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This small family room has a contemporary vibe with bright, vibrant colors. To not overwhelm the tiny space, a neutral, gray sectional and walls ground the design. Vibrant colors—fuchsia, lime-green and plum—adorn the art piece, throw pillows and cornice. A vivid green, faux crocodile storage ottoman completes the design.

Photo: Bill Timmerman + Zack Hussain Blurring of the line between inside and out has been established throughout this home. Space is not determined by the enclosure but through the idea of space extending past perceived barriers into an expanded form of living indoors and out. Even in this harsh environment, one is able to enjoy this concept through the development of exterior courts which are designed to shade and protect. Reminiscent of the crevices found in our rock formations where one often finds an oasis of life in this environment. DL featured product: DL custom rugs including sculpted Patagonian sheepskin, wool / silk custom graphics and champagne silk galaxy. Custom 11′ live-edge laurel slabwood bench, Trigo bronze smoked acrylic + crocodile embossed leather barstools, polished stainless steel outdoor Pantera bench, special commissioned steel sculpture, metallic leather True Love lounge chair, blackened steel + micro-slab console and fiberglass pool lounges.

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This client contacted us when she got stuck after purchasing a sofa and dining set for formal living/dining areas of her Port Moody home. She hired us to finish the rooms and asked us to do so with a touch of glamour. We were happy to oblige! We continued with the dramatic dark wood tones of the dining set and added some bling in the form of oversized mercury glass lamps as well as lots of crystal and chrome. Luxury materials like velvet and faux crocodile skin complete the look. One of our signature custom designed family photo galleries in the staircase adds a personal touch to this glamorous family home. Interior Decorating by Lori Steeves of Simply Home Decorating. Photos by Tracey Ayton Photography.

In a subtle, elegant take on crocodile, Crok’s deeply embossed pattern is camouflaged by a lustrous, two-tone textile. Made by adhering durable polyester yarns vertically to a non-woven backing, then embossing the surface with a heavy roller (the type typically used to imprint thick, supple leather), Crok offers the warmth, refinement and depth of a textile wallcovering with a surprising bite. The timeless reptilian pattern is available in seven metallic colorways, including darkly seductive red Morelet and Black Caiman.

PRODUCT # 16664 PRICE: $1295 DESIGNER Jonathan Adler DIMENSIONS L 66.0" × W 15.0" × H 30.0" Jonathan Adler Black Faux Crocodile Leather Console Table
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Water themed aqua, turquoise,and gray waitng room, aqua walls, gray and brown mingled carpet, modern gray lamps,faux greenry, contemporary ocean wall art, black end tables. Contemporary Jamie Young gray and white modern table lamps, faux greenery

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In a subtle, elegant take on crocodile, Crok’s deeply embossed pattern is camouflaged by a lustrous, two-tone textile. Made by adhering durable polyester yarns vertically to a non-woven backing, then embossing the surface with a heavy roller (the type typically used to imprint thick, supple leather), Crok offers the warmth, refinement and depth of a textile wallcovering with a surprising bite. The timeless reptilian pattern is available in seven metallic colorways, including darkly seductive red Morelet and Black Caiman.