Master Bedroom in Figure 8 Island Home. Designed by Amy Tyndall Design, Photos courtesy of Wrightsville Beach Magazine
Bedroom - coastal bedroom idea in Wilmington

In transforming their Aspen retreat, our clients sought a departure from typical mountain decor. With an eclectic aesthetic, we lightened walls and refreshed furnishings, creating a stylish and cosmopolitan yet family-friendly and down-to-earth haven. A serene study corner, adorned with an earthy-toned chair and window coverings, features an elegant table and captivating artwork, fostering a tranquil and productive ambience.

When it came to the color for the Rebecca Hurt’s dining room we knew that we wanted to do something BOLD and DRAMATIC! After toying around with the idea of wall paper, the trendy color “mauve”, or a forest green we landed on Hague Blue by Farrow and Ball. A departure from the soft, neutral wall colors used throughout the rest of the home, this color makes a statement while undoubtedly remaining a classic - not to mention - it looks great with Rebecca’s collection of worn, vintage rugs and rich wooden furniture.

The blue entrance door of the Parisian apartment added a pop of color and personality to the building's façade. Its vibrant shade and glossy finish were a cheerful invitation to enter and explore the space within. As I approached the door, I couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation, wondering what surprises lay beyond its threshold. The blue entrance door was a refreshing departure from the muted tones and classic designs often found in Parisian architecture, a testament to the city's dynamic and diverse spirit.

The Exit captures a playful moment of departure as a giraffe slips through a narrow opening framed by deep charcoal walls. The contrast between the dark textured architecture, warm ivory light, and natural tones of the giraffe creates a bold, graphic composition with a sense of movement and mystery. The piece blends architectural drama with quiet humor, reflecting the refined surrealism of the Quiet Giant collection. 24 x 36 framed art print. Archival print, black wood frame with white mat, ready to hang.

This two-storey medical diagnostic center was conceived as a modern, fully-equipped facility for pre-departure medical tests required by GCC nations. Covering 9,000 sq. ft., the project includes complete architectural and interior design, alongside MEP and structural services. Precision placement of medical equipment, combined with sleek, premium finishing, ensured international accreditation and functional excellence. ? Main Ring Road near Kohat Road, Peshawar ?️ Scope: Design + Execution (Turnkey Solution)

This two-storey medical diagnostic center was conceived as a modern, fully-equipped facility for pre-departure medical tests required by GCC nations. Covering 9,000 sq. ft., the project includes complete architectural and interior design, alongside MEP and structural services. Precision placement of medical equipment, combined with sleek, premium finishing, ensured international accreditation and functional excellence. ? Main Ring Road near Kohat Road, Peshawar ?️ Scope: Design + Execution (Turnkey Solution)

In transforming their retreat, our clients sought a departure from typical mountain decor. With an eclectic aesthetic, we lightened walls and refreshed furnishings, creating a stylish and cosmopolitan yet family-friendly and down-to-earth haven. The chic dining area adjacent to the kitchen features an elegant black oval-shaped table complemented by sleek chairs and curated artwork, creating a sophisticated ambience for gatherings and meals.

A key addition was the new central island, finished with a waterfall-edge in the same quartz, providing additional prep space, storage, and stool seating that the original layout didn't offer. A hexagon-pattern tile backsplash was installed across the main cooking wall, adding texture and reflecting light back into the room, a clear departure from the dark mosaic tile it replaced. Stainless steel appliances, including a gas range, refrigerator, and dishwasher, were integrated into the new cabinetry layout.

This kitchen underwent an extensive renovation with all new appliances and adding a picture window in the back to provide a view of the backyard. The DEANE designer loves how the color palette is a departure from the current all-white trend. The rustic, industrial custom hood is made with burnished metals that play off the oil-rubbed bronze hardware and the lighting fixtures. The over-sized island is made from two book-matched pieces of Taj Mahal quartzite – a natural stone, practically indestructible and a fantastic choice for this family of five. The island cabinets reflect the growing trend of using warmer, natural tones. The Weimaraner color which was used anchors the island against the creamy perimeter cabinets. The large island was designed with the owners’ love of cooking and making pasta together as a family.

Shou sugi ban, weathered mesquite wood and white walls around found throughout this modern home, including in the stairway.
Staircase - modern wooden straight metal railing staircase idea in Austin

When it came to the color for the Rebecca Hurt’s dining room we knew that we wanted to do something BOLD and DRAMATIC! After toying around with the idea of wall paper, the trendy color “mauve”, or a forest green we landed on Hague Blue by Farrow and Ball. A departure from the soft, neutral wall colors used throughout the rest of the home, this color makes a statement while undoubtedly remaining a classic - not to mention - it looks great with Rebecca’s collection of worn, vintage rugs and rich wooden furniture.

