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Cecilia has been transforming reading rooms for 14 years. She arrives with a measuring tape over one shoulder and a pencil behind her ear — and she reads the room before she measures it.

Specialises in inherited Victorian built-ins, collection reorganisation, and the art of the daybed alcove. Has personally led 180+ library installations across the Northeast.

Darius selects every board by hand. He sources quarter-sawn white oak, steam-bent cherry, and reclaimed pine — matching the grain to the room's existing woodwork before a single cut is made.

Trained under a third-generation cabinet maker in Vermont. Builds all rolling ladder hardware in-house. Known for shelving that holds 400 books without a single shimmed joint.

Miriam organises libraries the way editors organise manuscripts — with intention. She's merged two lifelong collections into one coherent system more times than she can count.

Former rare books librarian at Yale. Develops bespoke classification systems: by reading mood, by spine height, by the decade you first read them. No two libraries are organised the same way.