Clients

Interior Designers bring us their prospective interior design plan with fabrics, colors, furniture selections and decor. MorgaStudio depicts their vision through inspired artistic illustration.

Victoria Sanchez of Victoria at Home Design Studio redesigned the Washington House art deco condominium lobby in Washington, DC. MorgaStudio worked with Victoria to complete color matching, incorporating new materials and existing materials. Maria Morga produced this watercolor illustration as a tool to convey the visual inspiration proposed for the client.

Historical Societies, Preservation Leagues and other organizations renovating historical sites commission MorgaStudio to commemorate existing buildings via fine art. We have also helped groups in the midst of renovation efforts with period-specific color palette selection.

After completion of a multi-million dollar historic preservation renovation, the DC Preservation League hired MorgaStudio to create this inspired fine art watercolor painting for the new owner of the St.Regis Hotel.

Homeowners and custom homebuilders hire MorgaStudio to commemorate a family home, depict the outcome of a development project, and help inform design and architectural choices. In these types of projects, Maria works with the client to produce various iterations of facade, stone colors, design choices and more.

Susan Stein of Red Team Strategies brought us a custom home being built by HITT Construction. The commissioned inspired watercolor painting is a visualization of Susan’s design choices for the exterior of the home.

Architectural firms and developers hire MorgaStudio to convey possible design concepts for new buildings. Our watercolor illustrations and sketches help architects, designers and real estate developers visualize the proposed design.

Cannon Design architectural firm hired MorgaStudio to create an illustration of a possible design concept for a proposed building at Boston University. This watercolor illustrative painting helped the project designers convey a possible architectural design to the board of directors at the university.