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Example of a classic home design design in Minneapolis with raised-panel cabinets
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Organic, warm, refreshing primary bedroom with walnut moments galore.
Example of a 1960s master medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom design in Philadelphia with green walls
Example of a 1960s master medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom design in Philadelphia with green walls

Traditional backsplash with a modern twist. White and black cabinetry with grand center island in a beautiful dark stain and a lovely counter top. The backsplash is subway tiles and smaller shimmery white tiles in some places.
Photo Credits: Kaitlin Brown

SEE THE HINGES?
Nope you don't - One of the small items that adds a better look is when we eliminate exposed hinges, like seen here. They just make a cabinet system look busy and are a visual distraction to the kitchen's overall appearance.

When I found this gorgeous and colorful embroidered fabric we both knew it would be perfect for the skirted table she wanted in this corner of the living room. She loved the contrast of blue and orangey/red fabrics I used as a common thread throughout the spaces. The juxtaposition between all these patterns and textures oh my! Herringbone on the sofa, Greek key in the rug, linen and braided rattan on the chair, the floral vine on the skirted table over silk and the trellis pattern in the drapery trim behind the table. So lovely.

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This sleek staircase serves as both functional element and architectural centerpiece in this home. Black steel stringers create bold visual lines against crisp white walls, while thick red oak treads add natural warmth and texture. Minimalist metal vertical balusters open up the stair system. The clean lines and mixed materials complement the home's contemporary aesthetic, creating visual interest from every angle. The thoughtful integration of wood and steel demonstrates how contrasting materials can work in harmony to define a modern interior.
1976-2026 © Century Stair Company

Before: The powder room had a generic look, with neutral walls and basic fixtures that didn’t reflect any bold design choices.

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

Amber Roper
Example of a minimalist home design design in Birmingham
Example of a minimalist home design design in Birmingham
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