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This kitchen overhaul created a bright functional space for the family to gather, prepare and share meals. Crisp white finishes amplify the abundant natural light, while walnut and brass accents lend depth, texture and a subtle glisten. A similar palette is pulled through to the powder bathroom with the addition of a watery blue backsplash and geometric floor tiles. In keeping with the rest of the home, the girls’ bath is also clean and bright. To echo the spirit of the two young sisters that share the space we incorporated a few playful, feminine elements.
Interior Design: Casework
Photography: Jenny Trygg
General Contractor: Raven Builders
Architecture: Studio Coop
Custom Millwork: Maple Key LLC
Press: Schoolhouse
Powder Bath tile selected by Hether Dunn Design

This southwest Sioux Falls kitchen is now warm and inviting, with amplified storage. Brooke, a designer with Today's StarMark Custom Cabinetry, specified StarMark's Roseville door style in Cherry finished in Cappuccino. The lighting, Cambria countertops, backsplash and hardware are perfect accompaniments!

This Upper Arlington, Ohio, kitchen, bath and laundry room remodel allows natural light to do its job. The spaces use light colors amplifying the space and giving the rooms a larger feel. The kitchen and powder room white cabinetry is Kraftmaid's Marquette style in Cherry Vintage Bisque, while the kitchen island and master bathroom vanity feature Kraftmaid's Marquette style in Cognac.
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This southwest Sioux Falls kitchen is now warm and inviting, with amplified storage. Brooke, a designer with Today's StarMark Custom Cabinetry, specified StarMark's Roseville door style in Cherry finished in Cappuccino. The lighting, Cambria countertops, backsplash and hardware are perfect accompaniments!

The family room is the perfect space for the clients to come and enjoy time together. Movie nights can be held on the plush L-shaped couch with the help of a massive 85" TV. Sound is amplified thanks to in-ceiling speakers, sound bars and subwoofers. The subwoofers are expertly hidden within the custom made cabinet under the TV.
Photographer: Alexandra White Photography

Home Theater - 100'' 16 x 9 Fixed Projection Screen w/ 1080 P Projector - 7.2.2 Surround Sound System w/ Sub-Woofers under sectional - RTI Home Automation w/ Apple's IPAD AIR 2 for Control. Yamaha AV Receiver, Samsung Bluray, several gaming systems. Also featured in AV Rack is a Casa Tunes Audio Server for the 13 Zones of Whole House Distributed Audio and 2 - RTI AD8X'S Distributed Audio Amplifiers.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

Evoking a sense of calmness with subtle blue cabinets, accomplished through Crystal Cabinet Works premium custom finishes. The soft hue of the Blue Frost painted cabinets, from Crystal Color Concepts, was an excellent choice of color, amplifying the airy and refreshing space.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

IDF Studio collaborated with these spunky and active clients, a large multi-generational family of eight, to amplify the style and comfort of their home. Quality materials and luxurious finishes were prudently curated to achieve a style-centric, transitional look with undercover durability. The result is a classy, sophisticated San Francisco home that withstands the test of time.

IDF Studio collaborated with these spunky and active clients, a large multi-generational family of eight, to amplify the style and comfort of their home. Quality materials and luxurious finishes were prudently curated to achieve a style-centric, transitional look with undercover durability. The result is a classy, sophisticated San Francisco home that withstands the test of time.

IDF Studio collaborated with these spunky and active clients, a large multi-generational family of eight, to amplify the style and comfort of their home. Quality materials and luxurious finishes were prudently curated to achieve a style-centric, transitional look with undercover durability. The result is a classy, sophisticated San Francisco home that withstands the test of time.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

The client required an entryway that conveyed openness and architectural clarity while integrating seamlessly with the rest of the home. High ceilings were leveraged to amplify verticality and natural light, creating a sense of expansiveness upon entry. A recessed wall niche anchors the space, while the alignment of the console and mirror establishes a strong central axis. Vertical glazing on the door and stair balusters reinforces rhythm and transparency, defining a spatial threshold that is both functional and architecturally cohesive.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

PROGRAM: RESIDENTIAL
LOCATION: UMHLANGA, DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA.
SIZE: 310m²
BLOC ARCHITECTS & KEVIN LLOYD ARCHITECTS
Designed concurrently with Umhlanga House 1, the ‘left over’ space between the houses was maximized to create an expansive lush garden. The ground floor living spaces are orientated to amplify the collective garden space. The bedrooms above are twisted to focus the view toward a green avenue and the Indian Ocean. The interior design by Moos Interior Architects.

Set in the rolling hills of Calistoga, this Winery Estate is a quiet escape that balances hospitality with intimacy. Interiors layer warmth and texture—from pendant-lit kitchen spaces to a lounge where mirrors and soft fixtures amplify vineyard views. The dining room offers subtle drama with a sculptural chandelier and layered tablescape, while upstairs bedrooms provide serene, understated accommodations. Outdoors, a shaded pergola and inviting pavilion extend living into the landscape, blending reflection with connection. Even the wine cave entrance is quietly expressive, a nook where contemplation meets conviviality. Layered, calm, and purposefully personal, the estate feels modern yet timeless, welcoming without revealing too much.

We just recently re-worked this room. The screen at 123" diagonal did not change. Nor did the amplifiers or speakers (they still sounded great 10 years later) we did however upgrade the projector and all the switching. We also updated all the Lighting Control and the Control system. It all runs off I-Pad's now.
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