House @ Guadalajara, Mexico From the top of the mountain #cumbres369 watches over the city and have a privilege view of everything that happens around. In this house the luxury and comfort coexist each other. Photo. Antonio Rodriguez

A family with a deep love for nature envisioned a place where generations of their family could come together, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. The master plan was to create a family campus featuring a main house for gathering, three "sibling" cottages, a boathouse, and a dock. The composition for each of these structures is to live, as a family, independently and also in relation to each other. The design revolves around the concept of coexistence with nature, catering to clients who lead an active outdoor lifestyle. The design aims to blur the interior spaces and the surrounding Maine landscape.

A family with a deep love for nature envisioned a place where generations of their family could come together, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. The master plan was to create a family campus featuring a main house for gathering, three "sibling" cottages, a boathouse, and a dock. The composition for each of these structures is to live, as a family, independently and also in relation to each other. The design revolves around the concept of coexistence with nature, catering to clients who lead an active outdoor lifestyle. The design aims to blur the interior spaces and the surrounding Maine landscape.

The curved banquette takes cues from the central circular fireplace in its form. A couple marvels coexist here, all thanks to our highly skilled team- the mahogany edge detail along the top of the curve was expertly executed, and that seamless tapered *and* curved upholstered back is truly outstanding.

Gorgeous master bath with dramatic retro "wave" tile. Peak Photography
Example of a 1950s bathroom design in Los Angeles

A family with a deep love for nature envisioned a place where generations of their family could come together, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. The master plan was to create a family campus featuring a main house for gathering, three "sibling" cottages, a boathouse, and a dock. The composition for each of these structures is to live, as a family, independently and also in relation to each other. The design revolves around the concept of coexistence with nature, catering to clients who lead an active outdoor lifestyle. The design aims to blur the interior spaces and the surrounding Maine landscape.

A family with a deep love for nature envisioned a place where generations of their family could come together, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. The master plan was to create a family campus featuring a main house for gathering, three "sibling" cottages, a boathouse, and a dock. The composition for each of these structures is to live, as a family, independently and also in relation to each other. The design revolves around the concept of coexistence with nature, catering to clients who lead an active outdoor lifestyle. The design aims to blur the interior spaces and the surrounding Maine landscape.

The challenge for this project was to create contemporary cabinetry that coexisted harmoniously with the traditional elements (like the wooden beams and arches). The team at MandiCasa New York, led by senior design consultant, Lorena Polon achieved this by using MandiCasa Yota cabinetry in Ardesia micalized lacquer and Terra knotted oak wood. Paired with wooden stools at the rectangular table, the design seamlessly melded the past and present, evoking a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

The challenge for this project was to create contemporary cabinetry that coexisted harmoniously with the traditional elements (like the wooden beams and arches). The team at MandiCasa New York, led by senior design consultant, Lorena Polon achieved this by using MandiCasa Yota cabinetry in Ardesia micalized lacquer and Terra knotted oak wood. Paired with wooden stools at the rectangular table, the design seamlessly melded the past and present, evoking a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

A family with a deep love for nature envisioned a place where generations of their family could come together, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. The master plan was to create a family campus featuring a main house for gathering, three "sibling" cottages, a boathouse, and a dock. The composition for each of these structures is to live, as a family, independently and also in relation to each other. The design revolves around the concept of coexistence with nature, catering to clients who lead an active outdoor lifestyle. The design aims to blur the interior spaces and the surrounding Maine landscape.

Enter a backyard hideaway where comfort and nature coexist together. A peaceful setting is created by the landscape's lush foliage and the abundance of bright flora that are bursting with color and smell. The patio is surrounded by a grand, long pergola that provides shade and a touch of beauty. An attractive outdoor kitchen, where culinary delights come to life in the open air, complements the paver patio, which gives a peaceful refuge for entertaining or relaxing. This backyard is an amazing retreat for relaxing and building priceless memories thanks to the mesmerizing gas fireplace that dominates the center of this lovely setting.

