--- title: "Studio Robert Jamieson — Architects & Building Designers | Houzz" canonical_html_url: https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/studio-robert-jamieson-pfvwus-pf~1762407023 markdown_url: https://www.houzz.com/md/professionals/pf~1762407023.md entity_type: LocalBusiness business_name: "Studio Robert Jamieson" category: ["Architects"] image: https://st.hzcdn.com/fimgs/5443c81e04ab3a96_5517-w400-h400-b0-p0--.jpg address: "136 Pugh Rd, Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087, United States" latitude: 40.0612 longitude: -75.3999 phone: "(610) 756-1466" website: http://www.studiojamieson.com rating: 4.9 review_count: 12 best_of_houzz_awards: 11 followers: 225 last_updated: 2026-09-02 --- # Studio Robert Jamieson > Philadelphia's Experienced Residential & Interior Design Firm Original Houzz profile: [Studio Robert Jamieson](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/studio-robert-jamieson-pfvwus-pf~1762407023) ## Professional summary - **Primary category:** Architects - **Location:** Wayne, PA - **Serves:** Philadelphia, Upper Darby, Havertown, Norristown, Radnor, King of Prussia, West Chester, Phoenixville, West Norriton, Ardmore, Newtown Square, Broomall, Darby, Conshohocken, Bala Cynwyd, Villanova, Ambler, Plymouth Meeting, Blue Bell, Penn Wynne, Paoli, Media, Bryn Mawr, Chesterbrook, Collegeville, Narberth, Malvern, Devon, West Conshohocken, Rose Valley, Wayne, Brooklyn, Springfield, Gladwyne, New York City, Valley Forge - **Houzz rating:** 4.9 out of 5 (12 reviews) - **Best of Houzz:** 11 awards (2016–2025), for Design, Service. ## About ### Houzz Badges - Houzz Pro Software User - Star Houzzer - 5 Star Houzzer - Houzz Influencer - Recommended on Houzz - 25,000 Ideabook Saves - Best of Houzz winner - Award winning - Offers Custom Work - Hired on Houzz - Responds Quickly ### Business highlights - Best of Houzz winner - Award winning - Offers Custom Work - Responds Quickly - 4 Hires on Houzz Design is an iterative process that begins with the client, project program and site, whether it be an existing building or virgin landscape. Style, experience, space and views are developed as a result of the client and site, not imposed upon them. We provide innovative solutions that are clear, honest, and thoughtful through collaborative relationships with artisans, fabricators, materials suppliers and contractors to shape space and surface in unique ways. Modern and reclaimed materials are used in ways that go beyond their traditional or expected use. Sustainable building and site development is fundamental and integral to our work. Typical Job Cost: $250,000- $2,000,000 These are estimates based on experience. Actual job costs are based on specific scope and level of finish of your project, to be bid by a General Contractor. New Homes: $1M and up Home Renovations $250k and up Kitchens $100k and up Primary Baths $75k and up Guest Baths $40-60k ### Services Provided - Architectural Design - Building Design - Home Remodeling - Custom Homes - New Home Construction - Home Additions - Home Extensions - Sustainable Design - Energy-Efficient Homes - Green Building - Pool House Design & Construction ### Areas Served - Philadelphia - Upper Darby - Havertown - Norristown - Radnor - King of Prussia - West Chester - Phoenixville - West Norriton - Ardmore - Newtown Square - Broomall - Darby - Conshohocken - Bala Cynwyd - Villanova - Ambler - Plymouth Meeting - Blue Bell - Penn Wynne - Paoli - Media - Bryn Mawr - Chesterbrook - Collegeville - Narberth - Malvern - Devon - West Conshohocken - Rose Valley - Wayne - Brooklyn - Springfield - Gladwyne - New York City - Valley Forge ### Typical Job Cost $250,000 - 2 million ## Business Details | Field | Value | | --- | --- | | Business Name | Studio Robert Jamieson | | Address | 136 Pugh Rd, Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087, United States | | Phone | (610) 756-1466 | | Website | http://www.studiojamieson.com | | Followers on Houzz | 225 | **Social profiles:** - Facebook — https://www.facebook.com/studiojamieson - LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/profile/preview?locale=en\_US&trk=prof-0-sb-preview-primary-button ## Contact - **Houzz profile:** [Studio Robert Jamieson](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/studio-robert-jamieson-pfvwus-pf~1762407023) - **Website:** http://www.studiojamieson.com - **Phone:** (610) 756-1466 ## Credentials - **Best of Houzz:** 11 awards (2016–2025), for Design, Service. ## Reviews **Overall rating: 4.9 out of 5 — 12 reviews** *Aspect averages:* - Work Quality: 50.0 - Communication: 50.0 - Value: 50.0 ### Featured Review **★★★★★ — Kehinde Barkley, Feb. 2019** > It was a pleasure collaborating with Robert Jamieson on our renovation. As a Project Manager, Robert excelled at creative problem solving and communication, and we owe the success of the project to him. And as a Designer, Robert's eye for detail and materials helped us the achieve the thoughtful and cohesive