Mr. One-Stop

By Gina Bazer and Barri Leiner

Like the tailored industrial look? You’ll like it even more when you’ve got Richard Abrahamson pulling it together for you. Check out RJA Design, just opened on the third floor of the Boylston Building in River North. Abrahamson calls on his background in painting, art and antique collecting, and event, floral, and landscape design to win over his clients. RJA Design, 16 W. Illinois St., 312-822-9474; rja-design.com

 

 
This article appears in the May - June 2009 issue of Chicago Home + Garden Magazine.

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