Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

The exterior remodel reorganized the arrival experience of the home. Multiple roof forms were simplified into a single open gable, paired with a full-height glass entry that brings daylight into the central volume. The cedar exterior was preserved and refined, maintaining the home’s traditional character while introducing a clearer and more modern architectural expression. The result is an entry sequence that feels open, intentional, and connected to the surrounding hillside landscape.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

Canarias at Downtown Doral is the name of the newest addition to this heavenly neighborhood. This magnificent residential development will rise to become one of the area's most exclusive communities designed for those who embrace high-end living. At Canarias, residents will have the option to choose from three different house models and a variety of floor plans and customisations to make of their home, the perfect sanctuary. Inside these stunning houses porcelain tile flooring by Daltile, premium wood flooring in several color choices; LED recessed square lighting, door hardware by Baldwin®, cabinetry by Italkraft and finishes by Kohler® in all bathrooms have been carefully chosen to deliver a truly unique living experience. Look no further, we introduce the home of your dreams

This St. Louis Park home was reimagined with a primary suite addition, updates to the living room, family room, and basement, and a new deck that extends the home's living space outdoors. Throughout the remodel, exposed beams, graceful arches, and natural stone create a timeless architectural foundation. Warm brass accents, cool stone surfaces, and dark fluted cabinetry introduce texture and contrast while maintaining a cohesive palette, resulting in a home that feels both elevated and timeless.

To enhance the kitchen’s aesthetic appeal, we prioritized updating these elements. We replaced the laminate countertops with sleek, pristine white quartz countertops and swapped out the backsplash with classic white subway tiles, which perfectly complement the farmhouse style of the home. Additionally, we installed a modern sink and faucet to complete the updated look. We also refreshed all the kitchen cabinets with a new coat of paint and updated the knobs and pulls. During our discussions about their desired ambiance, the clients preferred a “comfortable and casual” feel. Inspired by a pair of well-worn jeans and a mason jar displayed in the space, we chose a soft, faded navy blue for the cabinets to introduce a striking splash of color.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

The kitchen was completely reconfigured, moving from the exterior to the interior wall. The former laundry space was converted into a pantry and refrigerator area, significantly boosting storage options. Additionally, an island was introduced, offering extra workspace and a cozy dining spot within the kitchen. The renovation’s design also featured vibrant pops of color in the island and backsplash, invigorating the space with a lively and inviting ambiance.

Introducing The Linen Table Runner by Clementine Threads. Crafted in Portugal, it is the perfect addition to any dining table. Made from 100% pure, high-quality flax linen sourced from Europe, The Linen Table Runner is not only stylish but also durable and long-lasting. The natural texture and unique character of European flax linen give the table runner a rustic and elegant look, making it suitable for both formal and informal occasions. Its breathable and absorbent properties make it perfect for use during all seasons, providing stylish dining throughout the year.

Clean-lined wood cabinetry, white countertops, and a light tile backsplash give this kitchen a warm, contemporary feel. Open shelving and black hardware add understated detail, while petrol blue and terracotta ceramics introduce touches of color. A central island provides additional workspace beneath two pendant lights. Custom kitchen cabinetry by Kitchenetry, serving San Diego County. *(Actual kitchen project by Kitchenetry. Photo enhanced and virtually styled with AI.)*

Introducing the epitome of sophistication: the White Luxury German Kitchen. Crafted with precision and elegance, this kitchen exudes refinement in every detail. From sleek cabinetry to state-of-the-art appliances, it embodies the pinnacle of modern design and functionality. Elevate your culinary experience with this exquisite addition to your home.

This St. Louis Park home was reimagined with a primary suite addition, updates to the living room, family room, and basement, and a new deck that extends the home's living space outdoors. Throughout the remodel, exposed beams, graceful arches, and natural stone create a timeless architectural foundation. Warm brass accents, cool stone surfaces, and dark fluted cabinetry introduce texture and contrast while maintaining a cohesive palette, resulting in a home that feels both elevated and timeless.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

The kitchen was completely reconfigured, moving from the exterior to the interior wall. The former laundry space was converted into a pantry and refrigerator area, significantly boosting storage options. Additionally, an island was introduced, offering extra workspace and a cozy dining spot within the kitchen. The renovation’s design also featured vibrant pops of color in the island and backsplash, invigorating the space with a lively and inviting ambiance.

Set high in the Hollywood Hills, this historic mid-century modern home marks the first commissioned residential project by acclaimed California architect A. Quincy Jones. Thoughtfully reimagined, the remodel honors the home’s architectural legacy while introducing a refined, contemporary sensibility. Our approach focused on preserving the original design, including clean lines, indoor-outdoor flow, and natural materials, while elevating each space through layered textures, custom millwork, and curated finishes. Color and quirk create additional charm in the home, while warm wood tones and sculptural elements preserve the interiors. The result is a home that feels both iconic and livable.

The addition of Upholstered Cornices with vertical striped fabric is an uncomplicated approach to introducing more color to this Family Room. We used straight upholstered cornices to genuinely showcase the colorful striped fabric. Below the cornices are custom pinch pleated sheers in Batiste fabrics to provide substantial sun protection, as well as privacy to the space. Further tying the room together, a custom area rug containing a subtle floral pattern naturally coordinates with the cornices’ striped fabric. Together, these features brighten the area creating a lovely warm inviting atmosphere.

While this new home had an architecturally striking exterior, the home’s interior fell short in terms of true functionality and overall style. The most critical element in this renovation was the kitchen and dining area, which needed careful attention to bring it to the level that suited the home and the homeowners. As a graduate of Culinary Institute of America, our client wanted a kitchen that “feels like a restaurant, with the warmth of a home kitchen,” where guests can gather over great food, great wine, and truly feel comfortable in the open concept home. Although it follows a typical chef’s galley layout, the unique design solutions and unusual materials set it apart from the typical kitchen design. Polished countertops, laminated and stainless cabinets fronts, and professional appliances are complemented by the introduction of wood, glass, and blackened metal – materials introduced in the overall design of the house. Unique features include a wall clad in walnut for dangling heavy pots and utensils; a floating, sculptural walnut countertop piece housing an herb garden; an open pantry that serves as a coffee bar and wine station; and a hanging chalkboard that hides a water heater closet and features different coffee offerings available to guests. The dining area addition, enclosed by windows, continues to vivify the organic elements and brings in ample natural light, enhancing the darker finishes and creating additional warmth. Photography by Ira Montgomery