Our client had a French background and loved color. We focused on fusing antiques I found at auctions along with new contemporary pieces with a lot of color and style. As the kids are growing we wanted to have pieces that would work in a down-sized home or condo down the road. Photographer, Jason Monet

Feature WALL in the Dining Room > This feature wall was designed to 'grow' over time on the base of 'plant' wall decals and a gorgeous wood and iron shelving unit from Crate & Barrel. With the constant additions of both faux and real plants, useful daily kitchen wares and vintage collections, this wall will beautifully evolve the more it's used. In the meantime, the addition of a dozen candle holders make it a focal point during dinner parties - and a great conversation piece! - Dishware from various or vintage ALL PHOTOS by Ally Fotografy Media Co

Katherine grew up in southern Vermont, on the Connecticut River where her parents were sheep farmers. She has undergraduate degrees in Political Science and Spanish and holds a master’s degree in Liberal Studies. She was able to combine her love for the arts, literature and theory with a burgeoning interest in understanding residential design and the built environment while researching her master’s project. Katherine believes the way our environments are designed impact who we are, our local histories, and whether we are able to lead fulfilling lives. Her driving force is people; seeing how teamwork can build something from nothing, witnessing the pride people show for their work, as well as sharing in positive feedback and professional growth. Katherine spends her free time organizing furniture, beautifying spaces, reading novels, birdwatching, watching British/foreign spy and crime drama, and going to auctions. Her favorite destination is Home (southern Vermont) and she would love to visit Australia again. Her guilty pleasures are reading Harry Bosch detective novels, eating chewy candy or fruit snacks. A fun fact about Katherine: she cuts her own hair.

A Venetian mirror reflects the hallway beyond the bedroom and was bought at Harrods in London. Glamorous silk drapes are from Colefax & Fowler and the antique lime washed chair comes from Lots Road Auctions Chelsea.

This Austin Barkitecture entry fits beautifully at its new home near downtown Austin. This stunning dog house was auctioned off for charity at the annual event.

Updated green front door with some structural repairs and a fresh green color. A $40 auction find (oriental rug) moved outside for fall and winter (after the rains and before the snows) along with some fresh from the potager pumpkins!

This home in Redmond Ridge sat vacant until our client acquired it at an auction. She updated the kitchen, painted and made the home look like new. She then hired NewVue Design to lightly stage the living, dining, kitchen, master bedroom and bath to complete the transformation.

DANE AUSTIN DESIGN creates a safe place for cancer and transplant patients to rest, heal and recover. After this organization, similar to Ronald McDonald House, received a gift certificate donated from Dane's design firm for their annual silent auction, they selected DANE AUSTIN DESIGN and his team to makeover this apartment . Dane excels at designing stylish, comfortable and sophisticated spaces while keeping the client’s budget and priorities top of mind. Photograph © Scott Henrichsen Photography. Project designed by Boston interior design studio Dane Austin Design. They serve Boston, Cambridge, Hingham, Cohasset, Newton, Weston, Lexington, Concord, Dover, Andover, Gloucester, as well as surrounding areas. For more about Dane Austin Design, click here: https://daneaustindesign.com/

"Lick Mansion", the Austin Barkitecture Entry from the team at RRS Design + Build, makes its way to its new home. The dog house was auctioned off for charity and the proceeds benefited local rescue groups.

This wall features the standout vintage botanical school chart from Dusseldorf, framed on either side by new paper botanical prints by artist Ronni Nicole. Vintage blue ceramic lamps were bought at auction for very little, but upgraded with Schumacher print hand-made lampshades by Cruel Mountain Designs on Etsy. New cabinet hardware from Hickory House.

DANE AUSTIN DESIGN creates a safe place for cancer and transplant patients to rest, heal and recover. After this organization, similar to Ronald McDonald House, received a gift certificate donated from Dane's design firm for their annual silent auction, they selected DANE AUSTIN DESIGN and his team to makeover this apartment . Dane excels at designing stylish, comfortable and sophisticated spaces while keeping the client’s budget and priorities top of mind. Photograph © Scott Henrichsen Photography. Project designed by Boston interior design studio Dane Austin Design. They serve Boston, Cambridge, Hingham, Cohasset, Newton, Weston, Lexington, Concord, Dover, Andover, Gloucester, as well as surrounding areas. For more about Dane Austin Design, click here: https://daneaustindesign.com/

dark basement with low ceilings. Designed the pop art mural and had it printed on wall paper. Incorporate with furniture found at an auction and painted white to make the room cohesive. Result-cool hang out space on a budget

213 FEET OF PRIME BEACHFRONT PROPERTY ON HANALEI BAY. *The Faye property at Hanalei was purchased by Hans Peter Faye in 1915. Faye was a prominent Kauai sugar plantation manager and a member of the elite society of the day. He and a few others were privileged with the opportunity to purchase prime Hanalei beachfront lots at auction. The intention was to build summer beach houses on the best section of the Bay. *In 1915, H.P. Faye cleverly combined two of the original Hanalei Beach Lots, resulting in twice the land area and beach frontage of current comparables. Skillfully selected by Hans Peter Faye in 1915 at a time when Hanalei Bay was wide open. The location offers shelter, consistent offshore trade winds, sandbars, and amazing views. H.P. Faye had the vision and the finances to purchase not one but two lots in the best part of the Bay. The property has views both mauka and makai, and is perfect for swimming, parties and the beach lifestlye. *Building on the property may be permitted for up to 9,000 sf, allowing for additional structures, pool, & larger buildings(compared to average 4,500 sf on other Hanalei beachfront lots). *Today, almost all of the lots on Hanalei Bay have been subdivided and many of the original large estates are gone. Gone are the days of expansive,open spaces at Hanalei. The Faye property is one of a few parcels that retain the large, open feel and the ONLY ONE THAT IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE. Listed by Neal Norman, REALTOR (B) neal@hawaiilife.com - (808) 651-1777

Photo: Sarah Seung-McFarland © 2016 Houzz Design: Annie Mistak http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/66118665/list/my-houzz-whimsical-flirty-style-for-a-designers-brooklyn-studio

Dining Room: Tina Ramchandani Creative announces a collaboration with the well revered Old Masters Paintings department of Sotheby’s Auction house to cultivate relevant ways in which invaluable 14th to early 19th century European paintings can transform a modern interior.

Feature WALL in the Dining Room > This feature wall was designed to 'grow' over time on the base of 'plant' wall decals and a gorgeous wood and iron shelving unit from Crate & Barrel. With the constant additions of both faux and real plants, useful daily kitchen wares and vintage collections, this wall will beautifully evolve the more it's used. In the meantime, the addition of a dozen candle holders make it a focal point during dinner parties - and a great conversation piece! - Dishware from various or vintage ALL PHOTOS by Ally Fotografy Media Co

In the master bedroom, a works-pace was designed with a marble desktop and book-matched custom cabinetry. A collection of treasures found during travels abroad, at auctions and estate sales adorn the custom shelving. The fireplace was re-faced with Ann Sacks tile and a piece of vintage art adds a final touch. The Ogassian Concrete floor tile is also from Ann Sacks.

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