Placed in real spaces

A collector's home in the Optima Kierland tower, with House of Moen works placed throughout: a panoramic centerpiece anchoring the entry beneath the chandelier, bold color carrying the hall, and quiet vertical studies framing the passages between. One home, one palette, many ways in.

House of Moen was selected to create major original works for Ottawa University's Arizona campus: from a sprawling panoramic piece to a run of tall paneled works carrying the university's premier conference and reception spaces. Institutional scale, without losing intimacy.

Five large-scale original works created for Seven, the newest clubhouse at Desert Mountain, the private club community in North Scottsdale. The pieces anchor the clubhouse interiors in one of Arizona's most exclusive settings. A commission Hannah walked from raw construction through final install.

Each year, House of Moen takes over the gallery at PHX Architecture for a solo exhibition. Founded by Erik B. Peterson, Taliesin-trained and the architect behind more homes at Silverleaf than any other firm, PHX shapes some of the finest residences, resorts, and clubhouses in the Southwest. For one evening their studio becomes a gallery: originals along every wall, the Gem Series in formation, and the designers and collectors who define the region gathered among the work.