Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Los Angeles

Contemporary Bathroom Photo by Casey Dunn
Inspiration for a large contemporary white tile and glass tile marble floor alcove shower remodel in Austin with a vessel sink, red cabinets, marble countertops, a one-piece toilet and multicolored walls

Built in the 1960's in Apple Orchard Manors, this home was ready for an update. The owners, recently married, wanted a ensuite bedroom and bathroom. This organic, cottage like room is now a place to enjoy day to day life while being surrounded by the colors and textures they love most. A successful primary bedroom and bathroom remodel thrilled our clients.

Karl Neumann Photography
Mountain style master medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom photo in Other with brown walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Inspiration for a transitional bedroom remodel in Grand Rapids

Kids' room - mid-sized transitional girl carpeted kids' room idea in Other with pink walls

This stunning master bedroom features a wingback fabric bed, unique wall accents, and a wallpaper inset ceiling to create a warm, inviting and unique retreat!

Example of a huge mountain style master carpeted and blue floor bedroom design in Denver with blue walls

This adorable powder bath features stunning tile flooring, marble subway tile half wall, with very unique wallpaper, beautiful pedestal sink, charming towel and toilet paper holder, and gold accents. Photo by Amy Carruthers

Kids room and study room design.
Inspiration for a large contemporary gender-neutral medium tone wood floor and wall paneling kids' room remodel in Portland with green walls

Kids room and study room design.
Kids' room - large contemporary gender-neutral medium tone wood floor and wall paneling kids' room idea in Portland with green walls

Example of a trendy dark wood floor and brown floor bedroom design in Austin with multicolored walls

Jack Thompson
Hallway - transitional gray floor hallway idea in Houston with white walls

For their third Urbanology collaboration, longtime clients and close friends, the Songs, both physicians, envisioned a beautifully designed home in Dallas that exuded calm functionality and understated beauty. Rooted in their Asian heritage and Kim’s love for wabi-sabi simplicity, the design embraced clean lines, warm neutrals, and tactile materials that feel approachable yet elevated. The entry and living spaces were reimagined with textural millwork and a sculptural fireplace, creating cohesion and a serene rhythm between daily life and family gatherings. In the office, a once-awkward layout was transformed through custom millwork that turned the piano into a purposeful centerpiece, joined by a reading nook and seamless storage. The expansive primary bedroom gained intimacy and balance through built-in plaster planters, library-style cabinetry, and a curved sofa perfect for evening wine and conversation. Peter’s guest-turned-primary bath became a master class in function, featuring seamless, antimicrobial surfaces and smart hidden storage for his daily rituals. Through every detail, this third phase of the Midway Hollow residence reflects “the art of ease”: spaces that are clean but lived-in, practical but poetic. What began as functional refinements evolved into a warm, layered home—one that honors the couple’s rhythm, heritage, and pursuit of a life beautifully designed, but never overdone.

For their third Urbanology collaboration, longtime clients and close friends, the Songs, both physicians, envisioned a beautifully designed home in Dallas that exuded calm functionality and understated beauty. Rooted in their Asian heritage and Kim’s love for wabi-sabi simplicity, the design embraced clean lines, warm neutrals, and tactile materials that feel approachable yet elevated. The entry and living spaces were reimagined with textural millwork and a sculptural fireplace, creating cohesion and a serene rhythm between daily life and family gatherings. In the office, a once-awkward layout was transformed through custom millwork that turned the piano into a purposeful centerpiece, joined by a reading nook and seamless storage. The expansive primary bedroom gained intimacy and balance through built-in plaster planters, library-style cabinetry, and a curved sofa perfect for evening wine and conversation. Peter’s guest-turned-primary bath became a master class in function, featuring seamless, antimicrobial surfaces and smart hidden storage for his daily rituals. Through every detail, this third phase of the Midway Hollow residence reflects “the art of ease”: spaces that are clean but lived-in, practical but poetic. What began as functional refinements evolved into a warm, layered home—one that honors the couple’s rhythm, heritage, and pursuit of a life beautifully designed, but never overdone.

Transitional bedroom photo in Houston

For their third Urbanology collaboration, longtime clients and close friends, the Songs, both physicians, envisioned a beautifully designed home in Dallas that exuded calm functionality and understated beauty. Rooted in their Asian heritage and Kim’s love for wabi-sabi simplicity, the design embraced clean lines, warm neutrals, and tactile materials that feel approachable yet elevated. The entry and living spaces were reimagined with textural millwork and a sculptural fireplace, creating cohesion and a serene rhythm between daily life and family gatherings. In the office, a once-awkward layout was transformed through custom millwork that turned the piano into a purposeful centerpiece, joined by a reading nook and seamless storage. The expansive primary bedroom gained intimacy and balance through built-in plaster planters, library-style cabinetry, and a curved sofa perfect for evening wine and conversation. Peter’s guest-turned-primary bath became a master class in function, featuring seamless, antimicrobial surfaces and smart hidden storage for his daily rituals. Through every detail, this third phase of the Midway Hollow residence reflects “the art of ease”: spaces that are clean but lived-in, practical but poetic. What began as functional refinements evolved into a warm, layered home—one that honors the couple’s rhythm, heritage, and pursuit of a life beautifully designed, but never overdone.

Architects: Turnbull Griffin Haesloop Photography: Matthew Millman
Inspiration for a red metal exterior home remodel in San Francisco with a shed roof

Inspiration for a coastal dining room remodel in Minneapolis