Clients who enlisted my services two years ago found a home they loved, but wanted to make sure that the newly acquired furniture would fit the space. They called on K Two Designs to work in the existing furniture as well as add new pieces. The whole house was given a fresh coat of white paint, and draperies and rugs were added to warm and soften the spaces.

Living room - eclectic living room idea in Hertfordshire

Custom Floors helped select, acquire and install all Tile, Wood, and wall to wall Carpet products in the Wedgewood Building Companyhomes, and Williams Custom Art Builders home. Custom Floors also contributed all of this as well as Custom Stone fabricated and installed countertops in the Christopher Scott Homes Home, and the Bedrock Builders home. photos taken by Britney Webb

The embodiment of a child's dream is reflected in the children's room interior from Luxury Antonovich Design studio. In this author's children's room interior design you can stay apart from some dogmas and rules. The cozy interior in a classic style acquired charming traits primarily due to the successful color scheme. The combination of blue and cream colors have helped to create a very sunny mood in the interior. Visual lightness and airiness of the space conceal a very sophisticated interior design. Cute ceiling design, where a shallow niche like an island of heaven, filled with tension element is a perfect cause to dream of something pleasant, lying on a comfortable bed. Art painting on the wall with motifs of scenes from favorite fairy tales matches perfectly with the decor motifs of furniture. A wardrobe looks charming, which designers decorated in the style of knight castle. The warmth of home comfort is reflected in the solution to make the floors of dark wood, on which in the center of the room a large soft carpet is located. Dubai children's room design is an ideal habitat for a small apartment owner. It is good to dream, to play and to devote time to favorite hobby

The Bachman-Wilson house was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1954 in Somerset County, NJ. A marvel of architecture and design, the house was was acquired by Crystal Bridges Museum late in 2013, and is in the process of being dismantled and relocated to the museum grounds in Bentonville, AR. Gorkin Glass was hired to help in the deconstruction and relocation of this historic home. The process was a tedious task that required a company with the depth of knowledge and craftsmanship to dismantle the glass portions of the home. Gorkin Glass was chosen out of hundreds of glass companies in the state of New Jersey based upon their expertise and history of quality for nearly one hundred years.

Old architecture combined with new fresh contemporary art and upholstery, Patti Allen created a great space for her long time friend’s second home. She brought fresh contemporary furniture coupled with current edgy colors to call this Asheville retreat their home. Her clients wanted to work around their love for art and special pieces they have acquired. The rooms had a great feel because of all the light coming into the room that naturally spotlighted their art to make it the focal point. They also had a lot of natural textures with the brick walls so they brought in several pieces of metal to compliment the industrial feel. The tufted sofa gave comfort and clean lines. The Vanguard chairs gave another option for upholstery in the room but keeping it in a smaller scale to fit in the room with the other pieces. The pops of yellow and turquoise highlighted the clients desire for color. They used Elite barstools with stainless steel metal that gave simplicity to show off their beautiful granite. The dining room table was by Stanley furniture and she used Century upholstered chairs to compliment the living room. The art deco chair is by Dwell Studios. The Stanton geometric rug helped ground your eye and give definition to the seating areas. The Master bedroom was by Precedent and the fabric flowed nicely with the wall coverings by Lee Jofa. The nightstands were by Vanguard and she spotlighted fuchsia with the chaise. The guest room had a wall that worked great with the American Leather sleeper sofa against the brick wall. Their art went great with it. This was a fun project for Patti because she truly enjoys working with lighter pallets, textured fabric and clean architectural lines with pops of color.

Furnished in a rich, architectural mix of classical and transitional styles, this executive penthouse apartment in downtown High Point, North Carolina offers a great combination of comfort, luxury and spectacular views. Overlooking the setting for the internationally attended High Point Furniture Market, this four-bedroom penthouse suite is a testament to the renowned “furniture capital” in which it resides. Designer Stephanie Portaro has more than 15 years experience creating dream homes at Furnitureland South, and it is her desire to help her clients incorporate their life travels, experience, and any unique items they have acquired into their home with a fresh new style and exciting look.

