Search results for "Defaults" in Home Design Ideas

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

Living Room in Trailside View | Refined Transitional Home in Scottsdale, AZ |
Room Type: Whole Home Remodel and Furnishings |
Project Name: Trailside View Residence |
Key Feature: A full home remodel and furnishings project anchored by white oak cabinetry and countertops, where the clients gave Living with Lolo real creative freedom to play with bold fabrics, wallpapers, and drapery that most homeowners would talk themselves out of.
Challenge: Transitional design can play it safe by default, neutral palette, inoffensive finishes, nothing that makes you catch your breath. The remodel needed a strong foundation that felt refined and timeless, but the clients wanted more than that. They wanted a home with personality, and the challenge was channeling that creative openness into something cohesive rather than chaotic.
Solution: Living with Lolo used white oak cabinetry and countertops to ground the remodel in warmth and quiet sophistication, then let the soft goods carry the personality. Bold fabric choices, expressive wallpapers, and thoughtful drapery gave each room its own moment without losing the thread that connected the whole home. Because the remodel and furnishings were managed together under one roof, the bolder design choices landed the way they were intended to rather than feeling like afterthoughts layered onto a finished renovation.
Materials: White oak cabinetry, white oak countertops, curated wallpapers, bold upholstery fabrics, custom drapery, and layered accessories sourced through Living with Lolo's trade relationships.
Budget: $250,000 to $550,000 |
Timeline: Approximately 5 to 9 months from design through completion.

I found a lot of inspiration using fractals. At the beginning, it is look like nothing but a lot of colors and shapes. Then you start playing with formulas and numbers, changing the default parameters or variables and adjusting different color maps. It resembles... no it does look like anything. However, you can zoom repeatedly in one tiny part of a fractal, and then it begins to look like something. The image detaches itself, and is like butterflies flying free and pink flowers on a beautiful sunny day. It is the new life starting and for me the end of hours, days and weeks of work. My abstract art for sale. Image is computer generated and printed on canvas. Beautiful colors, ready to hang on the wall and to decorate your home or office space. Dimensions are 24 x 18 x 1 3/4 inches
Find the right local pro for your project

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

The tall shuttered windows stayed — too lovely to touch, and the plants needed them — so we tucked drawers beneath each one and let the home's traditional bones lead: crown molding, original hardwood floors, grasscloth wainscoting. The palette emerged, navy below, crisp white above, a two-tone strategy that grounds the color while drawing the eye upward, making a modest kitchen feel larger than it is. Against variably-sized white tile with dark grout, it delivers exactly the punch the clients wanted — vibrant and traditional at once, right at home in an older Bloomington house and unlike anyone else's kitchen. Warm wood and color pull the contrast back from the edge: oak stools with plaid cushions, a built-in wine rack, a butcher block that looks integrated but isn't, ochre-capped pendants, and a plaid runner tying mustard, olive, and blue together at floor level. Every finish chosen, nothing defaulted.

Kitchen in Trailside View | Refined Transitional Home in Scottsdale, AZ |
Room Type: Whole Home Remodel and Furnishings |
Project Name: Trailside View Residence |
Key Feature: A full home remodel and furnishings project anchored by white oak cabinetry and countertops, where the clients gave Living with Lolo real creative freedom to play with bold fabrics, wallpapers, and drapery that most homeowners would talk themselves out of.
Challenge: Transitional design can play it safe by default, neutral palette, inoffensive finishes, nothing that makes you catch your breath. The remodel needed a strong foundation that felt refined and timeless, but the clients wanted more than that. They wanted a home with personality, and the challenge was channeling that creative openness into something cohesive rather than chaotic.
Solution: Living with Lolo used white oak cabinetry and countertops to ground the remodel in warmth and quiet sophistication, then let the soft goods carry the personality. Bold fabric choices, expressive wallpapers, and thoughtful drapery gave each room its own moment without losing the thread that connected the whole home. Because the remodel and furnishings were managed together under one roof, the bolder design choices landed the way they were intended to rather than feeling like afterthoughts layered onto a finished renovation.
Materials: White oak cabinetry, white oak countertops, curated wallpapers, bold upholstery fabrics, custom drapery, and layered accessories sourced through Living with Lolo's trade relationships.
Budget: $250,000 to $550,000 |
Timeline: Approximately 5 to 9 months from design through completion.

