Amber’s homes are meant to be lived in. While the look may be reminiscent of an older time, the feel is relaxed, cozy and convenient. We believe elegance can coexist with comfort and can adapt the neoclassical look to meet modern-day demands. All mechanicals are modern and state-of-the-art but are incorporated into the esthetic without overcoming it. As with our exteriors, we try to use as much vintage material as possible and call upon our extensive network of vendors to unearth distinctive pieces: plumbing fixtures, lighting fixtures, fireplaces, old beams dredged from bogs, housing hardware. When actual period pieces are not available, we contract with peerless craftsmen who can fashion superb facsimiles. Our work is distinguished by attention to detail.

In the master bathroom, his and her sink vanities were nestled in opposite corners, separated by a large charcoal garden tub and small shower stall. Removing the large, corner garden tub we relocated his sink vanity beside hers along the main wall. Because two existing corner windows now occupied the space above his new sink vanity, the clients feared he would have to forego a mirror, because we didn't want to sacrifice any natural light. A custom, swivel mirror mounted inside the window casing was our solution, allowing both the mirror and window to coexist while also providing maneuverability when routine cleaning of the window was required.

A love of gardening and a desire for a Mediterranean-type terrace were the impetus for this quiet oasis located behind a house on a busy street corner. Through levelling a large area by terracing the sloping lot and taming the landscape using flagstones with a brick border and cobblestone edging, we were able to create a multifunctional space perfect for entertaining. The bar/cooking area, the dining area and the conversation area happily coexist with the surrounding gardens and beautiful fountain to create this wonderful haven for the homeowners.

Discover the epitome of sophistication in the heart of Agoura Hills with our featured 4,600-square-foot contemporary home remodel; this residence beautifully redefines modern living. Entrusted with our client’s vision, we transformed this space into an open-concept marvel, seamlessly connecting the kitchen, dining, and family areas. The result is an inclusive environment where various activities coexist harmoniously. The newly crafted kitchen, adorned with custom brass inlays on the wood hood and high-contrast finishes, steals the spotlight. A generously sized island featuring a floating walnut bar countertop takes center stage, becoming the heart of family gatherings. As you explore further, the family room and powder bath emanate a captivating dark, moody glam, injecting an exclusive touch into these meticulously curated spaces. Experience the allure of contemporary design and sophisticated living in this Agoura Hills gem. Photographer: Public 311

Sweeney’s design team collaborated to blend cabinetry, colors and appliances to create a kitchen, where both entertaining and cooking could coexist on an equal level. Kitchenaid appliances, a Zephr hood and Whirlpool microwave were installed to meet all of our client’s cooking needs. Adding further functionality and style to the concept an Elkay sink and Kohler fixtures were added. The kitchen island, the new center of the room, would serve as an area to prepare food but also as a spot to set down your glass of wine, while sampling your creations with a friend.

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

This beautifully designed new construction home in Park Hill, Denver, Colorado, blends modern functionality with timeless interior design. Created for a growing family, the space features durable yet stylish materials, a warm neutral palette, and thoughtfully designed layouts for effortless everyday living. Custom millwork, high-end finishes, and layered textures add depth and sophistication, while open-concept living areas enhance flow and connection. This project is a stunning example of Park Hill new construction home design, showcasing how luxury and livability can coexist seamlessly.

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

Amber’s homes are meant to be lived in. While the look may be reminiscent of an older time, the feel is relaxed, cozy and convenient. We believe elegance can coexist with comfort and can adapt the neoclassical look to meet modern-day demands. All mechanicals are modern and state-of-the-art but are incorporated into the esthetic without overcoming it. As with our exteriors, we try to use as much vintage material as possible and call upon our extensive network of vendors to unearth distinctive pieces: plumbing fixtures, lighting fixtures, fireplaces, old beams dredged from bogs, housing hardware. When actual period pieces are not available, we contract with peerless craftsmen who can fashion superb facsimiles. Our work is distinguished by attention to detail.

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

A wider perspective highlights the generous layout of this West Chester master bathroom remodel, showing how the floating white vanity, frameless glass shower enclosure, and freestanding tub all coexist without crowding the room. The dual black-framed mirrors and three-light industrial sconces give the vanity wall a polished, intentional look against the warm greige walls.

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

Built in a contemporary, yet distinctly Pacific Northwest style, the Orcas House sits just steps away from the Salish Sea. With special attention given to existing trees, solar exposure and views from the house, this house was built to coexist harmoniously with its surroundings

The public area of the house is one open space where the dining room, family room, kitchen, and a large kitchen island coexist. Polished Wenge millwork, white marble, and terrazzo floors contrast the rawness of the exterior concrete, CMU, and weathered steel. Bill Timmerman - Timmerman Photography

REDFIN Blog | Gothic Home Decor Ideas: Antique Homes with an Edge Contributing Article Designer | April 20, 2022 Texture plays a role in Gothic interior design Creating a textural interplay of forms, rhythm, and proportion in context with the original vision and architectural design. An architectural element should dominate the space by presenting that it coexists with other aspects of the space or home, such as a fireplace, headboard, or cabinetry. Other elements with gothic influences are classically pointed or arched doors, windows, and flying buttresses, distinguished from Romanesque period detailing. Then the typical white walls become a layering of textural properties that envelope other forms in contrast of light and dark (Chiaroscuro), creating elements of luxury that convey both the personal and creative styling – making the ultimate statement for the homeowner. – https://victorliberatoreinteriordesign.com/ To SEE ARTICLE click the link below: https://www.redfin.com/blog/gothic-home-decor-ideas/ See less

In the master bathroom, his and her sink vanities were nestled in opposite corners, separated by a large charcoal garden tub and small shower stall. Removing the large, corner garden tub we relocated his sink vanity beside hers along the main wall. Because two existing corner windows now occupied the space above his new sink vanity, the clients feared he would have to forego a mirror, because we didn't want to sacrifice any natural light. A custom, swivel mirror mounted inside the window casing was our solution, allowing both the mirror and window to coexist while also providing maneuverability when routine cleaning of the window was required.