This is a modern, well-organized cabinetry showroom with a clean, upscale feel. A central reception desk backed by a green feature wall with your branding creates a strong first impression. Around the space, clearly labeled displays showcase different cabinet styles and finishes, making it easy for customers to browse and compare. Polished concrete floors, a black grid ceiling, and focused track lighting give it a contemporary edge, while touches like rugs, seating, and lifestyle vignettes keep it warm and approachable. Overall, it feels professional, inviting, and easy to navigate.

12th Street Residence is a residential gut renovation in New York City. The project combined two existing apartments into one spacious, light-filled space, providing comfortable living areas as well as prominent surfaces for art display. The firm worked closely with the client to create moments throughout the residence that would best display their vast and sophisticated art collection. The client had a strong vision for clean and functional spaces that would balance the art, and our program proposal provided maximum efficiency while our details helped convey the simplicity desired. Our services included filing at the Department of Buildings for the combination of both apartments while maintaining the Certificate of Occupancy, and hands-on construction administration that helped the project meet its budget and schedule goals.

SKU: NA110-03.Y || The French Antique 19th Century Limestone Fireplace NA110-03.Y features ash-grey and pale sand tones with natural pitting, mottling, and softened age-worn edges. Its fluted jambs and carved guilloche cartouche create a strong historic focal point for formal residences, boutique hotels, and refined interiors. For inquiries, contact us at (310) 289-0414 or info@neolithicmaterials.com

Created for a stunning new build home, this bespoke solid poplar kitchen has been handpainted in Farrow & Ball Wevet and Worset. The custom crafted cabinetry features solid walnut internals throughout enhancing the premium feel. The cabinetry is complemented by the Silestone Calacatta Gold work surfaces. Design highlights include the walk-in pantry, accessed through a sliding door and a separate breakfast station with walnut internals has been custom-crafted to hold small appliances. The curved breakfast bar is another strong feature, adding a sweeping finish to the island to define the casual dining area.

A new formal entry provides a thoughtful transition into the restored William Wurster home. First Bay Architecture designed the arrival sequence to complement the original midcentury character while introducing contemporary architectural details and materials. Natural light, warm wood, restrained forms, and a strong relationship between interior and exterior create a welcoming and distinctly California Modern entry.

This Silverthorne primary bathroom brings a refined, modern edge to mountain living. A custom wood double vanity adds warmth against crisp white walls and dramatic black trim, while oversized mirrors and sculptural lighting create a strong architectural focal point. The expansive glass-enclosed shower is wrapped in marble-look tile, complemented by warm metal fixtures and thoughtful details throughout. The result feels polished and elevated while still at home in its Colorado mountain setting.

Exterior renovation in Cherry Hills Village featuring Arctic White James Hardie fiber cement siding installed in a combination of horizontal lap siding and board and batten accents. This design creates a clean modern farmhouse look while maintaining strong durability for Colorado’s climate. Natural wood porch posts and beams add warmth and contrast to the crisp white siding, giving the home a balanced contemporary exterior design. Installation completed by 5280 Exteriors, a Denver-area contractor specializing in James Hardie siding replacement.

An historic Spanish Colonial residence built in 1925 being redesigned and furnished for a modern-day Southern California family was the challenge. The interiors of the main house needed the backgrounds set and then a timeless collection created for its furnishings. Lifestyle was always a consideration as well as the interiors relating to the strong architecture of the residence. Natural colors such as terra cotta, tans, blues, greens, old red and soft vintage shades were incorporated throughout. Our goal was to maintain the historic character of the residence combining design elements and materials considered classic in Southern California Spanish Colonial architecture. Natural fiber textiles, leathers and woven linens were the predominated upholstery choices. A 7000 square foot basement was added and furnished to provide a gym, Star Wars theater, game areas, spa area and a simulator for indoor golf and other sports. Antiques were selected throughout the world, fine art from major galleries, custom reproductions fabricated in the old-world style. Collectible carpets were selected for the reclaimed hardwood flooring in all the areas. An estancia and garden over the basement were created and furnished with old world designs and materials as reclaimed woods, terra cotta and French limestone flooring.

This is a modern, well-organized cabinetry showroom with a clean, upscale feel. A central reception desk backed by a green feature wall with your branding creates a strong first impression. Around the space, clearly labeled displays showcase different cabinet styles and finishes, making it easy for customers to browse and compare. Polished concrete floors, a black grid ceiling, and focused track lighting give it a contemporary edge, while touches like rugs, seating, and lifestyle vignettes keep it warm and approachable. Overall, it feels professional, inviting, and easy to navigate.

