Gray is the hot new color in cabinetry. This kitchen takes gray and steps it up a notch by using this fabulous color on the classic cabinetry, intricate tile back splash and leathered island counter top. Adding a few ice blue accents makes this kitchen a winner. The hanging lights add layers to the room and really elevate it, while the unique designs of the cabinets make the room extremely stylish and chic.

This charming fireplace provides the foundation for this cozy living room area. This is just a classic look for a stone fireplace. I love it when the fireplace is boxed out like this, it provides it with some real meat on the bones. This exact design is a custom creation by Mark Correll. You'll notice the framed in look to the fireplace and the stepping out at the mantle area. Not sure if this install included lighting but typically we will run small spots lights into the little ares under the mantle so the fireplace can be lit up even without a fire... perfect for the summer months. This stone application is done with a grout joint, it mixes in so well this this stone you barely even notice it and the stone stands out. It's a classic look for a traditional room, beautiful!

Adam Rouse & Patrick Perez
Trendy gray three-story flat roof photo in San Francisco

Lower level "brewpub" in the home of a brew aficionado. The industrial look works well with the homeowner's brew logo. Copyright 2017 Angela Brown Photography

In the den across from the bar is a stunning new fireplace and lighted display cabinets. The stone fireplace correlates with the backsplash used in the bar and the kitchen, and a rustic mantle was mounted just below the TV. Photography by Todd Ramsey, Impressia

The curved top of the fan shaped tile was selected not only for its drama and beauty, but it’s correlation to the existing curved ceiling niche accommodating the toilet – helps to relate and tie together these design elements.

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The Eko line is a perfect example of integration, whether intended as the ability to establish a correlation between the furnishing elements in the same space, or as the desire to connect different areas of the house by designing “open space” furniture.

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The Eko line is a perfect example of integration, whether intended as the ability to establish a correlation between the furnishing elements in the same space, or as the desire to connect different areas of the house by designing “open space” furniture.

A reupholstered French occasional chair with detailed wood accents substantially brightens this living room. We used a sophisticated red and gold striped fabric which brings out elegance to the room. These stripes both accentuate and genuinely complements the chair’s intricate curves. The gold stripes of this fabric correlate with the chair’s wood tone beautifully.

Photo: Angela Flournoy © 2014 Houzz
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The cabinets are meant to float on the wall and are trimmed at the top with a recessed crown of the small beam color. This allows for them to look more a part of the ceiling than having no correlation. Barbara Bourne and Carolyn Robbins

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