Staying within the existing footprint, we opened up the shower with the addition of a frameless shower door and light limestone tile walls. A pebble tile floor and a vertical mosaic accent add interest.

This once closed-off kitchen was opened up into the dining and living space with the removal of a wall. New cabinets and modern light fixtures updated the space. See the dramatic before and after shots at www.dawnhearn.com.

Track, pendant, and under cabinet lighting add drama to this galley kitchen.

This pale green, under mount, low divide sink looks great against the green counter. Silver toned hardware and plumbing add sparkle. A limestone tile backplash is a neutral backdrop.

This space was once in the garage. We captured it for interior space and created a place for wine storage. The client uses this area for the bar when entertaining.

A once typical, straight sidewalk is changed for a more interested path to the front of the house.

The clients' porch was replaced with IPE wood and a salted, concrete addition adds space for additional seating when the client throws parties.

Outdoor rated art adds interest to the porch wall. Custom ceramic sconces are from a local artist.

This charming guest bedroom showcases the client's collection of quilts. We combined them with some fresh accents and pops of color.

This contemporary, tailored family room combines warm teak woods with cool charcoals. A Hubbardton Forge lamp adds a sculptural accent. Hunter Douglas top down - bottom up Vignette shades offer options for privacy and add a soft glow to the room. Knit poufs add a soft component to the space and...

Close up of Hubbardton Forge table lamp and teak console table.

Detail shot of living room chair, black and white pillow and side table. A Global Views sculpture adds a fun detail.