Enter a backyard hideaway where comfort and nature coexist together. A peaceful setting is created by the landscape's lush foliage and the abundance of bright flora that are bursting with color and smell. The patio is surrounded by a grand, long pergola that provides shade and a touch of beauty. An attractive outdoor kitchen, where culinary delights come to life in the open air, complements the paver patio, which gives a peaceful refuge for entertaining or relaxing. This backyard is an amazing retreat for relaxing and building priceless memories thanks to the mesmerizing gas fireplace that dominates the center of this lovely setting.

Aldeco fabrics are featured in the stunning Moura Suites Hotel, a hospitality project designed by interior designer Carla Belfort. ✨ Aldeco fabrics featured in this project: - BETREND - NAZONI VELVET - STORM FR - GEORGIAN EASY CLEAN - CROMATICO - NECESSAIRES FR - STARLIGHT - GEOMETRIC DROPS - CARVER VELVET WR - MOHAIRMANIA - VELLUTINO FR - LOLA FR - MIRABILLIS Located in Évora’s historic center, Moura Suites Hotel is a refined example of architectural rehabilitation of a 15th-century building, where heritage and contemporary comfort coexist in perfect balance.

The challenge for this project was to create contemporary cabinetry that coexisted harmoniously with the traditional elements (like the wooden beams and arches). The team at MandiCasa New York, led by senior design consultant, Lorena Polon achieved this by using MandiCasa Yota cabinetry in Ardesia micalized lacquer and Terra knotted oak wood. Paired with wooden stools at the rectangular table, the design seamlessly melded the past and present, evoking a cozy and inviting atmosphere.

he spacious island provides ample workspace and seating for casual dining, making it the heart of the home. Muted gray cabinetry paired with bold navy accents creates a striking yet timeless aesthetic, enhanced by brushed gold hardware for a sophisticated touch. A built-in wet bar with glass-front cabinets and a chic barn door adds both charm and convenience. Natural light floods the space, highlighting the warm wood flooring and creating an inviting atmosphere where style and functionality coexist effortlessly

he spacious island provides ample workspace and seating for casual dining, making it the heart of the home. Muted gray cabinetry paired with bold navy accents creates a striking yet timeless aesthetic, enhanced by brushed gold hardware for a sophisticated touch. A built-in wet bar with glass-front cabinets and a chic barn door adds both charm and convenience. Natural light floods the space, highlighting the warm wood flooring and creating an inviting atmosphere where style and functionality coexist effortlessly

The challenge for this project was to create contemporary cabinetry that coexisted harmoniously with the traditional elements (like the wooden beams and arches). The team at MandiCasa New York, led by senior design consultant, Lorena Polon achieved this by using MandiCasa Yota cabinetry in Ardesia micalized lacquer and Terra knotted oak wood. Countertops are in Laminam Ossido Nero, with functional workstations by The Galley. These choices delivered a high-performance kitchen with distinctive character and breathtaking visual appeal.

Enter a backyard hideaway where comfort and nature coexist together. A peaceful setting is created by the landscape's lush foliage and the abundance of bright flora that are bursting with color and smell. The patio is surrounded by a grand, long pergola that provides shade and a touch of beauty. An attractive outdoor kitchen, where culinary delights come to life in the open air, complements the paver patio, which gives a peaceful refuge for entertaining or relaxing. This backyard is an amazing retreat for relaxing and building priceless memories thanks to the mesmerizing gas fireplace that dominates the center of this lovely setting.

he spacious island provides ample workspace and seating for casual dining, making it the heart of the home. Muted gray cabinetry paired with bold navy accents creates a striking yet timeless aesthetic, enhanced by brushed gold hardware for a sophisticated touch. A built-in wet bar with glass-front cabinets and a chic barn door adds both charm and convenience. Natural light floods the space, highlighting the warm wood flooring and creating an inviting atmosphere where style and functionality coexist effortlessly