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Living room - mid-sized traditional formal and open concept medium tone wood floor living room idea in Toronto with blue walls, a standard fireplace and a tile fireplace
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Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless u-shaped light wood floor open concept kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, quartz countertops, multicolored backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula

Location: Alamo, CA, USA
When we hear about two interior designers collaborating on a project, we typically think of a massive-scale project like a boutique hotel or some not-to-be-named celebrity’s home. Not so for this project, a sunny poolside cabana in Walnut Creek, California. Former colleagues and friends, Ania Omski-Talwar of Ania Omski-Talwar Interior Design and Heather Lund of Heather Lund Interior Design, teamed up to transform this small space into a majority entertaining spot.
Project featured on Ruemag.com, click here to read more > http://ruemag.com/home-tour-2/rooms-we-love/a-napa-inspired-poolside-cabana-for-parties
Photographed by: Michael Alan Kaskel

Janis Nicolay, Photographer \ Stylist Leslie Shewring \ Location: Moonrise Creative, Victoria, Canada
Mountain style home design photo in Boston
Mountain style home design photo in Boston

Art niches, fireplaces, and mood lighting - oh my! This spacious, contemporary living room is built to impress. Whether entertaining friends, colleagues, or family, all who enter this room will be wowed. A wallpapered ceiling provides an eye-catching contrast from pristine, white walls. Six art niches featuring hidden LED-lighting highlight your most prized pieces. A fireplace brings an air of relaxation, while not taking away from the formality of this grand room.
Designer: Debra Owens
Photographer: Michael Hunter

These adorable light pink lucite chairs sit atop a faux beige cowhide rug to create a secondary seating are for business colleagues (or kiddos) while you work from home.

cynthia grabau photography
Example of a trendy exterior home design in Seattle
Example of a trendy exterior home design in Seattle

The hallway really looks spacious and stylish. The room is equipped with two different types of lighting. These elegant large pendant lamps are used here as accent lighting, while small ceiling-mounted ones act as background lighting.
The main colors in which this hallway is decorated are white and light brown. This hall is certain to be a great place to receive your important persons, friends, neighbors and colleagues.
Don’t miss the chance to elevate your hallway interior design as well together with our talented, highly-experienced and skilled interior designers.

Location: Alamo, CA, USA
When we hear about two interior designers collaborating on a project, we typically think of a massive-scale project like a boutique hotel or some not-to-be-named celebrity’s home. Not so for this project, a sunny poolside cabana in Walnut Creek, California. Former colleagues and friends, and Ania Omski-Talwar of Ania Omski-Talwar Interior Design and Heather Lund of Heather Lund Interior Design, teamed up to transform this small space into a majority entertaining spot.
Project featured on Ruemag.com, click here to read more > http://ruemag.com/home-tour-2/rooms-we-love/a-napa-inspired-poolside-cabana-for-parties
Photographed by: Michael Alan Kaskel

Megan Maloy
Photo of a small contemporary shade backyard stone outdoor basketball/tennis/multi-game court in New York for summer.
Photo of a small contemporary shade backyard stone outdoor basketball/tennis/multi-game court in New York for summer.

Formal Living room with floor & ceiling travertine tiles and vertical stained timber to staircase. Adjacent mirrored wall.
Photography AXIOM
Living room - contemporary living room idea in Melbourne
Living room - contemporary living room idea in Melbourne