Furnished in a rich, architectural mix of classical and transitional styles, this executive penthouse apartment in downtown High Point, North Carolina offers a great combination of comfort, luxury and spectacular views. Overlooking the setting for the internationally attended High Point Furniture Market, this four-bedroom penthouse suite is a testament to the renowned “furniture capital” in which it resides. Designer Stephanie Portaro has more than 15 years experience creating dream homes at Furnitureland South, and it is her desire to help her clients incorporate their life travels, experience, and any unique items they have acquired into their home with a fresh new style and exciting look.

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From Madera's Pacific Patio Collection, this loveseat is made from weather resistant thermo-treated birch. Left unfinished the wood will acquire a soft neutral grey tone. Our patio collection is also available finished which results in a deep brown chocolate tone. "Sunbrellla" covered cushions included. Photo by Madera.

The loft, atop a heritage structure, was acquired with the windows boarded up, wooden trusses braced with metal and brick walls segregating different zones. Located in Byculla, on the 4th floor of a 100-year-old building, the studio apartment explores the innate tactility and highlights the structural integrity of the heritage structure. Natural light, ventilation and the objective of utilizing the various vantage points to the fullest were of utmost importance while designing the space.The tactility stays true to the raw, unkempt and stark nature of the space by: retaining the inherent character; revealing surfaces beneath superficial layers of paint and plaster; and re-cycling elements such as discarded doors, salvaged from demolished buildings within the city, and breathing new life into them.

This is another example of the classic second story addition that we do a lot of here in Seattle. A builder client approached us to design the makeover of this house after he acquired it at a foreclosure auction. Our solution repurposes the basement as a large, open entertainment space, guest suite and home office. The main level contains the public functions - Living, Dining, Kitchen and formal Den - while the upper level contains 2 ample children bedrooms and a Master Suite with a large walk-in closet, 5-piece bath, a sleeping area with a Juliet balcony oriented toward a view of the Cascade Mountains. Because of the urban location of this project, zoning and environmental codes tend to be the main form determinant for structures. Setbacks, lot coverage requirements and separation between the main house and the garage were the main contributing factors in this structure’s shape and footprint. Proximity to an old land fill required an extensive methane mitigation system throughout the project site.

Designing an object was accompanied by certain difficulties. The owners bought a plot on which there was already a house. Its quality and appearance did not suit customers in any way. Moreover, the construction of a house from scratch was not even discussed, so the architects Vitaly Dorokhov and Tatyana Dmitrenko had to take the existing skeleton as a basis. During the reconstruction, the protruding glass volume was demolished, some structural elements of the facade were simplified. The number of storeys was increased and the height of the roof was increased. As a result, the building took the form of a real English home, as customers wanted. The planning decision was dictated by the terms of reference. And the number of people living in the house. Therefore, in terms of the house acquired 400 m \ 2 extra. The entire engineering structure and heating system were completely redone. Heating of the house comes from wells and the Ecokolt system. The climate system of the house itself is integrated into the relay control system that constantly maintains the climate and humidity in the house.