look we were aiming for. I highly recommend Robert Jamieson and look forward to working with him on future projects. ### All 12 reviews **★★★★★ — catesheather, Jan. 2021** > When we started working on a small fireplace remodel with Robert, it quickly became obvious that our small project was going to take flight... Working with Robert felt easy and joyful. He presented lots of options and was able to move quickly with samples. We really enjoyed his aesthetic vision and his design details were creative and practical! The best part is that we had very few suprises during the project, once it was underway. In the end, we nearly gutted the entire first floor of our home and would not change a thing! Okin builders were also wonderful to work with and their crew was excellent. We felt very well taken care of at all times! **★★★★★ — Fern Woods, Nov. 2020** > We would not have taken on an ambitious renoviation project if it had not been for Robert to glue everything together. We appreciated that his business model depends on being part of the project from beginning to end. He provided recommendations for our floor plan better than we would've otherwise conceived and extremely detailed drawings to reduce ambiguity from the construction bidding and execution process. He brings refinement to the unrefined practice of home renovation. We did struggle with budgeting: our initial round of construction bids were 50% higher than our budget. But to Robert's credit, he spent the time to re-work and revise the plans to keep the project moving forward. **★★★★★ — Mick Ferraro, Nov. 2018** > Robert lead us on our first journey of Home renovation/restoration and we would not have survived without him! From the initial consultation, to dealing with contractors, vendors, inspections, etc - not only was Robert looked to, but he always was a step ahead. Beyond his ability to navigate us through the process, his attention to detail in the design process is impeccable. Although this was our first makeover on a home, we had a very strong aesthetic opinion and, of course, a very limited budget to work with. Robert was able to meet us, direct us and bring to us ideas and designs that exceeded our expectations... all while being professionally patient and thorough. Ultimately, we love our home... and feel so fortunate that Robert was the one to design it. **★★★★★ — Carol Meister, July 2018** > Robert came to our property in Brooklyn for a consultation. As it turned out, the project was too small for him. However, he spent quite a bit of time with me, and he gave me a great design idea which I hadn’t thought of. We followed through w/ his idea, and my husband and I are both very happy with the way his concept turned out. He also recommended the type of firm that I needed. **★★★★★ — Matt Gooding, March 2018** > Robert was a pleasure to work with, who went above and beyond at each step of the process. > > We first contacted Robert while looking for a home to renovate. Without us asking, he went to Open Houses for several of the homes we were interested in to gauge their potential. (We were not local during this search, so this was particularly helpful.) > > After we selected a home, Robert spent a lot of time talking with us to understand our vision. He presented us with options that we would never have thought of but perfectly matched what we were looking for. > > Along the way my wife and I added many elements to the project and ended up over our budget. Robert helped us reduce the scope and make necessary substitutions. In the end, we are happier with the "reduced scope" version of the project anyway! > > Robert was also extremely helpful during the construction process. This was our first major renovation, and management of the many contractors and vendors involved would have been beyond overwhelming for us. > > We selected the contractors based on Robert's recommendation, and they were worked seamlessly together. It's hard to imagine there would have been much difference if they were one "design-build" firm. > > In the end, we have a home that we love and is beyond what we could've imagined. We're starting work on a new external project with Robert and I expect we will continue to work with him for any projects in the future. **★★★★★ — Urban Evolutions, May 2017** > STUDIOrobert jamieson has worked with Urban Evolutions on multiple projects over the last 15 years, both commercial and residential. He is highly innovative in his approach to material design. Because of his experience, he understands the opportunities and challenges posed by reclaimed wood products. We recently wrapped up a project where we supplied reclaimed tobacco lath for an office space and the final project pictures were absolutely stunning. STUDIOrobert jamieson has also used our reclaimed redwood and gym floor in his residential work. **★★★★★ — Jessica Cooper, Feb. 2017** > My husband and I had the pleasure to work with Robert on a home renovation project. He was able to help us