Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in St Louis.

A perfect spot to enjoy the waterside views. Plantings of Vardar Valley Boxwood, Autumn Bride Coral Bell, Dwarf Summer sweet, Inkberry and Ornamental Grasses are used around the patio. These selections bring evergreen foliage, fragrance and movement to the setting.

Photo by Eastman Creative
Bedroom - transitional carpeted and gray floor bedroom idea with multicolored walls

Foyer - traditional foyer idea in Detroit

Grand entry with piano and large crystal fixture
Staircase - traditional wooden curved staircase idea in Los Angeles with beige walls and wooden risers

Movie Poster Murals.
Inspiration for a large transitional enclosed carpeted and blue floor home theater remodel in Houston with white walls

Example of a classic master gray floor freestanding bathtub design in Boston with recessed-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, gray walls, an undermount sink and a hinged shower door

This is an example of a small contemporary partial sun backyard brick landscaping in New York.

The Bride’s “dress” is created from paper presenting this traditional lamp material in an unusual solution. As light shines through the paper, you will find yourself infused by an aura of airy lightness ; almost as if the lamp were not subject to the law of gravity. This most definitely a lamp with a gender - the atmosphere created by the Bride is truly feminine. Entirely handmade, each Bride has her own personality characterized by the unique pattern in which her shade is woven with the personal touch of the weaver who created the pattern. No two Brides on earth are the same! The collection is comprised of ceiling lamps in two sizes and a kindred floor lamp and table lamp. Design by Leva Kaleja for "Mammalampa” Photo: Francis Augustine

The Bride’s “dress” is created from paper presenting this traditional lamp material in an unusual solution. As light shines through the paper, you will find yourself infused by an aura of airy lightness ; almost as if the lamp were not subject to the law of gravity. This most definitely a lamp with a gender - the atmosphere created by the Bride is truly feminine. Entirely handmade, each Bride has her own personality characterized by the unique pattern in which her shade is woven with the personal touch of the weaver who created the pattern. No two Brides on earth are the same! Design by Ieva Kaleja for “Mammalampa” Photo: Francis Augustine

Ellery Fabric Accent Chair in Mozart Blue Material: Polyester fabric and Solid Oak Wood Description: Featuring luxurious velvet textured fabric, stylish brass nail head trimmings and classic wing arm chair design; this is an essential piece for a bride’s respite. Dimensions: 31.5” x 34” x 41”

First constructed in the early 1900s, the building housing The Astorian has been designated a landmark building by the Houston Historical Society. For a large part of this building’s life it served as The Cook Paint and Varnish Company who at its peak, supplied more than one-third of the nation’s paint market. The space also served as a studio for Houston-based artist, David Adickes, for a number of years before being transformed yet again into one of Houston’s premier event venues, The Astorian. The buildout of the bride & groom’s suites of The Astorian was focused on creating comfortable and luxurious spaces that felt modern & sophisticated while paying homage to the building’s history & character.

Photo by Caitlin Atkinson
Photo of a modern landscaping in San Francisco.

First constructed in the early 1900s, the building housing The Astorian has been designated a landmark building by the Houston Historical Society. For a large part of this building’s life it served as The Cook Paint and Varnish Company who at its peak, supplied more than one-third of the nation’s paint market. The space also served as a studio for Houston-based artist, David Adickes, for a number of years before being transformed yet again into one of Houston’s premier event venues, The Astorian. The buildout of the bride & groom’s suites of The Astorian was focused on creating comfortable and luxurious spaces that felt modern & sophisticated while paying homage to the building’s history & character.

First constructed in the early 1900s, the building housing The Astorian has been designated a landmark building by the Houston Historical Society. For a large part of this building’s life it served as The Cook Paint and Varnish Company who at its peak, supplied more than one-third of the nation’s paint market. The space also served as a studio for Houston-based artist, David Adickes, for a number of years before being transformed yet again into one of Houston’s premier event venues, The Astorian. The buildout of the bride & groom’s suites of The Astorian was focused on creating comfortable and luxurious spaces that felt modern & sophisticated while paying homage to the building’s history & character.

First constructed in the early 1900s, the building housing The Astorian has been designated a landmark building by the Houston Historical Society. For a large part of this building’s life it served as The Cook Paint and Varnish Company who at its peak, supplied more than one-third of the nation’s paint market. The space also served as a studio for Houston-based artist, David Adickes, for a number of years before being transformed yet again into one of Houston’s premier event venues, The Astorian. The buildout of the bride & groom’s suites of The Astorian was focused on creating comfortable and luxurious spaces that felt modern & sophisticated while paying homage to the building’s history & character.

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Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic guest carpeted bedroom remodel in Houston with brown walls and no fireplace

Front door - rustic front door idea in Boston with a dark wood front door