This kitchen remodel in Minneapolis neighborhood, nestled in a quiet pocket of mid-century homes near the river trails, embraces its compact footprint with smart, space-efficient design. Rather than default to an open-concept layout, the kitchen remains enclosed - enhanced by a custom operable vertical shutter that allows the kitchen to be closed off for focused cooking or opened to share light and conversation. Warm flush wood panels on the living room side blend seamlessly with the home’s original character. Reconfigured window openings with H windows establish sightlines from the front door to the backyard, framing a shared community garden beyond and a mature pine from the kitchen space. Brown ash cabinetry, neutral quartz counters, and a handmade ceramic tile backsplash nods to the home’s mid-century character balancing utility with beauty. Double-sided reeded glass uppers filter additional natural light into the kitchen while allowing tableware access from both the kitchen and dining room. New wood floors tie it all together, uniting the main level and reinforcing the feeling that this home, while modest in scale, is filled with light, warmth, and purpose.

Introducing fall winter color for your home, bringing you carefully selected range of colors to match the latest in vogue colors from the leading design studios across the world. Its time to match our most loved designs with your interiors.
All finishes are cold finish with satin matte top coated. The base clay is chosen by depending on the finish color that allows the best result.
3 variation of sizes available as per below dimensions:
1. 8.5" dia x 7" height ( 21.5 cm dia X 17.5 cm height)
2. 10.5" dia x 7.5" height ( 26.6 cm dia X 22.25 cm height)
3. 12.5" dia x 10.5" height ( 31.7 cm dia X 26.6 cm height)
Buy assorted of more than 1 and save big!
PRODUCT INFO
- A small Naaya logo (approx 3/4") is embossed in 1 place on the inside surface of lamp.
- All the shades are available in Plug in as well as hard wired version.
- 10 feet (3 meter) of wire comes as standard with plug in versions. country specific converter is supplied with Indian pin
- 6 feet (2 meter) wire is supplied with all the hard wired version
- All Light electrical Fixtures are in compliance with US, European, UK, Australian, Canadian and International Standard.
- Each lamp comes with individual canopy. Individual canopy are available black or white color (please specify). By default Black canopy will be sent.
- Lamp comes with E27 holder (bulbs not supplied)
- 3 port black / white canopy is available on request.
- Wire/cord length and color (black/white) can be changed on request, please write to us. Black cord will be sent by default

Introducing conventional designs of Ceramic lamps. The sleek and modern design that adds the natural feel to you surroundings. This curvy form available in three sizes that allows you to suit all the requirement whether you are looking to buy for bedside, above dining or kitchen island.
3 variation of sizes available as per below dimensions:
1. 8.5" dia x 7" height ( 21.5 cm dia X 17.5 cm height)
2. 10.5" dia x 8.75" height ( 26.6 cm dia X 22.25 cm height)
3. 12.5" dia x 10.5" height ( 31.7 cm dia X 26.6 cm height)
Buy assorted of more than 1 and save big!
PRODUCT INFO
- A small Naaya logo (approx 3/4") is embossed in 1 place on the inside surface of lamp.
- All the shades are available in Plug in as well as hard wired version.
- 10 feet (3 meter) of wire comes as standard with plug in versions. country specific converter is supplied with Indian pin
- 6 feet (2 meter) wire is supplied with all the hard wired version
- All Light electrical Fixtures are in compliance with US, European, UK, Australian, Canadian and International Standard.
- Each lamp comes with individual canopy. Individual canopy are available black or white color (please specify). By default Black canopy will be sent.
- Lamp comes with E27 holder (bulbs not supplied)
- 3 port black / white canopy is available on request.
- Wire/cord length and color (black/white) can be changed on request, please write to us. Black cord will be sent by default

This kitchen remodel in Minneapolis neighborhood, nestled in a quiet pocket of mid-century homes near the river trails, embraces its compact footprint with smart, space-efficient design. Rather than default to an open-concept layout, the kitchen remains enclosed - enhanced by a custom operable vertical shutter that allows the kitchen to be closed off for focused cooking or opened to share light and conversation. Warm flush wood panels on the living room side blend seamlessly with the home’s original character. Reconfigured window openings with H windows establish sightlines from the front door to the backyard, framing a shared community garden beyond and a mature pine from the kitchen space. Brown ash cabinetry, neutral quartz counters, and a handmade ceramic tile backsplash nods to the home’s mid-century character balancing utility with beauty. Double-sided reeded glass uppers filter additional natural light into the kitchen while allowing tableware access from both the kitchen and dining room. New wood floors tie it all together, uniting the main level and reinforcing the feeling that this home, while modest in scale, is filled with light, warmth, and purpose.