think through options to update our space, both aesthetically and functionally, He also helped us select materials and connected us with a contractor to complete the job. Robert was innovative, professional, accessible and provided the expertise we needed! **★★★★ — Lynn Harker, Nov. 2016** > I first saw Robert's work in Philadelphia Magazine, which featured photos of his home renovation. As soon as I saw these photos I contacted Robert for a consultation with our lower level renovation. Our houses were designed by the same architect, Robert McElroy, and > from the moment he walked in I knew he was the right person for the job. Before he came over for the consult we were only thinking of replacing the 1980's teal carpet and painting the walls. Robert envisioned making a larger bedroom for our son in what was then a storage room. He also suggested knocking out a wall in the family room to create a bigger open space. These two ideas completely transformed the downstairs layout and we're so grateful that he thought outside the box and made these suggestions. My husband and I would never have thought of these ideas on our own. I am in awe of his vision and creativity because now that the project is complete we have much more living space and natural light coming into the den. Robert also chose the hardwood flooring which looks stunning and is in keeping with the spirit of the house. Although we were short on the amount of flooring that was ordered we were able to obtain more within a few days so it really wasn't a big issue. > Robert also suggested a contractor to perform the work and that company complied with all of Robert's specifications. Their quality of work was excellent. > > We plan on renovating our kitchen within the next couple of years and > Robert will be the only one we trust because of his vision, creativity, and aesthetic sensibility. **★★★★★ — OKIN PIVOT, LLC, June 2016** > I have worked with Robert of Studio Robert Jamieson on multiple projects, including several of his residential clients as well as his private residence. Robert's design intent is kept paramount throughout the entire project. He is collaborative and innovative when facing challenges during design and construction, consistently working with the team to keep the main aesthetic true. Roberts emphasis on detailing and materials show in every project. The results are jewel boxes. **★★★★★ — bcarlyon, June 2016** > My husband and I discovered and purchased a beautiful, 2.5 acre wooded lot on a bluff overlooking West Grand Traverse Bay in northern Michigan. The view from the site, as well as the beautiful surrounding woods was incedible, and we wanted to have a home design that would take advantage of the natural beauty. Also, we wanted a home that met our lifestyle - that of two working professionals with demanding schedules who desire a home that is a comfortable nest. Also, a home that would lend itself well to informal entertaining, and provide comfortable and private spaces for overnight family and guests. Robert worked very closely with us during all facets of the design of our home. He created a space that reveals the beauty of our site as we move through our home. He also was responsible for seletion of materials throughout the home, including furniture. In northern Michigan, we enjoy four beauiful seasons. Robert's design has truly captured the beauty of the site, actually blends the outdoors with the indoors spaces, while also maintaining good flow throughout the house. **★★★★★ — epak212, April 2016** > As new house owners, we left a condo living and decided to move into a house. We ultimately decided to purchase an older house and customize it to our tastes and needs. I had used Houzz.com to source some architects to help us out. We found Robert and a few others but it was Robert that accompanied me to house inspection for one and then also accompanied me to view the house we ended up purchasing. From start to finish, he was there. > We utilized Houzz.com albums to collect photos and ideas to share so he could get a better sense of our needs and wants. He managed pretty much everything from the contractors to the purchasing of items. He also has a great eye for detail so when he conducted the final walk (we were traveling) and approved it, I didn't worry about him missing anything. As new home owners new to renovation, we did go over budget and in the end, we did have to omit some of the items/detailing that we wanted which was frustrating but Robert provided us alternatives so that we could discuss and decide. In the end, with the budget issue and not having the home 100% to what we wanted, we are still very happy with the project. People who have seen the home before are amazed at the results. > We are very happy to have found Robert. As non-creative home owners who have never renovated a home, we would have never come up with some of the concepts he produced. He enabled us to customize this house enough that it meets our aesthetic and