photographer: Kathryn McDonald
Inspiration for a family room remodel in San Francisco

photographer: Kathryn McDonald
Family room photo in San Francisco

The laundry room at the top of the stair has been home to drying racks as well as a small computer work station. There is plenty of room for additional storage, and the large square window allows plenty of light.

Ilir Rizaj
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Project by Annette Jaffe Interiors. Their Long Island studio excels in designing commercial spaces that marry form and function. Highlighting each brand’s unique identity, their designs foster creativity, collaboration, and productivity, resulting in innovative workspaces that support business goals.

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A thoughtful blended design created a young man’s space to sleep, get ready, gaming, recording, and enjoy having friends over. The design included a recording room with soundproof wall layers of drywall, QT Sound Control Underlayment, and drywall finish layer.

Home Office
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Living Room
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A college-bound girl’s dream bedroom oasis comes to life featuring livable luxe style by blending traditional and contemporary lines with whimsical touches and layers of texture rich textiles to evoke a sense of magical retreat. Shown in this Photo: design is in the details with this custom upholstered tufted headboard, custom bedding, custom pillows, cork wallcoverings, glass column lamps, accessories and mirrors. | Photography Joshua Caldwell.

We approached this Tribeca home décor project with a focus on subtle renovations, enhancing the space while preserving its original charm. Our client moved into an apartment with beautiful finishes. We enhanced the space with new furnishings and accessories and styled every room to reflect the client's tastes. The result is a cohesive and welcoming home. This versatile secondary bedroom, wallpapered with a stylish design, serves as both a home office and a guest room. Featuring a comfortable pullout sofa, it's a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics.

Design Firm - Lee Meier Interiors Entering this amazing home to the right is the dining room created for more intimate dinner parties. A large round table allows for great conversation and the upholstered chairs are comfortable to last hours in them. The black cabinet is not only a great area for linen storage, but gives a great contrast the serine space. The curved lines of the silver leaf chandelier adds a touch of whimsy to a transitional dining space.

Inspiration for a timeless kids' room remodel in Atlanta

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Inspiration for a contemporary bedroom remodel in San Francisco

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