This detail highlights the layered craftsmanship and thoughtful materiality woven throughout the bedroom. A sculptural wood pendant introduces vertical movement and warm ambient light, while the geometric wall paneling behind it adds depth and subtle retro influence. The rich ceiling tone frames the composition, creating contrast against the soft, paneled walls. The fluted nightstand continues the custom millwork language seen throughout the space, paired with refined brass hardware for a tailored finish. A curated mix of textiles, including patterned rust and neutral pillows layered against deep blue bedding, brings warmth and dimension to the bed. Decorative accents are kept intentional and minimal, reinforcing the room’s balanced, elevated aesthetic. Together, these elements create a cohesive vignette that feels curated, architectural, and timeless with a modern edge.

Tom Arban
Open concept kitchen - large modern l-shaped light wood floor open concept kitchen idea in Toronto with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, solid surface countertops, white backsplash, white appliances and an island

Fruit Fool is a mouthwatering pink. Taking its name from the summer pudding so popular in the post-war era, this mouthwatering pink never feels too sweet due to its underlying blue tone.

Curations' Winslow Sectional is a beautiful wing back sectional in a beige linen with a slight flair arm. Matching seat and back cushions consist of 50/50 feather down with a fiber wrapped cushion core. The hardwood frames are eight way hand tied by a spring coil suspension.

Architectural advisement, Interior Design, Custom Furniture Design & Art Curation by Chango & Co Photography by Sarah Elliott See the feature in Rue Magazine

A carefully curated console vignette introduces the home’s refined design language through layered artwork, sculptural accessories, and warm wood tones. Thoughtful styling creates a welcoming first impression while reinforcing the residence’s contemporary and understated aesthetic.

Potted Shrimp is a traditional blush colour. A touch lighter and more yellow than Setting Plaster, the classic blush colour of Potted Shrimp results in rooms that feel delightfully familiar and embrace you in their warmth.

Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Portland Maine

Jim Bartsch Photography
Transitional living room photo in Los Angeles

Nestled in the heart of Scottsdale, this remodel was all about crafting balance—between warmth and simplicity, elegance and everyday living. Our clients came to us seeking a serene, refined space that felt both modern and livable. The goal: elevate the interiors while embracing a sense of calm and comfort. We approached the design with a palette rich in earthy textures and warm, neutral tones—layering leather, walnut, wool, and soft metal finishes to create visual depth. Each room was designed to feel intentional, with subtle architectural moves and customized furnishings that support real life: a flexible office that doubles as a guest space, a cozy lounge area in lieu of formal dining, and bedrooms styled for rest and recharge. From the inviting entry to the layered living spaces, this home embodies curated restraint. The overall effect is a thoughtful blend of soft lighting, tactile materials, and functional upgrades—resulting in a home that feels both grounded and elevated.

Nestled in the heart of Scottsdale, this remodel was all about crafting balance—between warmth and simplicity, elegance and everyday living. Our clients came to us seeking a serene, refined space that felt both modern and livable. The goal: elevate the interiors while embracing a sense of calm and comfort. We approached the design with a palette rich in earthy textures and warm, neutral tones—layering leather, walnut, wool, and soft metal finishes to create visual depth. Each room was designed to feel intentional, with subtle architectural moves and customized furnishings that support real life: a flexible office that doubles as a guest space, a cozy lounge area in lieu of formal dining, and bedrooms styled for rest and recharge. From the inviting entry to the layered living spaces, this home embodies curated restraint. The overall effect is a thoughtful blend of soft lighting, tactile materials, and functional upgrades—resulting in a home that feels both grounded and elevated.

1960s kitchen photo in Los Angeles

Matthew Williams
This is an example of a small coastal drought-tolerant and full sun rooftop garden path in New York with decking for summer.

Nestled in the heart of Scottsdale, this remodel was all about crafting balance—between warmth and simplicity, elegance and everyday living. Our clients came to us seeking a serene, refined space that felt both modern and livable. The goal: elevate the interiors while embracing a sense of calm and comfort. We approached the design with a palette rich in earthy textures and warm, neutral tones—layering leather, walnut, wool, and soft metal finishes to create visual depth. Each room was designed to feel intentional, with subtle architectural moves and customized furnishings that support real life: a flexible office that doubles as a guest space, a cozy lounge area in lieu of formal dining, and bedrooms styled for rest and recharge. From the inviting entry to the layered living spaces, this home embodies curated restraint. The overall effect is a thoughtful blend of soft lighting, tactile materials, and functional upgrades—resulting in a home that feels both grounded and elevated.

Nestled in the heart of Scottsdale, this remodel was all about crafting balance—between warmth and simplicity, elegance and everyday living. Our clients came to us seeking a serene, refined space that felt both modern and livable. The goal: elevate the interiors while embracing a sense of calm and comfort. We approached the design with a palette rich in earthy textures and warm, neutral tones—layering leather, walnut, wool, and soft metal finishes to create visual depth. Each room was designed to feel intentional, with subtle architectural moves and customized furnishings that support real life: a flexible office that doubles as a guest space, a cozy lounge area in lieu of formal dining, and bedrooms styled for rest and recharge. From the inviting entry to the layered living spaces, this home embodies curated restraint. The overall effect is a thoughtful blend of soft lighting, tactile materials, and functional upgrades—resulting in a home that feels both grounded and elevated.

Craig Denis Photography

Chad Mellon
Bathroom - coastal master white tile multicolored floor bathroom idea in Los Angeles with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets and a vessel sink

Floral design inspiration and low-cost fabrics make it easy to create “just pretty”and affordable interior designs. http://ow.ly/RlsrH

Emily Followill
Mudroom - mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor and brown floor mudroom idea in Atlanta with beige walls and a glass front door