functional needs. > Robert is very diligent and detailed. I think he may have been too detailed for us (ha) but as a result of me giving in to him, we have a stand out master bathroom. > I view our home a great learning experience into the area of renovation. I now have Robert to use as a standard. ## Selected projects - [Houzz TV: Peek Inside a Designer’s Modern Suburban Home in Philadelphia](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/houzz-tv-peek-inside-a-designers-modern-suburban-home-in-philadelphia-pj-vj~6434938) - Location: Not specified - Photos: 1 - [Ravenhill](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/ravenhill-pj-vj~6358462) - Location: Phoenixville, PA - Photos: 16 - Description: When the owners purchased this 50's ranch home outside of Philadelphia, it bore most of the original elements. They knew they wanted to open up and modernize the property, and so we focused on vaulting the existing 8' ceilings in the living room and adding this dramatic cedar clad modern dormer. The existing stone walls were retained and now create a perfect counterpoint to the wood cladding. Cedar was also used to accentuate the entry points at the front, side and rear of the home to create a c… - [Bayview](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/bayview-pj-vj~848176) - Location: Traverse City, MI - Photos: 15 - Description: This 3,000 square foot residence is set within two acres bound by dense trees, but open to a view of Grand Traverse Bay on Lake Michigan. The landscape and view directly informed the geometry and spatial organization of the home. From the approach through a thick grove of trees to an open sunlit yard, to movement through the interior spaces, the residence is experienced as an orchestrated procession of views. The intent was that view and space is slowly revealed as one moves deeper into the site… - [Neutra - Coveney](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/neutra-coveney-pj-vj~2647080) - Location: King of Prussia, PA - Photos: 10 - Description: Designed by Richard Neutra in 1959 for the David Coveney family, this 3,000+ private residence was purchased from the original owners in 2013. The new owners were looking to modernize the existing kitchen and master bath while remaining respectful to Neutra's original vision and principles. The kitchen had undergone a number of renovations over the years, including painting all of the original wood cabinets white, changing the solid surface counter tops to 4x4 ceramic tile and replacing the faux… - [Moreland Circle](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/moreland-circle-pj-vj~7324526) - Location: Philadelphia, PA - Photos: 21 - Description: The owner of this Mid-Century Modern home in Chestnut Hill approached us to tastefully update her home, in what would become a whole house remodel, inside and out. On the exterior, we replaced all of the existing aluminum clad, single pane windows with new mill finished aluminum insulated glass units and repaired and repainted the existing stucco. With the redesign of the kitchen, the windows on the front façade were unified and connected with a ribbon of ipe cladding, and a vertical accent was… - [Broadview](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/broadview-pj-vj~7749017) - Location: Wayne, PA - Photos: 25 - Description: This Mid-Century Modern home was originally built by Robert McElroy in 1963 for the owner’s parents. It stayed in their family until their passing, when the owner inherited his childhood home. Now retired himself, and still local to the area, he chose to make this his forever home by updating the now 60 year old original finishes and making some major modifications to expand and update it. The basic program and layout of the home remained in-tact, however we vaulted the living room ceiling to gi… - [Sprague Circle](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/sprague-circle-pj-vj~6449445) - Location: Penn Valley, PA - Photos: 12 - Description: This 4,000sf McElroy contemporary home built in 1974 has been drastically updated on the main level. Beginning with the replacement of the traditional wood entry door and side-lite with a single larger offset-pivot glass entry door. The entry floor tile was replaced with a Versailles pattern green slate to bring the look of the existing exterior bluestone paving in to the home. The existing stair guardrail was replaced with a blackened steel and st. stl. cable railing and handrail to the lower l… - [Shelter Island](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/shelter-island-pj-vj~2647083) - Location: Shelter Island, NY - Photos: 20 - Description: This 2,000 sf private residence on the North Shore of Long Island is the weekend home of a Manhattan family of three. The home was completely renovated, every surface being touched and the existing plan dramatically altered. The original kitchen was an enclosed room with a 'sun-room' set off of it to the rear of the home. The structural wall