This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

Dining room - eclectic dining room idea in Milwaukee

This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

A BIG thank you to Randy B. for sharing photos of his amazing basement remodel. He used reclaimed siding for the walls, reclaimed semi truck flooring for his counters and wall caps, and reclaimed corrugated metal for his backsplash. What a fun place to hang out! I’ll be right over! To see more photos and other projects check out our blog: http://www.frontrangetimber.com/blog.html #frontrangetimber #reclaimedwood #reclaimedmaterials #reclaimedvintage #barnwood #accentwall #basementremodel #basementmakeover #barideas #rusticbar #rusticremodel #basement #diyprojects #diyinterior #reclaimedsemitruckfloors #corrugated metal #beamwrap #coloradoreclaimed #weatheredwood #barnwood #homeremodeling #basementremodel

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Contemporary exterior home idea in Kansas City

DESIGN BUILD REMODEL | Home Office Transformation | FOUR POINT DESIGN BUILD INC. This space was once a child's bedroom and now doubles as a professional home photography post production office and a dressing room for graceful ballerinas! This completely transformed 3,500+ sf family dream home sits atop the gorgeous hills of Calabasas, CA and celebrates the strategic and eclectic merging of contemporary and mid-century modern styles with the earthy touches of a world traveler! AS SEEN IN Better Homes and Gardens | BEFORE & AFTER | 10 page feature and COVER | Spring 2016 To see more of this fantastic transformation, watch for the launch of our NEW website and blog THE FOUR POINT REPORT, where we celebrate this and other incredible design build journey! Launching September 2016. Photography by Riley Jamison #ballet #photography #remodel #LAinteriordesigner #builder #dreamproject #oneinamillion

This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

The Better Homes and Gardens 2015 Innovation Home, featuring Plain & Fancy custom cabinetry, highlights creative products, smart design solutions, energy efficiency and technology that is completely connected. The Innovation Home intends to offer new ideas that aim to make life easier and more connected than ever before. The kitchen mixes classic woods and finishes, like the natural Walnut hutch and white range cabinetry, with more eye-catching elements like the custom color dark blue island. Accessories like pullout drawers, cutlery divides and customizable drawer peg systems offer ample storage space while glass front cabinetry showcase fine dinnerware and other collectibles. Integrated cabinet lighting, that turns on when you open the doors or drawers, adds a layer of functionality making it easy to find what you are looking for, even when the room lighting is low. Walnut drawer boxes carry the look of natural wood and enable this kitchen to stand apart from other designs. To read more on this collaboration, read our blog post.

Fine paints of Europe yellow paint door. Cape portico , covered entry. Lutyens Moravian star lantern. The unique yellow wooden door adds a burst of color to the entrance of this home. Architect - Hierarchy Architects + Designers, TJ Costello Photographer - Brian Jordan, Graphite NYC

The Better Homes and Gardens 2015 Innovation Home, featuring Plain & Fancy custom cabinetry, highlights creative products, smart design solutions, energy efficiency and technology that is completely connected. The Innovation Home intends to offer new ideas that aim to make life easier and more connected than ever before. The kitchen mixes classic woods and finishes, like the natural Walnut hutch and white range cabinetry, with more eye-catching elements like the custom color dark blue island. Accessories like pullout drawers, cutlery divides and customizable drawer peg systems offer ample storage space while glass front cabinetry showcase fine dinnerware and other collectibles. Integrated cabinet lighting, that turns on when you open the doors or drawers, adds a layer of functionality making it easy to find what you are looking for, even when the room lighting is low. Walnut drawer boxes carry the look of natural wood and enable this kitchen to stand apart from other designs. To read more on this collaboration, read our blog post.

This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

This family home in a Denver neighborhood started out as a dark, ranch home from the 1950’s. We changed the roof line, added windows, large doors, walnut beams, a built-in garden nook, a custom kitchen and a new entrance (among other things). The home didn’t grow dramatically square footage-wise. It grew in ways that really count: Light, air, connection to the outside and a connection to family living. For more information and Before photos check out my blog post: Before and After: A Ranch Home with Abundant Natural Light and Part One on this here. Photographs by Sara Yoder. Interior Styling by Kristy Oatman. FEATURED IN: Kitchen and Bath Design News One Kind Design

DESIGN BUILD REMODEL | Home Office Transformation | FOUR POINT DESIGN BUILD INC. This space was once a child's bedroom and now doubles as a professional home photography post production office and a dressing room for graceful ballerinas! This completely transformed 3,500+ sf family dream home sits atop the gorgeous hills of Calabasas, CA and celebrates the strategic and eclectic merging of contemporary and mid-century modern styles with the earthy touches of a world traveler! AS SEEN IN Better Homes and Gardens | BEFORE & AFTER | 10 page feature and COVER | Spring 2016 To see more of this fantastic transformation, watch for the launch of our NEW website and blog THE FOUR POINT REPORT, where we celebrate this and other incredible design build journey! Launching September 2016. Photography by Riley Jamison #ballet #photography #remodel #LAinteriordesigner #builder #dreamproject #oneinamillion

The PHS South POp Up Garden is a magical oasis in the center of the city. Lovely old timbers, deconstructed antique doors, vintage pendants, a delicate chandelier, curvy, ornate columns, mansard roof, french bistro shelf, and many curiosities make up the enormous, chic bar at the front of the garden. The elevated lounge has comfortable seating and is articulated by hundreds of twinkle lights. Chandeliers were created by adaptively reusing factory crates and stunning Edison bulbs; artwork in and of themselves. The lounge doubles as a stage when there is live music or a presentation. The cabana’s are articulated with the Tallulah feather and soft lighting. Barn beams were used to create the benches and the tables. The cottage was moved under the mulberry tree, dotted with pink lights and restyled for cozy comfort. The main pavilion stands true and proud in the middle of the garden with newly added counter and stools; prime spot for people watching. See our website for the full gallery and blog post. Beautiful photos by: Julia Lehman Photography

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Inspiration for a coastal living room remodel in Boston

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Elegant kitchen photo in DC Metro

Calling all home enthusiasts and professionals! ? We've got the latest scoop on 2023's top home decor trends that buyers are loving! From bold color schemes and biophilic designs, to eclectic furniture and Hygge-inspired spaces, plus the evergreen trend of sustainable design, our latest blog post covers it all. If you're thinking about giving your home a fresh look, or if you're a professional staying updated on trends, you'll find these insights extremely useful. ??? Click the link to read the full article and to get ideas that could transform your next project! https://statelyhomestaging.com/blog/embracing-todays-stylish-living-home-decor-trends-that-steal-the-show/ Join the conversation on stylish, sustainable, and comfortable living. Don't forget to share your thoughts and favorite trends in the comments!