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Existing masonry openings were transformed with cool marble time and a steel and glass wrap around canopy which washes the vanity area in abundant natural light. [in conjunction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

Warm wood walls constrast with a clean lined contemporary soaking tub. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

Custom steel windows are set between a frame of antique timbers, creating a pavillion like experience in this modernist addition to a 1920's era Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

The dramatic Moorish archway of the 1920's Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama is enhanced with a wall of newly installed walnut paneling. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

Designed as an addition to a 1920's era Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama; the China Room serves as a everday entrance to for the homeowners and a dramatic place to store an extensive collection of china and glassware. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

This European-style working pantry elevates storage to an artform. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

A custom designed and fabricated steel and brass hood enclosure shelters a hand built LaCornue range. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]

A copper and glass skylight defines this dramatic kitchen, designed as an addition to a 1920's Spanish Revival residence in Homewood, Alabama. [in conjuction with John Bryan Hopkins, photo by Colleen Duffley]