior trim was painted with a single color. By selecting a studied palette of several colors, in rich contrast to the dark brick, the result is a more welcoming destination for this client.
Our creation of darker window frames extends the mass of the brick façade.
The adjacent new trim color highlights the details of the secondary building material (stucco).
Entryway
Powder Room
Bathroom
Kitchen
Back Deck
Renovated Urban Home
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Transforming a nineteenth century commercial space into a home was a challenge for these homeowners. They moved from a suburban residence with numerous furnishings that required major curation to work in the new space.
With careful arrangement of their Art and object collection, and strategic use of color and pattern, we gave them a sophisticated look to a large and previously-traditional space.
Foyer
Custom Kitchen Lighting
Curated & Displayed Artwork
Curated & Displayed Artwork
Refreshed Home Exterior
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Our clients wanted to update their home of 20+ years. This request included replacing the Palladian windows, vinyl siding, and upgrading details found in a typical “built for spec” construction.
All elements combined revived this dated residence to our client’s delight!
We created a warm color scheme, added new lighting, a new entry door, and restated the porch columns.
Warm Color Concept
After, Up Close
Color Reference
Cool Color Concept
Mid-Century Modern Home
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We created a more period-appropriate color scheme as well as repointed the brick stairs. These changes give new life to this classic 1956 post-and-beam structure with expansive glass walls.
Cedar ceilings and trim add to the warmth of the marvelous period interiors.
Living Room, Dining Room
Kitchen
Living Room Area (alternative view)
Outdoor Area with Planter/Area Divider
Curated Highlights
Energetic Pasta and Culinary Images at the Kitchen Stairs
Whimsical Arrangement of “Visitors”
Art Glass Items Positioned in Mirrored Cabinet
Rear-Lit Display Deck Features Paperweights
This client had multiple collections of art and objects embodying themes such as Food, Visitors, and Underwater Treasures. We assembled images of robust cooking elements up the staircase in the kitchen and hung photos of early “visitors” to the building in the bar.
We constructed a color changing and dimmable light deck to feature their glass paperweights of sea creatures in a glass cabinet.
Sketch for illuminated Valance and Drapery
Mood Board Suggests Pin Spotting Art
Today’s Technology Provides the 0pportunity to Focus Lighting Inside a Tight Space
Finished Installation Allows Painting to Glow in the Room
These clients wanted to complete a bedroom renovation with a painting featured above the headboard. Faced with a peaked ceiling, we constructed an upholstered valance and integrated miniature spotlights that illuminate the contemporary artwork and softened the installation with antique satin drapes.
We constructed a color changing and dimmable light deck to feature their glass paperweights of sea creatures in a glass cabinet.
Valance of Graphic Cut-Velvet Punctuates Office Window.
Valance of Damask Material Adds a Finishing Cap to the Room.
Guest Room with Draperies Drawn Against the Windows.
Finished Installation Allows Light to Glow When Drapes are Opened.
Draperies and valances enrich spaces by adding texture and soften rooms, making them feel more intimate and inviting. Here are examples of our treatments to two spaces using pleated fabric, hung from vintage cornices that have been silvered, and ripple fold linen draperies for adjoining guest bedrooms.
Testimonials
Dale Murray, M.Design, Professor Emeritus
College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning
University of Cincinnati
-Joseph P.
Owner of rennovated home
Anita Daugherty
Contact
Curate Cincinnati LLC
David W Ferguson, CEO
M: 513-235-1202
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George F Sarofeen, CFO
M: 513-607-3856
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Andrew T Bell, President
M: 513-260-8552
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