Tom Harper
Example of a transitional bathroom design in Miami

Apartment Remodel in Midtown West Manhattan. Master bathroom with floor to ceiling tile and accent tile pattern. KBR Design & Build
Example of a mid-sized trendy gray tile alcove bathtub design in New York with an integrated sink, a two-piece toilet and beige walls

Example of a small trendy master blue tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile bathroom design in Denver with an undermount sink, blue walls, quartz countertops and a two-piece toilet

Inspiration for a mediterranean landscaping in San Francisco.

Aaron Leitz
Elegant medium tone wood floor home design photo in San Francisco with brown walls

Robert Wright
Urban dining room photo in New York

Carmello granite half bath vanity top.
Small mountain style stone tile powder room photo with dark wood cabinets, beige walls, an undermount sink and granite countertops

Inspiration for a modern walk-out dark wood floor home design remodel in Denver with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Bedroom with purple bedding, grey curtains, and hanging chair by Osmond Designs.
Example of a classic bedroom design in Salt Lake City

Mary Ellen’s collection is a minimalistic and romantic inspired set. It has a touch of classic charm while maintaining a modern European aesthetic. Mary Ellen’s collection features five perfectly matched accent pieces. A stylish copper vase with the dark patina finish is flawless for placing fresh flowers giving this piece a classic and timeless style. One of the freshest trends in home décor is Gold Rose accent pieces. This collection features a candle holder with a twist on a 12-point star sculpture. The Stainless Steel Tray it’s a sleek, hand-finished tray with a copper inside and black exterior. Dutch designer Kiki Van Eijk originally designed the Paper Bag Porcelain Vase. His vision was to exude a visual illusion with the wrinkled ceramic and perfect detail resembling the texture of paper; this vase is one of kind and perfect for any table. One of the most unique pieces in this collection is a Brown Stem Coral. It is delicate and impressive with gorgeous white stems and rust colored base, it is an exquisite eye-catching piece. The coral includes a soft fabric to be placed underneath so it can be properly displayed in any surface.

This stunning home in Florida brings the natural beauty indoors with pecky cypress ceilings and accents, Vgroove wood walls and custom reclaimed wood beams. The warmth of the wood is contrasted by the modern finishes of the designer tile and lighting, which are statement pieces in the kitchen. Marble countertops in the kitchen brighten the room, while glass tile fireplace and kitchen backsplash allow the visitor to feel at home in this nautical house. The oak flooring throughout is durable yet beautiful, and will last for many years to come. Lastly, guests can enjoy the stone patio and watch the sunset.

Master bath with walk-in shower, tub, and water closet.
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary master brown floor, double-sink and exposed beam drop-in bathtub remodel in Tampa with turquoise cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, a drop-in sink and gray countertops

Living room - transitional living room idea in Denver

First own apartment In this interior design project, we focused on a 2-bedroom apartment. It was the client's first own apartment as she recently moved to Vienna. She desired a feminine and minimalist interior design that was far from boring. Since it was a rental apartment, certain elements were predetermined, and we aimed to create a design that could easily be taken along in case of a move. For example, we incorporated natural white acoustic panels as accents behind the sofa and TV, providing texture without introducing color into the space. We drew inspiration from the Pantone Color of the Year 2023, "Viva Magenta," for the accent color. Thus, we chose dining chairs and a pouf in shades from this color palette. The kitchenette remained unchanged, but we added a beautiful floral wallpaper as an accent to the backsplash. However, the highlight of the design is undoubtedly the living plant wall. It creates a green focal point in the middle of the room. We decided against adding more plants since our client is often away for days, and regular care couldn't be guaranteed. The living wall requires less maintenance and is more manageable in this regard. ---- Erste eigene Wohnung in Wien In diesem Einrichtungsprojekte ging es um eine 2-Zimmer-Wohnung. Es ist die erste eigene Wohnung der Kundin, die eben nach Wien gezogen ist. Sie wünschte sich ein feminines, schlichtes, jedoch nicht langweiliges Interiordesign. Da es sich um eine Mietwohnung handelt, waren einige Dinge gegeben und wir haben uns bemüht, alles so zu gestalten, dass es bei einem Umzug leicht mitgenommen werden kann. Wie z.B. die naturweißen Akustikpaneele, die als Akzent hinter dem Sofa sowie hinter dem TV angebracht wurden. Diese bieten Struktur, ohne Farbe in den Raum zu bringen. Bei der Akzentfarbe wollten wir uns nämlich von der Pantone-Farbe 2023 “Viva Magenta” inspirieren lassen und haben somit die Esszimmer-Stühle sowie den Pouf farblich aus dieser Palette gewählt. Die Küchenzeile blieb unverändert, jedoch haben wir der Rückwand mit einer hübschen Blüten-Tapete einen Akzent verliehen. Wahrscheinlich aber DAS Highlight ist die lebende Pflanzenwand. Diese bietet einen grünen Blickpunkt mitten im Raum. Auf weitere Pflanzen wurde verzichtet, da unsere Kunden oft tagelang nicht zuhause ist und die Pflege daher nicht garantiert wäre. Diese “Living wall” ist da weniger anspruchsvoll.