Cutting holes pattern in clay shape is probably one the oldest way to make lamps. The psychedelic play of light and shadow can be one of the most soothing experiences. Traditionally all the cut work is done manually, although base pieces can be cast, the way to create holes in the pieces using casting is currently not known, and hence is skill dependent, more the no of holes, more skill is required, and higher the time and cost. This lace design is perfect for your corner space and Dining space to lit the whole area with warmth and happiness with its beautiful cut pattern.
3 variation of sizes available as per below dimensions:
Max hexagon dia : 8,5 " x 6.5 inch (including holder)
Max hexagon dia : 10,5 " x 8 inch (including holder)
Max hexagon dia : 12.5 " x 9.5 inch (including holder)
Buy assorted of more than 1 and save big!
PRODUCT INFO
- A small Naaya logo (approx 3/4") is embossed in 1 place on the inside surface of lamp.
- All the shades are available in Plug in as well as hard wired version.
- 10 feet (3 meter) of wire comes as standard with plug in versions. country specific converter is supplied with Indian pin
- 6 feet (2 meter) wire is supplied with all the hard wired version
- All Light electrical Fixtures are in compliance with US, European, UK, Australian, Canadian and International Standard.
- Each lamp comes with individual canopy. Individual canopy are available black or white color (please specify). By default Black canopy will be sent.
- Lamp comes with E27 holder (bulbs not supplied)
- 3 port black / white canopy is available on request.
- Wire/cord length and color (black/white) can be changed on request, please write to us. Black cord will be sent by default

Photo by Modern House Productions, 2016
Inspiration for a small modern master blue tile medium tone wood floor bathroom remodel in Minneapolis with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops
Inspiration for a small modern master blue tile medium tone wood floor bathroom remodel in Minneapolis with flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops

Introducing conventional designs of Ceramic lamps. The sleek and modern design that adds the natural feel to you surroundings. This curvy form available in three sizes that allows you to suit all the requirement whether you are looking to buy for bedside, above dining or kitchen island.
3 variation of sizes available as per below dimensions:
1. 8.5" dia x 7" height ( 21.5 cm dia X 17.5 cm height)
2. 10.5" dia x 8.75" height ( 26.6 cm dia X 22.25 cm height)
3. 12.5" dia x 10.5" height ( 31.7 cm dia X 26.6 cm height)
Buy assorted of more than 1 and save big!
PRODUCT INFO
- A small Naaya logo (approx 3/4") is embossed in 1 place on the inside surface of lamp.
- All the shades are available in Plug in as well as hard wired version.
- 10 feet (3 meter) of wire comes as standard with plug in versions. country specific converter is supplied with Indian pin
- 6 feet (2 meter) wire is supplied with all the hard wired version
- All Light electrical Fixtures are in compliance with US, European, UK, Australian, Canadian and International Standard.
- Each lamp comes with individual canopy. Individual canopy are available black or white color (please specify). By default Black canopy will be sent.
- Lamp comes with E27 holder (bulbs not supplied)
- 3 port black / white canopy is available on request.
- Wire/cord length and color (black/white) can be changed on request, please write to us. Black cord will be sent by default

Brass Table Base *Vintage Style *| (28" H x 24" W x 52" L ) BESIK Table Base by Balasagun ( Height 26" to 30” )
BESIK - Twin Bar Table Bases are specially hand crafted and prepared for you by the BALASAGUN team. They are made of the highly strong material - brass.
Your ordered legs are prepared and shipped within 8-11 business days, and your package travels to your address in about 6-9 business days.
Your order is very carefully packaged to ensure safety on its way.
HEIGHT OPTIONS AND SIZE INFORMATION:
Height can be 26", 27" , 28" , 29" , 30" .
Default Measurements 28" . - . 71 cm
You can choose height option at no extra cost.
This Legs made of 40 x 80 mm brass tubing.
Base Width 24" = 61 cm (certain)
Length 52" - 132 cm endes size;
FINISHING OPTIONS AND INFORMATION:
brass; polished or brushed (please leave a note)
Also diffrent size is available. #tigwelding #liveedge #welding #woodworking#livingroom

Our Client Joy Cho and Interior Designer Sarah sitting in the completed Executive Office for Joy tiles and remodeling completed by our GoodFellas Construction Team!
Sources: Blu Dot desk, Ikea floating shelves, chair from HD Buttercup, Curtains by Skyline, Cedar and Moss light, clear balls by Decorative Novelty, disco balls from Amazon, Team Woodnote Salvation print with Simply Framed frame, Team Woodnote Orange print with Simply Framed frame, Max Wanger tall palms print with Simply Framed frame, Max Wanger Joshua tree print with Simply Framed frame, Bonnie Tsang sky print, Geronimo x Jennifer Young photo, Lindsey Burwell drawing.
15
