Example of a mid-sized trendy light wood floor and beige floor dining room design in New York with gray walls and no fireplace

Laure Joilet
Eclectic entryway photo in Los Angeles

Floating invisible drain marble pedestal sink in powder room with flanking floor-to-ceiling windows and Dornbracht faucet.
Inspiration for a mid-sized coastal beige tile and marble tile light wood floor, beige floor and wallpaper powder room remodel in New York with beige cabinets, a wall-mount toilet, beige walls, an integrated sink, marble countertops, beige countertops and a freestanding vanity

Wide view of the loft as it integrates indoor and outdoor spaces for a sophisticated entertainment space. Andrea Rugg Photography
Kitchen/dining room combo - large industrial concrete floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Minneapolis with white walls

Maha Comianos
Example of a small trendy concrete floor and gray floor powder room design in San Diego with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, blue walls, a wall-mount sink, solid surface countertops and white countertops

Key decor elements include: Sofa: On the Rocks by Edra from DDC/Minotti Sconces: Talisman Loop sconce by Apparatus Art: Midnight Black and Midnight Black 2 and Oxford White 2WFA by Andrew Zimmerman from Sears Peyton Gallery Art above sofa: Ron Ehrlich Coffee table: Concho table from Yucca Studio Blue bowl: Iridescent glass bowl from The Future Perfect Vase: XL Corner Vase by Alex Reed from The Future Perfect Throw: Judd 30 throw from ALT for Living Pillows: Eskayel fabrics Bench: Delphi daybed from Studio TwentySeven with Mikado fabric from Osborne and Little Black Marble side table: Laurel side table from The Future Perfect Wood Side table: Mushroom side table The Future Perfect Chairs: Loafer chair from Suite NY with Feather fabric from Rosemary Hallgarten

Trendy bedroom photo in New York

Ground floor apartment with exterior terrace - including basement. Basement was redrawn as a family den to expand the living space of the home.
Example of a mid-sized danish family room design in New York

Living room at St. Cecilia Residences. Monumental cast glass chain chandelier by Trueing. Hand-painted drapes by Carolyn Ray. Custom dusty blue velvet sectional sofa by Egg Collective. Concrete coffee table by Holly Hunt.

Modern Shelter Architecture
Bathroom - transitional master white tile light wood floor bathroom idea in New York with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops, a hinged shower door and white countertops

detail shot of the custom vanity we created for this Sacramento home in a modern Mediterranean style. The marble counter add understated elegance and the zellige backsplash extends throughout the whole bathroom

Large trendy master bedroom photo in Miami with white walls

Example of a minimalist kitchen design in Columbus

primary bedroom with a custom bed bed and headboard and pendant lights over the nightstands; linen wallpaper from Phillip Jeffries
Transitional bedroom photo in Sacramento

In one of our most exciting projects to date, the open and contemporary entry in this dream of an apartment is just the beginning of what we accomplished. We took down walls, allowing natural light to bathe the spaces and open up the flow in this gut renovation.

Original Catalog Description from 1878-1895: From the J. M. Brunswick and Balke Company catalog: The Monarch. This magnificent table embodies great solidity and massiveness of construction, with elegance and grace of design. It is very ornamental, the sides being of wood tastefully inlaid with various colored mosaics, and the legs being of iron finished in black and gold. A leveling screw in the center of the feet assists in establishing a perfect level over the entire surface of the table. It is unique in style and a departure from the established idea of a billiard table, and has met with much favor among those of acknowledged taste. Inlaid with California laurel, burl ash, French walnut, birds-eye maple, rosewood, ebony, mahogany and tulipwood. Construction patented September 7, 1875. Leveling Apparatus patented November 30, 1875.

Living room photo

Nick Calcott Photographer, Liz Whall Interior Designer, Michael Adams Interior Designer, Richard Perry Architect
Urban home design photo in New York

This kitchen was designed for a couple who have lived in their home for more than 30 years and have no plans to move. They LOVE the color blue. In terms of design, the challenges were about striking the right balance between the family’s desire to have ‘everything’ blue and the existing 1980’s yellowed oak, prevalent throughout the home.
 When we started out on the design journey, the existing style was very traditional with a lot of oak trim, walls, floors and doors, but as the project moved along it was evident that the family wanted to update the style, leaning towards a more Transitional style. The existing kitchen was very dated with oak cabinets and floors and fell short in several areas: it was too small, without ample storage, had a tiny, angled island and was inefficient in terms of layout. In addition, the refrigerator was full depth and sat within a major walkway. The kitchen and nook area are open to the adjacent family room, also filled with oak; floors, formal ceiling molding, cabinetry, fireplace wall and mantle. This was another challenge; to blend the existing oak with the new, creating a distinctive, harmonious, and very inter-connected space. To address these issues, we framed in the existing wet bar in the family room, and opened that space into the kitchen. This was perfect for a counter-depth, built-in fridge and pantry and increased their storage capacity. We removed the tiny angled island and replaced with a longer narrow island which now serves as a prep space and landing area for the cooking space. We removed the existing dated hexagonal window in the nook, changed out the exterior door and created a new bar, complete with a more formal area within the nook to accommodate the glassware and dishware that was originally stored in the family room wet bar area. The new kitchen design incorporates painted shaker cabinets, Pro-Style Sub Zero, Wolf and Cove appliances, multiple workspaces, and, of course the use of ‘Blue’. To provide maximum ergonomic function, roll out trays were strategically planned at heights specific for convenient cooking apparatus and cutlery dividers included in drawers.