An intense, atmospheric zodiac portrait bringing dark celestial mythology into bold focus. This Scorpio-inspired hybrid warrior — part man, part scorpion, emerging from moonlit water beneath his constellation — makes a dramatic statement piece for media rooms, studies, or gallery walls leaning into moodier, more intense decor themes. The deep navy-and-black palette with metallic accents suits modern, eclectic, and masculine spaces especially well, pairing naturally with dark furniture and dramatic lighting. A powerful, unmistakable gift for anyone with a birthday falling under Scorpio.

A constellation of glass pendants is suspended over the cerused oak island whose exquisite finish is repeated on the custom aged brass metal clad ventilation hood. Photography: Phillip Ennis

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Colorful Coastal Bedroom The boy who lives in this room is a Star Wars fanatic. Yet, infusing the space with a Star Wars theme would have kept the décor from feeling fresh for years to come since the boy would eventually outgrow his current obsession. Since it was still important to add something that nods to his affinity, We had the walls between the bookshelves covered with a Cole & Son wall covering in a star motif. The room is awash in tones of blue, yet We felt it was important to incorporate a couple unexpected elements that would add a bit of fun. A desk was custom made and painted a vibrant orange, which is repeated in the Lulu & Georgia lamp on the bedside table. Photo Credit: Amy Bartlam

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With a constellation pattern of recessed ceiling lights above, the dining room with window seat opens to the adjacent garden. Beyond the parabolic smooth stucco openings, a corner unit of aluminum framed sliding glass doors pocket into the walls for an uninterrupted view of the food forest of the front yard (to right - see other photos)

This is the primary bath for a 1800 SF home in Sollana Beach built in 1970. The homeowner wanted the materials to express a proper Primary Bath in this small bath. Floor and accent tiles from Artistic Tile, "Constellation". Shower niche has LED lights to illuminate the accent tile. Limestone wall tiles "Grey Foussana Honed". Medicine cabinets by Restoration Hardware. Kohler Veil toilet. Curb less shower. Cabinets from Design Studio West and Sollera Fine Cabints, finished in Sherwin Williams, "Iron Ore" paint.

Bedrooms are one of my favorite rooms in the home, a bedroom must be comfortable and serene. I design master bedrooms as a private retreat for my clients. Elements of a great bedroom include: -Foundation: Don’t underestimate the power of a great night’s sleep. Your matress is the most important element in the room. We have some tips below from Chicago Luxury Beds about how to select the right mattress for you. Chicago Luxury Beds is providing a wonderful mattress for the model showcase we are creating at the Ritz Carlton Residences. You’ll have to come by and see it for yourself, stay tuned for the opening in March. -Fabulous Sheets: I love Pratesi, they make the softest most luxurious bedding in the marketplace. -Bedding Toppers: Accent pillows, cashmere blankets or a colorful throw will pull your entire room together. -Create a Focal Point: Use a great wallcovering, window treatment, piece of art or fireplace. -Mix and Match Furniture: Bedroom sets are a thing of the past. I love creating full dressing rooms for my clients and keeping furniture within the bedroom suite more decorative. Don’t be afraid to mix and match to create an eclectic vibe. Upholstered headboards are still a strong trend and allow for a personal touch by mixing shapes, custom fabrics and trimmings. -Window Treatments: Don’t skimp on window treatments. Decorative panels add softness to the room while shades should be black-out lined to guarantee a good night’s rest. -Lighting: I believe there should be a combination of ambient and task lighting in the bedroom. A great chandelier should always be on a dimmer. Bedside lamps or sconces should be on dimmers as well but should be bright enough to read by. Don’t forget lighting should be flattering, we all want to look our best, don’t we? I hope you enjoy the photo selections from Chicago Luxury Beds, Pratesi, The Gray + Walter Portfolio, Elle Decor and House Beautiful. Good night, sleep tight and don’t let the bed bugs bite. Big Hugs, Ken Photo Credit: House Beautiful

The Vega dining table is one of our original concepts & still the most loved by our clients. Named after Vega, the brightest star in the northern constellation, Lyra. It’s a minimalist modern spin on the classic farmhouse table, designed to bring in that iconic Scandinavian hygge. Sturdy & sound without feeling too ‘heavy’ in your space. Vega features a solid wood table skirt & legs with a slight overhang on each side, perfect for tucking in chairs. Several coats of hand-applied clear finish accentuate Vega’s natural wood surface & add a layer of extra protection.

