We had the pleasure and amazing opportunity to work on this very creative remodel. Phase one of install complete. Our design team was given creative free license with a few requests... "we want a coffee house / classic old bookstore kinda vibe (central perk) that is user friendly with multi-purpose areas that can adapt to our familys needs" There is so much detail in this space. Once complete we will have it professionally photographed and show off the show stopping details. This is what Pinterest Heaven looks like!!!

This eclectic abode is home to the Bossio Family. Blogger Gretchen writes about family, parenting, decor and more at That Mama Gretchen. She has turned her home into a charming nest with DIY decor and vintage finds. She balances her stylish look with kid friendly practicality and lots of smart storage solutions. Get the look with Bali Verticell shades ( http://blnds.cm/1nFRPEg) and 2" Faux Wood Blinds ( http://blnds.cm/1nFRPUH) from Blinds.com. Read more from Gretchen here: http://thatmamagretchen.com/2014/05/welcome-to-our-living-room-2.html All photos used with permission from That Mama Gretchen.

Kitchen Remodel highlights a spectacular mix of finishes bringing this transitional kitchen to life. A balance of wood and painted cabinetry for this Millennial Couple offers their family a kitchen that they can share with friends and family. The clients were certain what they wanted in their new kitchen, they choose Dacor appliances and specially wanted a refrigerator with furniture paneled doors. The only company that would create these refrigerator doors are a full eclipse style without a center bar was a custom cabinet company Ovation Cabinetry. The client had a clear vision about the finishes including the rich taupe painted cabinets which blend perfect with the glam backsplash.

THE SETUP Sam’s clients wanted to update their hall bathroom used by their three children. The goal was to create a space that is both kid-friendly and elegant, ensuring it remains functional and stylish as the children grow. The original bathroom felt confined due to dark materials and a single-sink vanity. The challenge was to find a design that looks great now and in the future. Design objectives: Create a sense of spaciousness Increase storage for bathroom necessities and daily routines Enhance lighting THE REMODEL Design challenges to be solved: No structural changes – must keep the tub and wall structure Transforming a small, dark space into a bright, open one without adding a new window Multi-user-minded – Improving functionality for multiple users simultaneously Timeless & kid-friendly – create a comfy kid-friendly look that won’t appear dated as the kids grow older THE RENEWED SPACE Design solutions: Slimmer Tub and Sliding Shower Door installed to free up functional space, making the bathroom feel larger. Lighter Materials used to reflect more light and add a vibrant feel. Open shelves above the toilet provide storage without making the space feel cramped, while allowing light from the existing window to permeate. Dual Sink Vanity added, and split the mirror into two, creating individual stations for the kids and enhancing usability during busy routines. Kid-Friendly Features – Incorporated toe-kick lighting that works as a nightlight, a lower-mounted shower handheld, and a large, accessible shower niche. The geometric shapes and blue color palette contribute to a fun yet sophisticated look. The clients are thrilled with the transformation. The bathroom is now fun and elegant, providing a timeless look that will grow with the kids. They appreciate the increased functionality and the bright, open feel of the space. This remodel successfully blends practical solutions with stylish design, ensuring the hall bathroom meets the needs of a busy family while maintaining a sophisticated look.

This historic home balances traditional design with a contemporary attitude using “transitional” furniture and design applications. A TINY JEWEL - This small, original powder room is given light and space by tricking the eye with reflections. - Original 1920s terracotta tile floors. - Vintage vanity is skirted for both softness and storage. - Star pendant adds a touch of whimsy. - Vinyl wall coverings for durability; painted ceiling adds height and drama. A SPACE TO ENTERTAIN - The fireplace is the centerpiece of this living room and acts as the focal point for gathering and entertaining. - Neutral palette allows the details of the architecture to tell the room’s story. - Traditional elements like the European-pleat draperies are juxtaposed by the - contemporary chandelier. - Original plaster ceiling and mouldings are showcased.

4 navy blue velvet club chairs, arranged in a mushroom configuration, are the perfect gathering spot for friends and conversation. Unique Exposure Photography.

Hot rolled steel with clear satin finish frame hold a wall of glass that works a guard rail in this home featured in the AIA SF 2013 Home tour. http://522industries.blogspot.com/

Den
Example of a classic home office design in Tampa

This stacked arrangement of sea glass and natural stones serves as a sculptural accent beside the garden bench. The interplay of smooth, translucent glass and textured river stones creates a soothing contrast, echoing water and light. Placed within the shaded seating nook, it enhances the sense of calm and continuity, linking art and nature in a quiet corner designed for pause and reflection.

Mark Adams Pictures
Example of a mid-sized minimalist master gray tile corner shower design in San Francisco with white walls

Eric Roth Photography
Example of a minimalist kitchen design in Boston

Another tiny kitchen in a 20's era home needed to be lightened up and the space more user friendly. Bringing the oak flooring from the living room into the kitchen and then on to the back porch gave a more cohesive look. Removing the glass block between rooms, adding a full glass door and painting out the cabinets white made for a pleasing space. A smaller refrigerator was able to get into the kitchen instead of the old one on the back porch!

This updated living area merges traditional items with modern architectural elements to create a perfectly balanced room. Studio Steidley brought in many items to updated the space, while still incorporating the well-traveled client's artifacts and collections. Performance fabrics were chosen for all upholstered items to withstand the wear and tear of pets and everyday use from the client. Photography by Daniel Martinez

Nursery
Beach style kids' room photo in Tampa

Inspiration for a timeless bedroom remodel in Tampa

Farmhouse kitchen photo in Tampa

Industrial Steel Pipe Railing with Stainless Steel Cable
Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary staircase remodel in Salt Lake City

Trendy staircase photo in Seattle

Inspiration for a huge transitional full sun backyard stone garden path in Chicago.