between what is now the kitchen and dining areas was removed, creating a unified space for cooking, eating and entertaining. Stained oak chevron floors were… - [Horseshoe Trail](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/horseshoe-trail-pj-vj~2971659) - Location: Phoenixville, PA - Photos: 17 - Description: A young couple and their newborn daughter with modern sensibilities were relocating from Boston to sub-urban Philadelphia. They purchased a Mid-century modern home with stunning views that had undergone some questionable renovations over the years and was in need of restoration. The main levels' original open plan had been broken up into separate living, kitchen and dining spaces. The solution was to maintain the existing layout of the home but gut the entire interior, rediscovering the open lay… - [Carol Place](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/carol-place-pj-vj~7266834) - Location: Meadowbrook, PA - Photos: 6 - Description: This 2,600sf home was designed by Philadelphia Mid-Century Modern Architect Robert Geddes in 1956. Geddes was the first Dean at the Princeton School of Architecture and designed many iconic buildings including the Philadelphia Police Department Headquarters, AKA ‘The Roundhouse’. The home had undergone a previous addition (also by Geddes) to create a new formal dining room and office space. This left the small, enclosed kitchen (which was customary at the time) separated from both the dining roo… - [McElroy Renovation + Addition](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/mcelroy-renovation-addition-pj-vj~848231) - Location: Devon, PA - Photos: 23 - Description: This 2,600sf private residence was design/built in 1968 by Robert McElroy. McElroy built many similar modern homes in the Philadelphia area from the 1950’s through 1970’s. Many, like this one, were set into beautiful, yet hilly sites that take full advantage of the natural surroundings with open floor plans and abundant use of floor to ceiling glass. The owners have carefully updated the home, by completely renovating the kitchen and bathrooms, and modernizing other key components to support the… - [Dam View](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/dam-view-pj-vj~7081505) - Location: Media, PA - Photos: 16 - Description: This project saw the radical reimagining of this 1980s contemporary. We created an entirely new layout on the main level by removing the bearing wall between the kitchen and the living room, allowing for an open plan. This turned, what was an awkward central kitchen with dining areas on either side of it, into an open kitchen/dining/living/den space with a much needed laundry/mud room off the entry to serve the home. We updated the vaulted living room space by creating a dramatic fireplace with… - [Fern Woods](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/fern-woods-pj-vj~6425426) - Location: Phoenixville, PA - Photos: 15 - Description: This 3,400sf contemporary home was built in 1968 by Robert McElroy, who built many similar homes in the Philadelphia suburbs in the 60's and 70's. This home had great bones but had largely original dated finishes. We completely renovated the entire home with new engineered white oak flooring throughout and a minimal black and white palate that let the floor to ceiling windows and beautiful surrounding landscape provide the primary visual interest. The existing gas fireplace was replaced by a mod… - [Villanova McElroy](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/villanova-mcelroy-pj-vj~6730351) - Location: Villanova, PA - Photos: 11 - Description: The owners wanted to renovate the main level of their 1972 McElroy Contemporary. We explored design options for how to reconfigure the existing kitchen, dining and den spaces which were walled off from each other. We chose to reposition the kitchen symmetrically between 2 corner windows, precluded by the dining and den spaces. The Kitchen being separated by partial height walls flanking a large opening that hold full ht. pantry cabinets and a built-in refrigerator. The dining area, is the only s… - [Pocanos Retreat](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/pocanos-retreat-pj-vj~7550325) - Location: Buck Hill Falls, PA - Photos: 18 - Description: The owners purchased this to be a year-round getaway from New York City. The existing home was built in the mid-90’s and they were looking to completely renovate it to their modern aesthetic. The entire ground floor plan was re-imagined, removing 2 load bearing walls that defined a central kitchen from which the dining and two living spaces orbited. Removing these walls allowed for an open kitchen/living/dining space with expansive views to their wooded 2 acre site, which was enhanced by the add… - [Downingtown](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/downingtown-pj-vj~1621390) - Location: Caln, PA - Photos: 13 - Description: A young couple with modern sensibilities were relocating from New York to sub-urban