Crystal Innabi
Example of a minimalist dining room design in Los Angeles

When designing for a client I get inspired from their surroundings and favorite things. My client loves elegance & nature. I created this beautiful piece that makes a grand statement.For elegance,we added lights of different sparkle,hanging crystals,multi finish ornaments,greenery with diamond dust in the tree & atop flowing over.Creating nature,winter berries,snowy owls,barns,mistletoe and more.Traditional with classic flowers. Magnolias, poinsettias,hydrangeas & the delicate touch of feathers. Ambercamphotography

Christmas in living room
Living room - transitional living room idea in Seattle

Photo Credit: Robert Thien
Small transitional carpeted foyer photo in Atlanta with green walls and a white front door

FrenchDanielle Hames
Home design - eclectic home design idea in Houston

Interior Design: Vani Sayeed Studios Photo Credits: Jared Kuzia This wood paneled room is a distinct space in an otherwise modern house. I added rose gold, bronze, decayed silver and mercury glass to contrast and stand out against the dark wood. Wrapped presents and ribbons in colors that coordinate the table dressing look beautiful against the warm wood backdrop. A nice mix of holiday greens brings the outside in, uplifting a heavy space in a refreshing way.

Inspiration for an eclectic living room remodel in Albuquerque

Example of a large classic wooden curved wood railing staircase design in Nashville with wooden risers

Christmas Mantle-this year I decorated my family room mantle in a simpler fashion using the same Christmas decorations! ! I took the photo myself . What do you think?

The holidays spill out into the landscape as we trim the trees outside.
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Chicago for winter.

Christmas cookie exchange party set up by Carol Church at Decorating chick llc

South Florida Photography
Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Miami

Example of an eclectic home design design in Chicago

Example of a classic living room design in Detroit with a standard fireplace

Elegant home design photo in Atlanta

Pam Bell
Elegant living room photo in Chicago

Triskele Spiral This door was created to showcase the oversized carved triskele spiral grouping at its center, inspired by The Book of Durrow. The rich mahogany holds these spiraling Celtic designs in a lighthearted yet fashionable form, lending an inviting welcome to mountain guests as they arrive. The homeowners wanted an entrance that was beautiful yet approachable and playful for the eye, as well as an element that ties into the rock adorning their home and the surrounding mountains. Raleigh is influenced by countless individuals and cultures, but one of his most versed art forms is the Druid art of patterns and knot works. Drawing from ancient books created by the Druids, Raleigh is able to recreate beautiful designs that have deep-seeded meaning to the ancient people of Europe; The Book of Kells and The Book of Durrow are both fantastic examples. The use of triskele spirals within larger designs, as well as singular, was very popular in Celtic culture. A great example of a larger design made up of multiple triskeles can be viewed on page 29. In this design a man with a woven beard crouches in garb decorated with endless knots and key patterns as he collects a spiraling universe made up of triskele spiral groups. The Triskele Spiral door makes use of these beautiful designs, accentuated by the rich woods and fractured moss rock. The Triskele Spiral door uses the Renfree Carving Studios Earthquake Pattern to tie the entrance way to the rough rock details carried throughout the exterior of the house. This unique pattern also reflects the surrounding mountains with their vast exposed fractured stone.

Enjoy the holidays with a home you want to show off all year long. Moulding is a key subtle element that can enhance your space for a look worthy of hosting. This moulding is a Victorian/Newport base, 330BMUL.