Ligne Roset Prado Sofa www.Softsquare.com Typically the design process surrounding a new sofa is heavily focused on aesthetic research. Prado represents a departure from this school of thought completely. Prado has first and foremost been designed based on the study of lifestyles and human nature. We find the same inspirations in Prado that brought us Smala in the earlier part of this century.

We present a conceptual design for a residential complex in Sukošan, designed to meet investor requirements for maximizing the number of residential units in a given space, while ensuring privacy and exceptional sea views for each unit. Send inquiry Inspired by organic forms, we opted for slightly rounded triangular modules, each of which represents a single residential unit. With the innovative rotation of the modules around a vertical circular axis, which ends with a glazed section on the roof – a skylight – bringing natural light into the interior spaces. The facades are dynamically shaped with an alternation of wooden and glass surfaces, which ensured privacy, but also openness to common areas. The settlement consists of six residential units located in the heart of Sukošan, right next to the sea, and represents a refreshing departure from the usual generic housing solutions. With organic forms, we have achieved a close connection with nature, and greenery is richly integrated into the architectural fabric, making this project a unique combination of modern design and natural harmony. Organic forms : The use of slightly rounded triangular modules to create a unique architectural composition. Module rotation : Each residential unit rotates around a vertical axis, contributing to the dynamism of the appearance and a better view of the sea. Skylights : Integration of skylights on the roof for natural lighting of interior spaces. Dynamic facades : A mixture of wooden and glass surfaces to increase privacy and visual attractiveness. Accommodation and communion with nature : Location in the center of Sukošan by the sea and rich integration of greenery into the architectural fabric. Architectural innovation : The unique combination of modern design and natural surroundings is a departure from traditional generic residential areas.

Another Hankins' signature piece that can be found in some designs is this transitional open wall cabinet. This type of piece allows for symmetrical wall cabinetry on both the range wall and sink wall. It is 10-in. deep and is a departure from the often used diagonal corner cabinet.

The homeowner traded her 3-level historic home in Annapolis for a single floor ranch house in a senior community. Then she assembled the team of a design & build firm, kitchen, interior and landscape designers to transform the house and update her aesthetic. The foyer leads to this wide gallery with a custom woven runner and a chest of drawers for additional storage. The stripes introduce colors of gray and blue with accents of green which are used throughout the home. In a departure from polished nickel and bronze metal finishes used elsewhere, this area has the warmth of brass. A swing arm lamp gives the gallery an inviting glow.

In transforming their retreat, our clients sought a departure from typical mountain decor. With an eclectic aesthetic, we lightened walls and refreshed furnishings, creating a stylish and cosmopolitan yet family-friendly and down-to-earth haven. This living room transformation showcases modern elegance. With an updated fireplace, ample seating, and luxurious neutral furnishings, the space exudes sophistication. A statement three-piece center table arrangement adds flair, while the bright, airy ambience invites relaxation.

This 1990's home, located in North Vancouver's Lynn Valley neighbourhood, had high ceilings and a great open plan layout but the decor was straight out of the 90's complete with sponge painted walls in dark earth tones. The owners, a young professional couple, enlisted our help to take it from dated and dreary to modern and bright. We started by removing details like chair rails and crown mouldings, that did not suit the modern architectural lines of the home. We replaced the heavily worn wood floors with a new high end, light coloured, wood-look laminate that will withstand the wear and tear from their two energetic golden retrievers. Since the main living space is completely open plan it was important that we work with simple consistent finishes for a clean modern look. The all white kitchen features flat doors with minimal hardware and a solid surface marble-look countertop and backsplash. We modernized all of the lighting and updated the bathrooms and master bedroom as well. The only departure from our clean modern scheme is found in the dressing room where the client was looking for a more dressed up feminine feel but we kept a thread of grey consistent even in this more vivid colour scheme. This transformation, featuring the clients' gorgeous original artwork and new custom designed furnishings is admittedly one of our favourite projects to date!

This 1990's home, located in North Vancouver's Lynn Valley neighbourhood, had high ceilings and a great open plan layout but the decor was straight out of the 90's complete with sponge painted walls in dark earth tones. The owners, a young professional couple, enlisted our help to take it from dated and dreary to modern and bright. We started by removing details like chair rails and crown mouldings, that did not suit the modern architectural lines of the home. We replaced the heavily worn wood floors with a new high end, light coloured, wood-look laminate that will withstand the wear and tear from their two energetic golden retrievers. Since the main living space is completely open plan it was important that we work with simple consistent finishes for a clean modern look. The all white kitchen features flat doors with minimal hardware and a solid surface marble-look countertop and backsplash. We modernized all of the lighting and updated the bathrooms and master bedroom as well. The only departure from our clean modern scheme is found in the dressing room where the client was looking for a more dressed up feminine feel but we kept a thread of grey consistent even in this more vivid colour scheme. This transformation, featuring the clients' gorgeous original artwork and new custom designed furnishings is admittedly one of our favourite projects to date!