Chicago’s Boutique Home & Design Showroom

“We have been in the cabinetry business for over 30 years, and are proud to have worked on some of the most prominent projects across Chicago and the country; St. Regis Chicago, One Bennett Park and Renelle on the River, just to name a few. Our team includes residential specialists who work with individuals and designers, as well as a dedicated team working exclusively on multi-housing. We have worked tirelessly to fulfill the needs of our clients and to build a design space that speaks to the true essence of our business; curating high-end products from across the globe to be able to provide a unique design touch to every home.”

With more than two decades of experience in residential design, Senior Designer Alexander Adducci is a trusted point of contact for individual homeowners and end users seeking highly personalized design solutions. From initial conversations around layout and scope to project management through final installation, Adducci leads with clarity, precision, and a commitment to delivering streamlined, end-to-end experiences.

Rooted in clean lines, symmetry, and subtle elegance, Alexander’s design philosophy emphasizes simplicity elevated by rich materials, thoughtful detail, and enduring style. Notable projects in his design path include a fully customized single-family home featuring Snaidero cabinetry and a seamless multi-room scope, as well as a Jackson Hole retreat that blends modern stainless steel with rustic oak to reflect its natural surroundings. At 210, Alexander is energized by the range of design opportunities that allow him to tailor each space to the client’s vision, bringing calm confidence, deep expertise, and a commitment to quality throughout every phase.

At 210 Design House, Edwin oversees project execution and coordination for large-scale residential developments, including the firm’s work at 400 Lake Shore Drive. His responsibilities span tracking and managing thousands of components produced overseas, coordinating deliveries from Italy through installation in Chicago, and supporting on-site teams as projects move from drawings into construction. With a strong understanding of both design intent and field conditions, Edwin works closely with installers and project teams to resolve challenges efficiently, often developing practical solutions that keep projects progressing smoothly.

Edwin’s path into residential design began through hands-on work across Illinois and North Carolina, where he gained early experience in small-scale residential construction. Joining 210 Design House marked an opportunity to expand his knowledge within a broader intersection of design, architecture, and large-scale development, deepening his appreciation for how thoughtful coordination transforms complex ideas into built environments.

Among the projects he remains most proud of is a café in the heart of Pilsen, where he led the project from concept through completion, managing design, architectural drawings, construction, and zoning coordination. Guiding the space from early planning through final installation provided valuable experience in leading a project independently and reinforced his belief in the beauty of functional construction as the foundation of strong design. Edwin is particularly energized by the scale and momentum of the firm’s current work, finding continual inspiration in the pace of construction and the collaborative effort required to bring each project to life. Outside the studio, he continues to refine his craft through hands-on carpentry and personal building projects, maintaining a close connection to the physical process of making that informs his practical and solution-oriented approach.

As Assistant Designer at 210 Design House, Grace Hoffman brings a detail-oriented mindset and growing expertise across both residential and project-based work. She plays a vital behind-the-scenes role, preparing drawings, pricing, and creating estimates that form the foundation of a seamless client experience. Her recent involvement in a Chicago North Shore residence marked a meaningful turning point, allowing her to take greater ownership throughout the design process.

Grace’s path into residential design was sparked by a lifelong curiosity about how spaces make people feel, from the comfort of a cozy family room to the beauty of a well-appointed kitchen. That emotional connection continues to guide her work today. She strives to translate each client’s vision into a thoughtful, tailored design that captures the intended mood and atmosphere.

Erika has spent the last 23 years at 210 Design House, where she has had the privilege of contributing to hundreds of high-profile projects, including iconic developments such as St. Regis, Trump Tower, One Bennett Park, among many others in the Chicagoland and beyond. In addition to large-scale multi-family projects, Erika has led the design completion of over 50 premium penthouses and luxury single-family homes. Her work spans across 8 states and 4 countries, giving her a well-rounded perspective on design and construction at an international level.

Loyalty and commitment have defined her career. Since graduating from Harrington College of Design in Chicago, she has devoted her professional journey entirely to 210 Design House. Erika takes a thoughtful, detail-oriented approach to her work, which extends to client relationships—many of which have lasted the majority of her career.

“With multifaceted experience in accounting, hospitality, and logistics, I thrive at the intersection of numbers and human connection. My strong passion for design, architecture, art, and cinema enriches my professional ethos and creative approach. A firm believer in kindness, I cherish the opportunity to connect with others, cultivating relationships that inspire both collaboration and growth – bridging gaps that drive success.”

“We’re a small team, and although we work on different aspects of the business, we’re able to collaborate, feed off one another’s knowledge, and approach one another with questions and insight. As a business manager, I take care of everything that doesn’t involve design, but I am always jazzed to dabble in different projects across different aesthetics and cater to different clients’ needs and wants while showcasing our products in the best possible way.”

With a hands-on role spanning the full lifecycle of a project, Ewan supports residential developments from initial design through final installation at 210 Design House. He works closely with clients, ownership teams, architects, and production partners to translate design concepts into buildable solutions, coordinating each phase from design development and production planning to logistics and on-site installation. His involvement ensures that every project moves efficiently from concept to completion while maintaining precision in both execution and final appearance.

Having recently transitioned into residential design, Ewan approaches the discipline as an intensive exploration of manufacturing-driven design, where every detail must be carefully resolved and carried through to realization. This experience has strengthened his interest in the technical side of design, allowing him to refine solutions that balance aesthetics with performance and long-term functionality.

Ewan is particularly excited to see projects such as The Emery come to completion, where thoughtful coordination across teams results in kitchens and living spaces that residents interact with every day. His design philosophy centers on identifying challenges within the smallest details and engineering solutions that improve both usability and experience, creating environments that feel intuitive because they function seamlessly. Outside the studio, he finds inspiration through time spent outdoors and sketching the city around him, perspectives that continue to inform his thoughtful and detail-oriented approach to design.

With more than 30 years of experience in the residential design industry, Senior Designer Harold Skulte brings a wealth of expertise and leadership to high-end, complex projects at 210 Design House.

Over the course of his career, he has collaborated with some of the most renowned members of the design industry, including legendary architect Renzo Piano. Harold’s design approach is rooted in his passion for fine art, graphic design, and architecture, which ultimately led him to pursue a career creating long-lasting, meaningful spaces. He gravitates toward clean, modern minimalism, yet appreciates the impact of a well-placed pop of color or an unexpected detail to bring depth and personality to a space. His guiding philosophy — “form follows function” — anchors his work, even as he embraces innovation and exploration.

With two decades of experience at 210 Design House, Lisa brings unmatched expertise and leadership to the firm’s multi-housing division. As Project Manager, she oversees complex developments from initial bidding through installation, managing every phase of the process with precision and care. Her role includes coordinating with builders, architects, and developers, as well as producing detailed drawings, submittal plans, and install documentation that ensure each project runs smoothly from start to finish.

Lisa’s passion for design lies in its technical side, the behind-the-scenes orchestration that brings large-scale projects to life. Over the course of her career, she has helped deliver more than 10,000 kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces across 20-plus buildings, each requiring years of thoughtful coordination and execution.

Among her most proud achievements are two of Chicago’s most iconic developments, the Aqua Tower and the St. Regis, both designed by Jeanne Gang. Lisa led the interior project management for both, amongst countless other architectural masterpieces, contributing to landmarks that have left a lasting imprint on the city’s landscape.