A new spin on one of our classic designs, the Vega dining table is still the most loved by our clients. Named after Vega, the brightest star in the northern constellation, Lyra. It’s a minimalist modern spin on the classic farmhouse table, designed to bring in that iconic Scandinavian hygge. Sturdy & sound without feeling too ‘heavy’ in your space. Vega II features an H base cross frame connecting the legs. The skirt is slightly shorter with a slight overhang on each side, perfect for tucking in chairs. Several coats of hand-applied clear finish accentuate Vega’s natural wood surface & add a layer of extra protection. https://www.casadegadesign.com/gallery-posts/vega-dining-table

Cosmos, a natural stone and glass hand cut mosaic, shown in polished Afyon White with gold glass accents, is by Sara Baldwin for New Ravenna Mosaics.
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A new spin on one of our classic designs, the Vega dining table is still the most loved by our clients. Named after Vega, the brightest star in the northern constellation, Lyra. It’s a minimalist modern spin on the classic farmhouse table, designed to bring in that iconic Scandinavian hygge. Sturdy & sound without feeling too ‘heavy’ in your space. Vega II features an H base cross frame connecting the legs. The skirt is slightly shorter with a slight overhang on each side, perfect for tucking in chairs. Several coats of hand-applied clear finish accentuate Vega’s natural wood surface & add a layer of extra protection. https://www.casadegadesign.com/gallery-posts/vega-dining-table

These amazing space and planet bedding and wall decoration items will bring your young astronaut’s space travel fantasy to life! We have a wide range of bedding and room decor products that will make quite an impression. Click the website button to view all items available for purchase.

The owners of this full room renovation wanted a one of a kind unique theater experience with elegant details and luxurious flair. The room itself is a beautifully decorated 2-story theater with 3-tier seating. Each riser is stepped 3 feet high, giving uncompromising views for each person, no matter where they are sitting. One of the most notable features of the theater is the massive 180" diagonal 16x9 ratio Stewart Filmscreen. Sound is driven by Bowers & Wilkins CT-series speakers and Rotel amplifiers. The entire theater is integrated with a Crestron control system, complete with automated lighting dimmers and climate controls. Turn the lights off, and you'll see a gorgeous domed "starry night" ceiling that has integrated fiber optic lights and constellations painted in the dome. This is definitely a theater fit for a king. Jason Robinson © 2012

Pool: - 22’ x 44’ infinity edge pool (66’ infinity edge) - shallow-end sun shelf with five LED bubblers for light and water effect - three laminar jets out of the patio to put a jet of water into each corner of the pool - star field on pool floor with 100 points of light provided by four LED fixtures through fiber-optic cables (25 cables per fixture), subtle constellation within the hundred points of light star field - additional LED lights, glass tile trim, including glass edge tiles - hot tub on top of a raised marble stone wall perimeter overflow at the same height as the Brazilian teak wood deck; there is an under deck gutter 1/8 wide - hot tub is all glass tile with a recessed toe-kick that hides the drains and light fixtures - glass railing / barrier Living space: - travertine stone with marble veneer and Brazilian teak trim throughout - custom-built wood benches, mantle, pizza oven, grill, refrigerated drawers, sink - recessed screens that lower from the roof to enclose the entire living space when needed Landscape: - putting green, landscape lighting, under-cap lights - outdoor speakers and subwoofer

This kitchen was refacing in our Silva color using a shaker door style. The cabinets were framed to the ceiling providing a grander feel for the kitchen while providing a space for extra storage. The pantry and the island were converted to pot and pan drawers, making it easier to access the items. The countertops were completed with our NaturaStone Quartz, Constallation. A custom 2" edge was completed on the island for a modern touch. Tile backsplash was completed in a light grey tile with a stone look.

The Vega dining table is one of our original concepts & still the most loved by our clients. Named after Vega, the brightest star in the northern constellation, Lyra. It’s a minimalist modern spin on the classic farmhouse table, designed to bring in that iconic Scandinavian hygge. Sturdy & sound without feeling too ‘heavy’ in your space. Vega features a solid wood table skirt & legs with a slight overhang on each side, perfect for tucking in chairs. Several coats of hand-applied clear finish accentuate Vega’s natural wood surface & add a layer of extra protection.

Featured materials include cedar shake siding, natural bluestone veneer, Marvin aluminum clad windows with doug fir interiors, large bluestone block retaining walls, and irregular flagstone pavers. Several outdoor decks feature stainless steel rod railings by Accufab, and the roof lines features shake accent details on the truncated gables. The formal entry showcases a custom designed double wood entry door built by New Energy Works, and the entry roofing features standing steam copper surrounding a stepped entry tower that acts as an illuminated beacon at night via a constellation of suspended honey jar pendant lights on the interior. An outdoor kitchen completes the ͞entertainment package͟ of this home’s exterior spaces and is complete with a masonry fireplace, and an oversized stone island.

The Vega dining table is one of our original concepts & still the most loved by our clients. Named after Vega, the brightest star in the northern constellation, Lyra. It’s a minimalist modern spin on the classic farmhouse table, designed to bring in that iconic Scandinavian hygge. Sturdy & sound without feeling too ‘heavy’ in your space. Vega features a solid wood table skirt & legs with a slight overhang on each side, perfect for tucking in chairs. Several coats of hand-applied clear finish accentuate Vega’s natural wood surface & add a layer of extra protection.