In Portugal, a luxurious private residence is home to the latest project by Officine Gullo. It’s a dream kitchen, made entirely from the finest materials, such as high-thickness stainless steel for the structure, powder coated in an original Pastel Blue shade. The colour choice is a tribute to one of the best-known decorative arts in Portugal, azulejos, whose bright hues, especially in shades of blue and white, are interspersed with the light ceramic surfaces, sparking ever-changing geometric motifs. The colour occupies centre stage, expertly paired with burnished brass finishes, such as trims, handles and details. The burnishing, conducted strictly by the skilled hands of the company’s craftspeople, bestows texture on the brass, which acquires characterful contrasts with every passing day. The elegant antique forms are sublimely matched with up-to-the-minute sophisticated kitchen technology. The kitchen comes equipped with the very best professional refrigeration and cooking appliances. One of the company’s goals is the creation of a “home restaurant”, enabling every customer to cook at home in the same way that a chef does at a restaurant. All the cooking elements are capable of professional performance, yet are manufactured according to the principles of household ergonomics for everyday home use with the utmost convenience. Due to their design, non-professional cooks can use all of the available functions. In detail, the project consists of a linear kitchen with striking walls (4 metres), whose upper part vaunts: two steel wall surfaces at the ends, an induction stove, a range with 6 high-performance gas burners, a coup de feu, and a smooth and grooved fry top. The lower part consists of an electric oven and a dishwasher. Above the entire cooking block, a professional extraction hood and an elegant copper pediment graced with the Florentine fleur-de-lis and two practical brass shelves for pots. An island stands at the heart of the kitchen, topped with a refined stone counter and two washbasins with faucets, both entirely in burnished brass. Two dishwashers are nestled in the lower section of the island alongside drawers and storage space. On the shorter side of the island, space has been allocated for stools to encourage quality time together during food preparation. The right side of the kitchen features a signature wall with hand-decorated wooden cornices and masonry, in addition to a set of built-in appliances, including a refrigerator, freezer, microwave oven, blast chiller and a sous-vide machine.

Fibrocon proudly presents Lineadecor Kitchens. Kitchens are manufactured by the production facility of Lineadecor with the experience and knowledge it has acquired in the wooden sector. Lineadecor has played a leading role in the development of modular kitchen sector through constantly improving its technology-based and human-oriented investments. Making significant investments in its infrastructure to achieve its predetermined objectives, Lineadecor renewed its entire manufacturing facility with high-level technologies upon putting its production facilities in operation in 2006. Today, Lineadecor kitchens are manufactured with a modern understanding by the production facility located over an area of 30,000 m2. Following technological developments in the world closely in line with its objective of being a global brand, Lineadecor has established an electronic infrastructure allowing for monitoring any stage from manufacturing to distribution. Annual manufacturing capacity has reached 25,000 kitchens as a result of the excellence achieved through the cutting-edge technology used and ERP system applied.

Our client a gourmet cook desired a new kitchen in their home that they have lived in for over 30 years. She knew that she wanted minimalist cabinetry, neutral color palettes, and wood accents, her contemporary kitchens has a subtle elegance that will never go out of style. We blended aspects of modern design with other details for a look that's current and sleek, but not sterile. A pop of color show with her accessories we acquired for their home—whether it’s on the furniture, in a bowl of fresh fruit, or in a vase of flowers. These details just add to this clean and modern chef’s kitchen. Hidden treasures are tiered cutlery systems and a pull up mixer so no one has to lift that heavy kitchen aid mix. The overall style ensures that this contemporary kitchen designs still feel warm and welcoming, as do big windows that let in the sun, an architectural light fixture.

This model home is designed to appeal to a younger demographic and inspire personal development. The light green color in the central area represents inspiration and new growth, while the blues and greys in the bedroom are intended to promote relaxation and dreaming. The study/guest room is accentuated with red accents to encourage the idea of acquiring power through study. Photo Credit: John Lucia Pictures

Myrtle artificial greenery installed on brick wall, the garden did acquire a new and interesting look.
Example of a minimalist patio design in San Diego

Acquiring a new house is an exciting occasion but often has many challenges. My clients came to me to help modernize and update their new home that clearly had not been touched since the 70s. For the kitchen, we removed the dated orange oak cabinetry, tile counter tops, and cracked terra cotta flooring. This enabled us to start from scratch so we could create a light, bright kitchen in the fog and forest colors of the coastal mountain region of the area. New appliances, hand-forged iron light fixtures, and a luxurious marble counter and backsplash elevate this kitchen while retaining a casual atmosphere. Photos by Bernardo Grijalva