Benedicte Bergot
Example of a mid-sized danish laminate floor home office design in Other with white walls

Kitchen photo in Denver

Family room - family room idea in Denver

Benedicte Bergot
Home office - mid-sized scandinavian laminate floor home office idea in Other with white walls

Scott Benedict
Bathroom - mid-sized victorian 3/4 marble floor bathroom idea in New York with white walls and a pedestal sink

Example of a patio design in Denver

Builder: Tate Construction, LLC / Photography: Scott Benedict | practical(ly) studios
Inspiration for a timeless entry hall remodel in New York with a white front door

Wendy Benedict
Basement - transitional basement idea in Philadelphia

Home bar - home bar idea in Denver

Photo by Martha Benedict/ Large master bath is roomy enough for a claw-foot tub, a dressing table/vanity, and separate WC which closes with a pocket door. The bathroom is a great place to display artwork too.

The central part of the first floor is one grand rectangular room - with entry, living and dining areas distinguished through the use of columns, beams and different ceiling heights. Note the juxtaposition of the owner's contemporary art with the classical detailing and antique furniture. Photo: Scott Benedict, Practically Studio

Benedicte Lasselle
Example of a minimalist u-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen design in San Francisco with a drop-in sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, ceramic backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Builder: Tate Construction, LLC / Photography: Scott Benedict | practical(ly) studios
Elegant side porch photo in New York with a roof extension

Wendy Benedict
Transitional basement photo in Philadelphia

Scott Benedict
Mid-sized ornate 3/4 marble floor bathroom photo in New York with white walls and a pedestal sink

This single family residence was designed to create a compact but elegant home for an artist. Multi-purpose rooms and subtly differentiated spaces allow for complete flexibility. There is an easy flow between all interior spaces and between interior and exterior that works on both a formal and informal level. Photo: Scott Benedict, Practically Studios

The Screens are divided by mullions to make them look more like windows. The porch is off the kitchen and is used for dining and lounging with beautiful rural views all around. Photographs: Scott Benedict, Practically Studio

The Pavilion form House was carefully sited to take maximum advantage of views on all four sides. The main challenge was how to create a platform for the house on a naturally sloping farm field so that it could nestle in. Terracing the lawn down to the level of the pond (as Thomas Jefferson did at Monticello) creates a graceful transition and unites the natural landscape with the sculpted. Photographs: Scott Benedict, Practically studio