What once was a failing structure is now completely rebuilt into a strong, beautifully crafted outdoor space—ready just in time for summer. This deck transformation wasn’t just about fixing what was there, but creating something better: a warm, inviting extension of the home designed for real living. From cozy nights under the stars to hosting family and friends on the patio, every detail was thoughtfully executed to bring comfort, durability, and style together. Now, it’s more than just a deck and patio—it’s a space made for memories, connection, and effortless summer living.

This is a comfortable, hearty accent chair that makes a bold and updated reference to mid-century modern design. Strong, square lines are softened by curved shelter arms upholstered in plush chenille fabric, all encased in an espresso-finished lattice wood frame. While understated, creates a design presence that cannot be missed. Works great as a set of two or pairs beautifully with the sofa.

This Silverthorne primary bathroom brings a refined, modern edge to mountain living. A custom wood double vanity adds warmth against crisp white walls and dramatic black trim, while oversized mirrors and sculptural lighting create a strong architectural focal point. The expansive glass-enclosed shower is wrapped in marble-look tile, complemented by warm metal fixtures and thoughtful details throughout. The result feels polished and elevated while still at home in its Colorado mountain setting.

This light filled entry foyer creates a strong first impression with clean lines and refined simplicity. A bold modern black front door anchors the space, while warm hardwood floors and crisp white walls add balance and warmth. Thoughtful proportions and natural light give the entry an open, welcoming feel with timeless appeal.

A beige/taupe shaker-style vanity provides ample cabinet and drawer storage, accented with small dark hardware. The vanity features a dramatic black marble countertop and backsplash with natural white veining. A white vessel sink sits on the countertop with a sleek wall-mounted chrome faucet. Above the sink is a large rounded-rectangle mirror with a thin black frame. Two black wall sconces with cone-shaped shades flank the mirror, adding a contemporary touch. The bathroom has large beige/taupe floor tiles that complement the vanity. A white toilet is positioned beside the vanity, while chrome towel hardware and electrical outlets are visible on the walls. Overall, the design combines modern, transitional, and slightly luxurious elements, with the black marble creating a strong contrast against the soft neutral cabinetry and walls.

Designer Gwen Canfield standing in her Hendersonville client's living room. This space was designed to feel polished, welcoming, and effortlessly livable, with a strong balance of classic forms and fresh color. A curved sectional anchors the room and encourages conversation while taking full advantage of the soaring ceiling and dramatic arched windows overlooking the water. Layered neutrals create a calm, timeless foundation, while the client’s love of red and blue is expressed through bold accent pillows, artwork, and accessories that bring energy and personality to the space. Art Deco influences show up in the sculptural lighting, curved silhouettes, and graphic patterns, adding a subtle sense of glamour without feeling overdone. Custom drapery frames the windows, and a deep blue fireplace surround serves as a striking focal point, resulting in a refined yet comfortable great room designed for both everyday living and entertaining.

Jessica Koltun Home approaches each project with a strong focus on architectural integrity, functionality, and clean, cohesive design. Specializing in new builds and transformative renovations, the studio works closely with builders and clients to ensure every detail—from exterior elevations to interior finishes—is thoughtfully considered. The result is a collection of spaces that feel intentional, balanced, and effortlessly livable. By layering timeless materials with modern simplicity, Jessica Koltun Home creates homes that are both visually striking and highly practical for everyday life.

This sumerhill condo got a full update throughout. We repainted the walls and replaced the flooring to completely refresh the space. Wainscoting was added for extra detail and character. Custom cabinetry was built to improve storage and function, and a built in mantle was added in the living area to create a strong focal point. The bathroom was fully gutted and rebuilt with all new finishes for a clean, modern feel.

This is a modern, well-organized cabinetry showroom with a clean, upscale feel. A central reception desk backed by a green feature wall with your branding creates a strong first impression. Around the space, clearly labeled displays showcase different cabinet styles and finishes, making it easy for customers to browse and compare. Polished concrete floors, a black grid ceiling, and focused track lighting give it a contemporary edge, while touches like rugs, seating, and lifestyle vignettes keep it warm and approachable. Overall, it feels professional, inviting, and easy to navigate.

Living Room in Old Paint Drive | Room Type: Entry / Game Room | Project Name: Old Paint Trail | Key Feature: A redesigned front entry game room that serves as a welcoming focal point immediately visible when entering the home. Challenge: The home featured beautiful desert views but felt dark and underutilized. The front space also needed a clear purpose while making a strong first impression since it is the first area seen upon entering the home. Solution: The space was lightened up and transformed into a functional game room that feels both visually inviting and practical for the family. The redesign created a beautiful focal area that enhances the home’s entry experience. Timeline: Completed in 2018