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Sheet 02 — The studio · Parsippany, NJ

A Tape Measure Clicks Back Into Its Case, and Somewhere in New Jersey a Room Gets Quieter

Davirellon is a small design studio on Paris Place that does one thing: draw your room from the photographs and numbers you send. No showroom, no site visit. Just a desk, a lot of paper swatches and a very long habit of looking at light.

Rooms that find us
  • First-time homeowners
  • Townhouse renovators
  • Spare-room offices
  • Bare nurseries
A desk strewn with linen swatches, a brass tape measure and a floor plan under green light trails
Fig. 03 — The desk, 4 p.m.

File 02 — How it began

The Room That Looked Fine in Daylight

It started with a north-facing den. Every white we tried turned grey by three in the afternoon, the sofa nudged the radiator, and the lamp threw a hard coin of light on the television. Nothing was wrong with any single object. The room simply hadn’t been drawn.

A room is a plan first and a shopping trip second.

So Davirellon works in that order. We take your four corner photographs and your wall lengths, set the plan at ¼″ to the foot, and only then pick the plaster, the bouclé, the brass. You get the concept board, the shopping list with sizes and SKUs, and the plan, delivered as one PDF and invoiced by the room.

We don’t sell furniture and we don’t take commissions from stores. The list points to wherever you’d rather buy, which keeps the advice honest and the receipts yours.

Spec sheet — house rules

Five Stubborn Habits Behind Every Room

  1. Rule 01

    Look at the Light First

    Compass side, window size and the colour of the sky at 4 p.m. decide the paint before taste does.

  2. Rule 02

    Draw Before You Shop

    Walkways at 36″, a hand’s width between sofa and radiator. If it doesn’t fit on paper it doesn’t go on the list.

  3. Rule 03

    Touch Decides the Textile

    Every fabric on the board comes with a weight and a weave, so you know what it will feel like under your palm.

  4. Rule 04

    Keep the Inherited Chair

    The scuffed pine dresser stays. We draw the room around what you already love.

  5. Rule 05

    Land Under the Number

    Your ceiling for spend is a plain figure in the brief, and the list is built to finish beneath it.

Interlude — who does the drawing

One Small Studio, Two Hands on Every Plan

  • Concept boards
  • Floor plans to scale
  • SKU-level lists
  • Replies within a working day

The same studio that reads your brief draws your plan and answers your email. Nothing gets passed along to a stranger, and nothing is sourced from a template drawer.

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What’s on the desk — tools of the trade

Paper, Linen, a Scale Ruler and a Slow Look at the Window

Tool · 01

The Swatch Drawer

Plaster whites, sage lime-wash, smoked oak, aged brass. We hold physical samples against the photographs you send before a colour makes the board.

Tool · 02

The Scale Ruler

Every plan is drawn at ¼″ = 1′ with clearances marked: 36″ walkways, 18″ from sofa to coffee table, 4″ off the radiator.

Tool · 03

The Lead-Time Notebook

A running log of how long sofas, rugs and curtains really take to arrive, so your list tells you what to order first.

Linen and bouclé swatches beside a brass lamp with soft green light trails
Fig. 04 — Texture, tested by thumb

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Tell Us Which Room Is Waiting

Entry and powder rooms from $265, bedrooms from $398, living rooms from $672. Half is invoiced with your brief, half at handoff.

Studio16 Paris Place
Parsippany, NJ 07054
HoursMon–Thu 8:30am–4:30pm · Fri to 2pm
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