By: Courtney Klinger – DAS Interior Designer Utilizing a variety of patterns within a space can be tricky at times. It takes an educated sense of know how to execute it properly. Pattern and color are often times associated […]

By: Courtney Klinger – DAS Interior Designer Utilizing a variety of patterns within a space can be tricky at times. It takes an educated sense of know how to execute it properly. Pattern and color are often times associated […]
By: Eric Baugher – DAS Architect Life is often inspired by our surrounding environment. It is no surprise that those buildings with extra sensory spaces are more desirable. Most architects today strive to create spaces that are more than […]
By – Andrea Polaski, DAS Interior Designer Have you ever attended a silent disco? I did. It was part of the Restoration Hardware Contract booth at the annual BDNY trade show in New York this past November. During the show, […]
Architecture is an ancient and time-honored discipline built on long standing convention and customary techniques. Its designs have evolved drastically over the course of history, however the means and methods by which we reach those designs have long remained stagnant. […]
Our Top Three New Textile Picks for Contract Magazine Contract magazine, the leading publication for commercial interior design and architecture, recently asked us to write a feature piece on three of our favorite new textile collections. Choosing just […]
Many of you may be familiar with an often-repeated quote from Maya Angelou: “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” At DAS […]
We’re all about creating experiences. And our latest handiwork, opening this fall adjacent to the Chesapeake Bay Beach Club, offers a memorable one. Tucked along the Chesapeake Bay, in an area better known for boating and watersports, DAS created The […]
David Schultz, co-founder and principal with DAS Architects in Philadelphia, has been elected to the Board of Directors of Bartram’s Garden, a 45-acre National Historic Landmark, operated by the John Bartram Association in cooperation with Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. Bartram’s […]
