California Coastal Transitional Powder Room The powder room is my favorite room in the house. I love the mix of the cement floor tile with the rich blue grasscloth. It turned out to be a beautiful blend of color, pattern and texture, three such important elements in design. I also really love the cement tile on the family room fireplace. That is my favorite material in the whole house. Walls sconces from the Thomas OBrien Collection Photo Credit: Amy Bartlam

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This was a long and narrow room so it was a bit tricky to design, but , I was able to get three distinct areas by using Bamboo room dividers! A separate and semi-private desk area, bedroom area and hangout space (sofa). The bamboo room dividers were cost effective and singularly important in achieving functionality for all three areas within the room. The style is a bit of an Asian-inspired, Boho mix. A printed mustard yellow wallpaper frames the desk area in the back and gives it a bright pop of color, while a pale pink on the walls is a great balance to the beautiful accents and furniture throughout. I’d say it’s the perfect little girl’s room!

This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.

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This was a long and narrow room so it was a bit tricky to design, but , I was able to get three distinct areas by using Bamboo room dividers! A separate and semi-private desk area, bedroom area and hangout space (sofa). The bamboo room dividers were cost effective and singularly important in achieving functionality for all three areas within the room. The style is a bit of an Asian-inspired, Boho mix. A printed mustard yellow wallpaper frames the desk area in the back and gives it a bright pop of color, while a pale pink on the walls is a great balance to the beautiful accents and furniture throughout. I’d say it’s the perfect little girl’s room!

Katherine designed and commissioned the cherry wood dining table supported by industrial steel legs. For comfort, original Bertoia chairs bought at auction, are covered with inexpensive throws from IKEA. An antique church bench was given a plush cushion covered in ultra suede for easy cleaning. Pillows and imported pottery all from Katherine Stern Design. Photo: Ilene Goodman

This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.

This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.

This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.

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This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.

The amoebic shape as well as the façade with its significant projections make it virtually impossible for the onlooker to take in the whole building on first sight. But this fluid type of construction makes you want to see the inside: it is meant to make inhabitants want to leave their own apartments to get in touch with their neighbours. It was correspondingly important for the architect to create plenty of space for regeneration with expansive areas of water and lots of green. The second level is home to spa areas and a pool. Photo: Kuo-Min Lee

This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.