With over 200 clients in nearly 20 years, Stoneridge designs residential interiors for all of its architecture this includes lighting and daylighting. Often a client is not aware of the options available for the shaping and forming of an interior space.   Clients often think of a  room as nothing more than a  box with openings for windows and doors?   Stoneridge does not think this at all, in fact, at Stoneridge the architecture is often shaped from first understanding the atmosphere, use, and interest for each space as communicated by the client.    Often determining an interiors dimensions begins with the furniture and items to occupy a space.   Then, to develop interior spaces into enlivening healthy spaces given their respective function.    For example some walls do not have to be 4.5"-4.75" thick, walls of greater thickness can have built-ins, pass throughs, shelving, or iconic architectural elements incorporated into them.  For example a column, a base, and entablature can be intrinsic to a wall.