First own apartment In this interior design project, we focused on a 2-bedroom apartment. It was the client's first own apartment as she recently moved to Vienna. She desired a feminine and minimalist interior design that was far from boring. Since it was a rental apartment, certain elements were predetermined, and we aimed to create a design that could easily be taken along in case of a move. For example, we incorporated natural white acoustic panels as accents behind the sofa and TV, providing texture without introducing color into the space. We drew inspiration from the Pantone Color of the Year 2023, "Viva Magenta," for the accent color. Thus, we chose dining chairs and a pouf in shades from this color palette. The kitchenette remained unchanged, but we added a beautiful floral wallpaper as an accent to the backsplash. However, the highlight of the design is undoubtedly the living plant wall. It creates a green focal point in the middle of the room. We decided against adding more plants since our client is often away for days, and regular care couldn't be guaranteed. The living wall requires less maintenance and is more manageable in this regard. ---- Erste eigene Wohnung in Wien In diesem Einrichtungsprojekte ging es um eine 2-Zimmer-Wohnung. Es ist die erste eigene Wohnung der Kundin, die eben nach Wien gezogen ist. Sie wünschte sich ein feminines, schlichtes, jedoch nicht langweiliges Interiordesign. Da es sich um eine Mietwohnung handelt, waren einige Dinge gegeben und wir haben uns bemüht, alles so zu gestalten, dass es bei einem Umzug leicht mitgenommen werden kann. Wie z.B. die naturweißen Akustikpaneele, die als Akzent hinter dem Sofa sowie hinter dem TV angebracht wurden. Diese bieten Struktur, ohne Farbe in den Raum zu bringen. Bei der Akzentfarbe wollten wir uns nämlich von der Pantone-Farbe 2023 “Viva Magenta” inspirieren lassen und haben somit die Esszimmer-Stühle sowie den Pouf farblich aus dieser Palette gewählt. Die Küchenzeile blieb unverändert, jedoch haben wir der Rückwand mit einer hübschen Blüten-Tapete einen Akzent verliehen. Wahrscheinlich aber DAS Highlight ist die lebende Pflanzenwand. Diese bietet einen grünen Blickpunkt mitten im Raum. Auf weitere Pflanzen wurde verzichtet, da unsere Kunden oft tagelang nicht zuhause ist und die Pflege daher nicht garantiert wäre. Diese “Living wall” ist da weniger anspruchsvoll.

Coloured base: In white or pastels? Just the way you like it! You like both – not a problem with our tesa® Masking Tape PRECISION SENSITIVE. HERE’S WHAT WE NEED: Various candlesticks in wood, white spray paint, deco paint in pastel colours, paint brush, tesa® Masking Tape PRECISON SENSITIVE 25 mm AND THIS IS HOW IT’S DONE: › Base coat the candlesticks with white spray paint and mask with tesa® Masking Tape PRECISON SENSITIVE 25 mm when dry. › Paint the candlesticks below the masking tape in a pastel colour of your choice and peel off the tape once the paint has dries. schöne kerzen in pastelltönen als deko — Aline

JVL Photography
Kitchen - small transitional galley ceramic tile kitchen idea in Ottawa with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, wood countertops, blue backsplash, glass tile backsplash, white appliances and no island

General view of the bright living room with sofa, armchair, blue carpet, decorated gray wall Luca Girardini - Photos © 2014 Houzz
Large trendy formal and open concept medium tone wood floor living room photo in Berlin with multicolored walls

This small bedroom is totally glam, with metallic agate-patterned wallpaper, silky teal bedding, gold silk drapery, and a rose quartz velvet headboard. Mod gold table lamps take up little space but make a big impact. The 2-tone furniture has an art deco feel.