The Art of the Organized Life
Renovation is successful only when it resolves daily friction.
If there is one phrase that dictates the rhythm of a busy modern family, it’s this: A place for everything, and everything in its place.
At Studio Garrison, we believe that luxury isn’t just about the marble you choose; it’s about the friction you remove from your Tuesday morning.
Commercial Spotlight
New Video | Aeon
Aeon Apartments combines cutting-edge design with timeless elements and nods to the past. Experience a space where contemporary meets classic seamlessly.
Join Garrison as he details the unique aspects of the Aeon’s timeless design.
Desert Light, Design Legends, and Why We Look Back
The desert demands honesty in architecture… shadows do real work, and the line between inside and out disappears.
Walking through William F. Cody's Abernathy House reminded me why we return to these mid-century masters. It's not nostalgia. Great design is something you feel, not just see.
For us, engaging with these homes is more than inspiration; it's stewardship. Protecting desert modernism means future designers can still learn from these "laboratories for living." Cody, Wexler, and Frey… they all proved that function and beauty are the same thing.
That spirit is what we're carrying into the studio this month.
—Garrison Hullinger, Founder
Featured Project | New Video
Timeless Craft, Modern Life
Studio Garrison honored the soul of this 1948 stone bungalow—a home cherished for a quarter-century—by blending its original craftsmanship with modern functionality.
This remodel proves timeless design thrives when efficiency meets artistry, letting heritage homes adapt gracefully to contemporary life.
In Print…
Studio Garrison Featured in Technology Designer
“The house learns your rituals; morning coffee, evening wind-down, weekend entertaining, and creates the perfect conditions without asking. This isn’t about adding more technology; it’s about technology becoming so sophisticated that it vanishes entirely. The ultimate wellness feature? Never thinking about your systems at all.”
