A broad white countertop and warm fluted wood base turn the kitchen island into a strong architectural focal point. Four leather stools create comfortable seating while streamlined cabinetry keeps the surrounding kitchen visually clean.

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.

SKU: CH 251 || The Reclaimed Limestone Mantel CH 251 features a substantial block-built profile with stacked stone legs, oversized carved corbels, spiral volutes, and a crisp dentil course. Its weathered cream-to-grey limestone, softened edges, and natural discoloration create a strong historic focal point for living rooms, libraries, and large entry spaces. For inquiries, contact us at (310) 289-0414 or info@neolithicmaterials.com

Contemporary powder room in the Newport Coast Project uses a sculptural white wall-mounted basin to create a dramatic minimalist focal point. The photograph shows a large round mirror, streamlined black wall-mounted faucet, dark textured square wall panels, and pale gray floor tile. Focused overhead light casts graphic shadows across the charcoal surface, emphasizing the basin’s sweeping asymmetrical form and giving this compact bathroom a refined with strong black-and-white contrast.

This modern partial remodel refreshes key areas of the home with an airy palette and a strong emphasis on natural light. Crisp white cabinetry, soft stone surfaces, wood accents, and streamlined details create a fresh look throughout the kitchen and bathrooms. Large openings and carefully placed windows strengthen the connection to the outdoors, while subtle contrast and texture keep the interiors from feeling too plain. The finished spaces feel open, polished, inviting, and effortlessly suited to everyday living.

SKU: CH 251 || The Reclaimed Limestone Mantel CH 251 features a substantial block-built profile with stacked stone legs, oversized carved corbels, spiral volutes, and a crisp dentil course. Its weathered cream-to-grey limestone, softened edges, and natural discoloration create a strong historic focal point for living rooms, libraries, and large entry spaces. For inquiries, contact us at (310) 289-0414 or info@neolithicmaterials.com

The 79 Ames Circle project was a fully custom home built in Toronto. This project involved designing and constructing a new residence from the ground up, with a strong focus on architectural detail, functional layout, and high-quality finishes throughout. From custom millwork and modern interior detailing to carefully selected materials and fixtures, every element was thoughtfully executed to create a refined, comfortable, and contemporary home tailored to the client’s lifestyle.

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 home was originally designed by a contemporary of Frank Lloyd Wright, Russell Barr Williamson. To stay true to Wright's design principles, open living spaces that flow together needed to be created. Astute space planning that included existing structural elements was essential to ensure a functional kitchen and entertainment area. The existing barriers were diminished by removing walls. Design of the kitchen (and beyond) needed to respect the style of the home and existing finishes. Following Wright's lead: fire became the "heart of home" by adding a fireplace. Pecky cypress and Lannon stone were repeated, and strong horizontal lines of stained walnut cabinetry were crafted. The herringbone pattern of the floor tile echoed the pattern of the existing flooring and angles of the floorplan.

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.

Cove Etagere Clean lines, gentle organic curves, and a mélange of different materials make any piece in the Cove Collection a statement in modern day simplicity and elegance. With strong hints of Mid-Century Modern design aesthetics, pieces juxtapose sleek lines with organic shapes and celebrate the use of mixed materials. Whether your design sensibilities range from dark and sophisticated to light and airy, the collection’s earthy hues allow you to create a timeless look for any setting.

This refined modern farmhouse exterior blends classic board and batten detailing with soft sage green siding and crisp white trim. Strong gabled rooflines and black-framed windows add architectural character, while the covered front porch creates a welcoming, timeless curb appeal suited for a thoughtfully designed custom home.

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.

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.

Primary bedroom in a contemporary waterfront residence by Hyde Evans Design, Madrona, Seattle. This Jim Olson-designed home called for an interior that matched the architectural ambition of the structure, and the primary bedroom delivers with a custom swinging daybed that doubles as the room's signature design moment. The deep, muted palette of rusts, greens, and blues carries through from the main living areas, grounding the space against the water views beyond. Furnishings balance strong curves with more angular forms, creating contrast without restlessness. Interior Design: Hyde Evans Design, Seattle, WA. Photography: Kara Mercer

SKU: CH 251 || The Reclaimed Limestone Mantel CH 251 features a substantial block-built profile with stacked stone legs, oversized carved corbels, spiral volutes, and a crisp dentil course. Its weathered cream-to-grey limestone, softened edges, and natural discoloration create a strong historic focal point for living rooms, libraries, and large entry spaces. For inquiries, contact us at (310) 289-0414 or info@neolithicmaterials.com

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.

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 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.