CUTTING-EDGE OFFICE FRONT DESK DESIGN
We have created the ultimate room divider for your professional workspace. Say hello to Facet – the best you can find in office front desk design. Facet is a fully modular system and available in any size. The separate facets can rotate. If you leave Facet as it is, you have a neat, polished look, but if you decide to turn some of the facets around you can create a quirky, fun screen for your office. It is all up to you! Either way, you are sure to impress your clients with this chic and unique modern office divider.
CREATE AN INSPIRING WORKSPACE WITH FACET
Having a welcoming and motivational workspace is very important. Your colleagues and you spend so much time at your office, you should be able to draw inspiration from it instead of feeling drained when you enter it. Having well-made furniture and beautifully designed pieces in your workspace, will help in creating an inspiring workspace. And that is why Facet office front desk design is ideal for an office environment. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in the design, will make anyone feel motivated to be creative and do their best.
Facet works perfectly as a backdrop behind reception to separate it from the rest of the office. This creates a calm and welcoming area at reception for your clients and guests. It also gives a stylish and professional first impression of your company. Choose Facet for on trend office front desk design décor.
GO FROM POLISHED TO PLAYFUL WITH FACET
The cool thing about Facet is that you can alter the look of it. You can turn around the diamond-shaped facets to change the look of the pattern and to adjust the amount that can be seen through it. Take a look at the sixth picture on this page. Drag the vertical line over the picture from left to right and back again. See how the screen goes from neat and polished to fun and playful? You can achieve the same look with our office front desk design screen by turning the facets around or keeping them as they are.
Facet room divider screens are available in any size, we just need your desired dimensions and will start assembling it. It is also available in a range of sophisticated colors. Choose one that fits your office interior, or we can develop a specific color if you want something that we don’t have on offer. Developing your own color will cost a bit more, contact us for the possibilities. We want you to be 100% happy with your office front desk design, so feel free to phone or email us if you have any questions or special requests!
This particular office divider is installed in a trendy medical clinic in Brisbane, Australia. It divides the reception area from the working area. Interior design is done by Louise Kollosche.
Project – Office Front Desk Design
Product – Room Divider Facet
Dimensions – Width 306cm x Height 171cm
Color – White
Ceiling Attachments – Brushed Stainless Steel
Location – Brisbane, Australia
Client – Karen Campbell, BCNC
Architect – Louise Kollosche, Kodesigned
Builder – Phillip Boon, Ulex Constructions
Photography – Cathy Taylor Photography

CUTTING-EDGE OFFICE FRONT DESK DESIGN
We have created the ultimate room divider for your professional workspace. Say hello to Facet – the best you can find in office front desk design. Facet is a fully modular system and available in any size. The separate facets can rotate. If you leave Facet as it is, you have a neat, polished look, but if you decide to turn some of the facets around you can create a quirky, fun screen for your office. It is all up to you! Either way, you are sure to impress your clients with this chic and unique modern office divider.
CREATE AN INSPIRING WORKSPACE WITH FACET
Having a welcoming and motivational workspace is very important. Your colleagues and you spend so much time at your office, you should be able to draw inspiration from it instead of feeling drained when you enter it. Having well-made furniture and beautifully designed pieces in your workspace, will help in creating an inspiring workspace. And that is why Facet office front desk design is ideal for an office environment. The craftsmanship and attention to detail in the design, will make anyone feel motivated to be creative and do their best.
Facet works perfectly as a backdrop behind reception to separate it from the rest of the office. This creates a calm and welcoming area at reception for your clients and guests. It also gives a stylish and professional first impression of your company. Choose Facet for on trend office front desk design décor.
GO FROM POLISHED TO PLAYFUL WITH FACET
The cool thing about Facet is that you can alter the look of it. You can turn around the diamond-shaped facets to change the look of the pattern and to adjust the amount that can be seen through it. Take a look at the sixth picture on this page. Drag the vertical line over the picture from left to right and back again. See how the screen goes from neat and polished to fun and playful? You can achieve the same look with our office front desk design screen by turning the facets around or keeping them as they are.
Facet room divider screens are available in any size, we just need your desired dimensions and will start assembling it. It is also available in a range of sophisticated colors. Choose one that fits your office interior, or we can develop a specific color if you want something that we don’t have on offer. Developing your own color will cost a bit more, contact us for the possibilities. We want you to be 100% happy with your office front desk design, so feel free to phone or email us if you have any questions or special requests!
This particular office divider is installed in a trendy medical clinic in Brisbane, Australia. It divides the reception area from the working area. Interior design is done by Louise Kollosche.
Project – Office Front Desk Design
Product – Room Divider Facet
Dimensions – Width 306cm x Height 171cm
Color – White
Ceiling Attachments – Brushed Stainless Steel
Location – Brisbane, Australia
Client – Karen Campbell, BCNC
Architect – Louise Kollosche, Kodesigned
Builder – Phillip Boon, Ulex Constructions
Photography – Cathy Taylor Photography

Kitchen at the Ferndale Home in Glen Iris Victoria.
Builder: Mazzei Homes
Architecture: Dan Webster
Furniture: Zuster Furniture
Kitchen, Wardrobes & Joinery: The Kitchen Design Centre
Photography: Elisa Watson
Project: Royal Melbourne Hospital Lottery Home 2020
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