Philadelphia. They purchased a 40 year old home from the original owners that were retired and moving on to a condo with less upkeep. The design challenge was to turn 'grandma's house' into a modern home on a tight budget. The new owners preferred an open plan, but the basement stair bisected the kitchen and living room. The solution was to open up the wall as much as possible and make this visual impediment into… - [Stetson Road](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/stetson-road-pj-vj~6891981) - Location: Elkins Park, PA - Photos: 7 - Description: We were tasked to create a sympathetic addition to this 1950 Mid-Century Modern Home. We used the strong language of the existing home to create a new primary bedroom suite over the existing single car garage. The garage once seemed as an appendage to the original home now feels fully integrated with an addition above the blends seamlessly with the original design. The bedroom suite features new built-in closets and a full bath with double vanity and walk-in shower. - [Page Terrace](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/page-terrace-pj-vj~6795987) - Location: Villanova, PA - Photos: 18 - Description: We completely gut renovated this 1957 traditional ranch home by removing interior walls between the existing living, dining and kitchen spaces to create an open floor plan for entertaining. The existing living room was nearly doubled in size by enclosing the existing screened in porch with new sliding glass doors offering views to the landscape beyond. The new gas insert fireplace features a built in nook for TV/Entertainment clad in fumed oak, and surrounded by artisan plaster. The kitchen feat… - [Sprague Road](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/sprague-road-pj-vj~7550391) - Location: Penn Valley, PA - Photos: 10 - Description: We completely updated the exterior of this split-level, Mid-Century rancher by installing new exterior siding and windows along with a new custom offset pivot entry door. We used composite siding to connect the upper floor windows in a modern ribbon across the facade. On the interior, we completely redesigned the kitchen/living/dining room, removing load bearing walls that seperated them into individual rooms and transforming it into a shared open plan with a vaulted ceiling accented by oak clad… - [Mod McElroy](https://www.houzz.com/hznb/projects/mod-mcelroy-pj-vj~6659988) - Location: Wayne, PA - Photos: 6 - Description: We did a complete remodel of the kitchen in this 1968 McElroy Contemporary. The existing kitchen was dated and closed off from the dining room. We removed the wall between kitchen and dining and created a wall of storage and integrated refrigerator on one side with walnut panels. The opposing side has matte white cabinets, but a custom ceramic tile backsplash with a stylized cardinal and blue jay to nod to the many wild birds on the property. The colorful appliances from Big Chill further enlive… [See all 21 projects](https://www.houzz.com/professionals/architects-and-building-designers/studio-robert-jamieson-pfvwus-pf~1762407023) ## Video - [Company video](https://player.vimeo.com/external/1215934650.m3u8?s=a6ca2039533eb203685141ac0d3e575ceb6ec219&oauth2_token_id=1384357804) ## Community Q&A **Q: where are the brackets on the wall shelf from? thank you** *(in Photo Questions)* where are the brackets on the wall shelf from? The one with the plants on it? Thank you A: No, it was made from stainless steel. I think the company that made them did st. stl. commercial kitchens and stuff like that. Google 'stainless steel wall shelf' and a lot of stuff like that comes up. I also use shelfology.com. They have a lot of great wall mounted shelf options in custom colors, sizes and styles. **Q: where can I buy this floor tile,Thank you** *(in Photo Questions)* A: HI. It's not this one (Code Talker A), but it's called Code Talker B. I don't see a link to it on their site, but you can ask them about it. I'm sure they have it. It is cement tile. If you use this please follow their install and sealing instructions to a 'T'. **Q: Love the vanity finish** *(in Photo Questions)* what is the vanity brand? A: Kohler Verticyl undermount sinks. The top drawer has to be modified by GC to cut out around the sink drain (kind of U shaped drawer box), but both are operational/functional. **Q: what’s the paint color** *(in Photo Questions)* What the gray paint color A: Farrow and Ball Worsted 284 **Q: Do you remember where you bought the sconces?** *(in Photo Questions)* I'm looking for lighting similar to this for my project. A: Circa Lighting, Bryant Sconce **Q: This is a gorgeous room....stain color on cabinetry?** *(in Photo Questions)* Hi, This is breathtaking! What is the stain color used on the cabinets? Thanks! A: Thanks! The kitchen is from Porcelanosa, finish is 'Roble Tierra', laminate finish, but resembles Teak or Mahogany. --- *Source: Houzz professional profile. Reflects the profile as of 2026-09-02.*