Home At Last Decor

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Home At Last Decor
73 Reviews

Gainesville New Home Design

Blank slate, new home construction is brought to life with the right paint colors and furnishings to tie it all together.
Project Year: 2016
Project Cost: $10,001 - $25,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 20155
By adding a navy blue accent wall, the nickel hardware and silver mirror frame show off beautifully. Just a minor accent of red with the towels, adds a pop of color in this boys' bathroom.
BOYS Bathrooms
The wall color of gray with a hint of brown perfectly compliments the granite counter and floor tile. The nearly-black espresso vanity along with the silver mirror and nickel accents gives this bathroom a contemporary but timeless appeal. This is one way to dress up standard builder grade white...
GIRLS Bathroom
The elegant simplicity of this room brings an inviting yet sophisticated first impression. The dark, wide plank, hardwood floors give contrast to the craftsman style white wainscoting. The light gray ceiling color compliments the Revere Pewter wall color and shows off the crown molding.
Dining Room
By painting inside the faux tray ceiling with a color that matches the bench and secondary color of the bedding, this room has a warm, inviting feel with a pop of drama.
Master Bedroom
The vertical stripes on the wall add drama and color to this navy & gray baseball themed boys room.
Boys BEDROOM
The single orange stripe, which goes all around the room, pulls out the accent color in the bedding and the sports themed wall art, while tying the other colors together. The navy blue accent wall lends drama to the space.
Boys BEDROOM
By painting the squares inside the coffered ceiling, this architectural asset now makes a statement. The colors of the wall and ceiling compliment the colors in the stone fireplace. Sofas in a faux suede upholstery that compliments the wall color, complete the color plan. The variety of textures...
Great Room
The upper hallway gets a bit of drama and interest with this fabulous "window" mirror over a console table in an otherwise underutilized space.
Upper Hallway