Bedroom - bedroom idea in St Louis

This kitchen was created with StarMark Cabinetry's Alexandria door style in Maple finished in a cabinet color called Macadamia. It is accented with StarMark Cabinetry's Alexandria inset door style in Cherry finished in Brittany. The mullion doors were created with mullions in the Heirloom pattern. The glass inserts in these doors are the Baroque pattern.

As you walk along the paved slate stone path you will be welcomed to the fragrant smell of fresh seasonal flowers in large urn planters. The path leads you to the Simpson 2-panel V-groove douglas fir entry door with Baroque seedy glass surrounding it and brick above it. The siding includes a mix of stucco, Colorado-moss field stone, and classic red brick. The windows are Marvin Ultimate casement with pebble gray exterior and dover white interior cladding. Roofing is CertainTeed grand manor roofing. Welcome to this gorgeous French-country and cottage-inspired home. Photography by Rathbun Photography

These entire family of interior door models was inspired by the works and ideas of Andrea Palladio, a prolific Italian architect employed by the Republic of Venice in the Sixteenth Century. Rejecting Renaissance and early Baroque methods which were ubiquitous in his time, Palladio took his inspiration from ancient Greek and Roman masterbuilders. Erecting bucolic villas for the Venetian aristocracy was one of his specialties. More often than not he would implement the classical temple front into his design of the facade. The rest of the structure’s configuration often consisted of a centralized block raised on an elevated podium, flanked by lower service wings. The celebrated master’s style has seen several revivals over the years, Thomas Jefferson’s Rotunda at the University of Virginia being a good example. The interior door series named after him would blend into, define, or dominate pretty much any type of decor.

HAND PAINTED CELESTE DISTRESSED, AMARYLLIS UNDERTONES AND BONE SCROLLS This Distressed Old World Nightstand features a design that was inspired by the Old World and French style and several of their elements. This piece was expertly hand crafted and hand painted in Peru from reclaimed and repurposed woods and raw materials to provide you with a high quality eco-friendly product. The Koenig Collection offers each product in a variety of finishes and each piece is available to be customized so that it may perfectly blend with your interior design scheme. Come visit us or your local showroom to see more of our alluring furnishings and decor!

Example of a transitional women's carpeted dressing room design in San Francisco with glass-front cabinets and beige cabinets

The salon, with an almost twelve foot ceiling height and lyrical floor pattern of six marbles, is inspired by the palazzi of Rome and Florence. Blown glass and gold leaf sconces by Barovier and Toso flank the custom screens of wood, metal, and polished nickel. BAMO wrapped the east wall in antiqued mirror to draw in light and transform the space. Photography: Lisa Romerein

As you walk along the paved slate stone path you will be welcomed to the fragrant smell of fresh seasonal flowers in large urn planters. The path leads you to the Simpson 2-panel V-groove douglas fir entry door with Baroque seedy glass surrounding it and brick above it. The siding includes a mix of stucco, Colorado-moss field stone, and classic red brick. The windows are Marvin Ultimate casement with pebble gray exterior and dover white interior cladding. Roofing is CertainTeed grand manor roofing. Welcome to this gorgeous French-country and cottage-inspired home. Photography by Rathbun Photography

- NEW BAROQUE MIRROR. Shaped wall mirror consisting of a 1/4'' fused glass frame back-silvered with relief decorations. Available with smoked or bronze finishes. 1/8'' flat mirror available with neutral, smoked or bronze finishes. Rear frame made of painted metal. It can be hung horizontally or vertically. 50''3/8W x 2''D x 70''7/8H

his entire family of interior door models was inspired by the brilliant works and innovative ideas of Andrea Palladio, a prolific Italian architect employed by a number of affluent Venetians in the 16th Century. Rejecting the Renaissance, Mannerism, and early Baroque methods ubiquitous in his time, Palladio looked to ancient Greek and Roman architects for inspiration. Bucolic villas were one of his specialties. More often than not he would incorporate the classical temple front into his design of the facade. The rest of the structure’s configuration often consisted of a centralized block raised on an elevated podium, which would be flanked by lower, and somewhat stockier, service wings. The celebrated master’s style has seen several revivals over the centuries. Thomas Jefferson’s Rotunda at the University of Virginia would be a well-known example. The interior door series named after Palladio can blend into, define, or dominate pretty much any type of decor - depending on your preferences.

Trent Carmichael
Example of an ornate formal and enclosed medium tone wood floor and orange floor living room design with beige walls

This striking kitchen exudes regal sophistication with its rich royal blue cabinetry, detailed gold inlays, and ornate millwork. Bold yet refined, the space features fluted accents, crown molding, and gilded embellishments that evoke the grandeur of European palaces. A central island with carved decorative columns anchors the room beneath a coffered ceiling and chandelier centerpiece. High-gloss marble flooring, luxurious drapery, and modern stainless steel appliances complete the balance of timeless elegance and upscale functionality.

Add a pop of color to your bedroom with inverted pinch pleat drapery panels.
Example of a small classic powder room design in Orange County

Opulent French design and exuberant color come to life in this lavish pied-a-terre. Each piece-and exquisite work of art-celebrates the skillful finesse of hand carving, guilding, and refined detail.

State Parkway, Jessica Lagrange Interiors LLC, Photo by Tony Soluri
Example of a small classic powder room design in Chicago with marble countertops, green walls and a console sink

Example of a large ornate single-wall ceramic tile and white floor seated home bar design in Nashville with wood countertops

Erin Rose-photographer This trough sink is patterned off of an antique fountain- carved from marble- Pic doesn't do it justice!
Powder room - traditional powder room idea in Houston with a vessel sink, furniture-like cabinets, dark wood cabinets, marble countertops and a one-piece toilet

The French-inspired kitchen extends into the living room allowing for premium entertaining and living. The flat panel cabinets are handpainted and distressed giving a customized sense of elegance. The white marble countertops and expansive island allow for plenty of workspace while the island extends allowing for comfortable, custom upholstered bar seats to be tucked underneath. The carved corbels lifting the island and vent hood display exquisite baroque detail. The glass tiled backsplash seamlessly integrates into the countertop letting the detailed ironwork to be proudly displayed.