07/13/2026
A dining room with presence.
Inside the historic Humbird-Jewett-Gaiser Mansion in Spokane, this room called for a balance of scale, contrast, and warmth. The architecture already carried so much character — detailed moulding, tall doors, dark walls, and a sense of formality — so our work was about layering in pieces that could hold their own without overwhelming the room.
A sculptural chandelier draws the eye upward, while the glass dining table reflects the light and keeps the space feeling open. Leather dining chairs bring warmth and structure, softened by greenery, candlelight, layered lamps, a carved wood console, and collected art throughout the room.
It feels formal, but not stiff. Grand, but still inviting. Designed for dinner, conversation, and the kind of lingering that only happens in a room that feels this good.
Interior styling by Abby Simms and Alicia Flatin
Photography by Stephen Simms
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