Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Boston with beige walls and a standard fireplace

For a room with this much light, a dark colored kitchen, like this luxurious upgrade on Mid-Century Modern design, presents a striking contrast. The light in the room majestically bounces off the shiny and polished laminate wood grain cabinets, adding an even bigger statement to this bold arrangement. NS Designs, Pasadena, CA http://nsdesignsonline.com 626-491-9411

White kitchens have always been popular among our clients for creating light and inviting spaces that open up compact areas and make the most of larger ones. A blank canvas for the boldest designs or understated personal touches, white is clean, fresh and versatile, offering a foundation that can be customised with different patterns and textures for a unique look. We made use of PG Bison Iceberg White & Congo Supagloss with Sigma Quartz in is home. The highly reflective finish on this white gloss kitchens and cabinetry will bounce light around a room to make space feel bright and open.

In the master bedroom, the floral pattern on the Romo wallpaper and Clarissa Hulse curtain fabric add a soft feminine feel to the space, as well as biophilic elements. These have been paired with a rose pink velvet from Kravet for the headboard. The bedside lamps from Original BTC are wall mounted to reduce clutter on the bedside tables Pink was chosen as the main colour for the master bedroom as this is the colour of a nurturing, caring and empathetic love. This was paired with a mentally soothing petrol blue to add contrast and balance. The bespoke joinery is mirrored to bounce light around the room, and to create the illusion of a bigger space. The petrol blues flow into the en-suite shower room.

Main living space consisting of living space, dining space and kitchen with island. Light-colored, tall, arched ceiling bounces light to keep the space bright.

ARC Photography
Small trendy 3/4 white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile walk-in shower photo in Los Angeles with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, white walls, an integrated sink and solid surface countertops

A Refraction Is Defined As A Bending Of A Wave Path Of Light. The Refraction Collection Captures This Fascinating Phenomenon With Elements That Seem To Reflect Off A Stationary Object And Bounce Into Various Trajectories. A Polished Chrome Finish Blends Well With Clear And Etched Glass For A Refined Look. Measurements and Information: Polished Chrome Finish From the Refraction Collection Takes one 40 Watt G9 Bulb(s) 7.00'' Wide 4.00'' High Carribean Glass Art Glass Style

Chris Hurtt
Example of a 1960s kitchen design in Portland

This glamorous living room features a modern seating area with a white cushioned loveseat, two identical armchairs, and a bench centered around a round glass coffee table. A large chandelier hangs from the center of the room and bounces off the dark wood flooring.

Imax Worldwide Barnett Metal Mirror Not enough windows or architectural detail? Offer an affordable design solution with a metal mirror in the shape of a window. Added bonus: The reflective quality of the mirror will bounce light and make any space appear larger.

The front of the cabin is open with expansive views to the pine forest outside, The mirrored backsplash bounces valuable natural light, while also allowing reflections of the window views for the cook. The custom island is made of white concrete with a waterfall edge and has ample space for prepping as well as dining at the bar. Back-to-back base cabinets double storage. The mix of modern and rustic without being trendy make this space appealing for today, as well as in the future.

Adam Pendleton
Urban basement photo in Atlanta

This kids bath has fun and bold triangular teal tile in the combination tub/shower. A recessed shower niche framed in quartz slab has two compartments to handle plenty of shampoo and soap. The vanity's quartz countertop is durable and stain-resistant. Chrome plumbing is low-maintenance. A large mirror over the vanity expands the space, bouncing light from the window around.

Farrow & Ball Brassica paint creates a heavenly backdrop for this luxurious master bedroom. A Victorian fireplace was 'discovered' when a false wall was removed - luckily it had been untouched for more than 100 years and only needed wiping down to bounce back to its former glory.

White kitchens have always been popular among our clients for creating light and inviting spaces that open up compact areas and make the most of larger ones. A blank canvas for the boldest designs or understated personal touches, white is clean, fresh and versatile, offering a foundation that can be customised with different patterns and textures for a unique look. We made use of PG Bison Iceberg White & Congo Supagloss with Sigma Quartz in is home. The highly reflective finish on this white gloss kitchens and cabinetry will bounce light around a room to make space feel bright and open.

Example of a country kitchen design in Minneapolis

In the master bedroom, the floral pattern on the Romo wallpaper and Clarissa Hulse curtain fabric add a soft feminine feel to the space, as well as biophilic elements. These have been paired with a rose pink velvet from Kravet for the headboard. The bedside lamps from Original BTC are wall mounted to reduce clutter on the bedside tables Pink was chosen as the main colour for the master bedroom as this is the colour of a nurturing, caring and empathetic love. This was paired with a mentally soothing petrol blue to add contrast and balance. The bespoke joinery is mirrored to bounce light around the room, and to create the illusion of a bigger space. The petrol blues flow into the en-suite shower room.

This Vanity was successfully refreshed from a tired, yellowed oak into a rich lux paint with coordinating painted dressy mirrors to go with. Add some traditional hardware and a timeless solid surface countertop with white vitreous china drop in sinks, this vanity is looking gorgeous. A glass, mosaic back splash, tastefully ties in the baby blue toilet and tub/shower there to stay. New Traditional, styled wall sconces dress the room up beautifully. The light just dances around the room, bouncing off the fresh coat of Benjamin Moore - Lennax Tan