This contemporary home in central north Austin takes its architectural cues from the mid-century housing stock of the neighborhood. The saw-tooth roofs are responsive to local climate and the sun path, and provide diffuse clerestory lighting in the main bedroom wing. The solar array is discretely located to optimize efficiency. The natural stucco color is finished in a smooth, plaster-like texture. Design team: François Lévy, Sherri Woolley Ancipink, Christopher Balli, Pilar Castro. Matthew MacConnell, General Contractor. Photos by Chris Diaz, Shutterbug Studio.

This contemporary home in central north Austin takes its architectural cues from the mid-century housing stock of the neighborhood. The saw-tooth roofs are responsive to local climate and the sun path, and provide diffuse clerestory lighting in the main bedroom wing. The solar array is discretely located to optimize efficiency. The natural stucco color is finished in a smooth, plaster-like texture. Design team: François Lévy, Sherri Woolley Ancipink, Christopher Balli, Pilar Castro. Matthew MacConnell, General Contractor. Photos by Chris Diaz, Shutterbug Studio.

Makeover master bath by using homeowner's treasured ornate wood panel from the Orient. Accent the bath with floor to ceiling tile, heated towel bar, wall sconces, and quartz countertops.

Located in the HALL Arts Residences in the Dallas Arts District, this custom wine cellar is a stunning combination of wine and design. The wine racks are made from high gloss European panels with clear acrylic cradles holding each individual bottle. The configuration includes cork forward and label forward displays as well as suspended bottles floating over the pouring and decanting area. Inlaid, dimmable LED lighting creates the perfect ambiance for entertaining. The refrigeration system is concealed out of view with streamlined slots to diffuse the airflow and keep with the modern aesthetic.

This contemporary home in central north Austin takes its architectural cues from the mid-century housing stock of the neighborhood. The saw-tooth roofs are responsive to local climate and the sun path, and provide diffuse clerestory lighting in the main bedroom wing. The solar array is discretely located to optimize efficiency. The natural stucco color is finished in a smooth, plaster-like texture. Design team: François Lévy, Sherri Woolley Ancipink, Christopher Balli, Pilar Castro. Matthew MacConnell, General Contractor. Photos by Chris Diaz, Shutterbug Studio.

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Located in the HALL Arts Residences in the Dallas Arts District, this custom wine cellar is a stunning combination of wine and design. The wine racks are made from high gloss European panels with clear acrylic cradles holding each individual bottle. The configuration includes cork forward and label forward displays as well as suspended bottles floating over the pouring and decanting area. Inlaid, dimmable LED lighting creates the perfect ambiance for entertaining. The refrigeration system is concealed out of view with streamlined slots to diffuse the airflow and keep with the modern aesthetic.

The corrugations of the exterior siding diffuse sunlight and create a constantly changing light show. The reflections of sunrise and sunset are particularly pleasing.

This unique pendant is made by multiple congruent strips of French Velvet covering a central cylindrical diffuser that conceals the light source. Made in Spain by expert artisans and of the highest quality materials, this piece will add a touch of elegance and sophistication to any space.

This informal dining room is the perfect place to entertain family and guests alike. The dark-colored large dining table and wicker chairs stand out against the cream-painted walls and ceiling. The ceiling is shiplapped to add texture and dimension to the space that is open to the kitchen. Top-down, bottom-up roman shades diffuse the natural light and add a natural element to the space.

Located in the HALL Arts Residences in the Dallas Arts District, this custom wine cellar is a stunning combination of wine and design. The wine racks are made from high gloss European panels with clear acrylic cradles holding each individual bottle. The configuration includes cork forward and label forward displays as well as suspended bottles floating over the pouring and decanting area. Inlaid, dimmable LED lighting creates the perfect ambiance for entertaining. The refrigeration system is concealed out of view with streamlined slots to diffuse the airflow and keep with the modern aesthetic.

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Create a serene, spa-like retreat with custom window treatments that balance style, softness, and privacy. This bathroom features tailored cornice boards upholstered in a warm geometric fabric with coordinating trim, adding architectural interest and a refined finishing touch. Paired with light-filtering sheer shades, the layered design gently diffuses natural light while maintaining privacy and enhancing the room's airy feel. Statler Cornice in Inside And Out Hemp with Welt Cord Top and Bottom In Fresh Start Saddle

Located in the HALL Arts Residences in the Dallas Arts District, this custom wine cellar is a stunning combination of wine and design. The wine racks are made from high gloss European panels with clear acrylic cradles holding each individual bottle. The configuration includes cork forward and label forward displays as well as suspended bottles floating over the pouring and decanting area. Inlaid, dimmable LED lighting creates the perfect ambiance for entertaining. The refrigeration system is concealed out of view with streamlined slots to diffuse the airflow and keep with the modern aesthetic.

This home in Napa off Silverado was rebuilt after burning down in the 2017 fires. Architect David Rulon, a former associate of Howard Backen, known for this Napa Valley industrial modern farmhouse style. Composed in mostly a neutral palette, the bones of this house are bathed in diffused natural light pouring in through the clerestory windows. Beautiful textures and the layering of pattern with a mix of materials add drama to a neutral backdrop. The homeowners are pleased with their open floor plan and fluid seating areas, which allow them to entertain large gatherings. The result is an engaging space, a personal sanctuary and a true reflection of it's owners' unique aesthetic. Inspirational features are metal fireplace surround and book cases as well as Beverage Bar shelving done by Wyatt Studio, painted inset style cabinets by Gamma, moroccan CLE tile backsplash and quartzite countertops.

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Located in the HALL Arts Residences in the Dallas Arts District, this custom wine cellar is a stunning combination of wine and design. The wine racks are made from high gloss European panels with clear acrylic cradles holding each individual bottle. The configuration includes cork forward and label forward displays as well as suspended bottles floating over the pouring and decanting area. Inlaid, dimmable LED lighting creates the perfect ambiance for entertaining. The refrigeration system is concealed out of view with streamlined slots to diffuse the airflow and keep with the modern aesthetic.

Located in the HALL Arts Residences in the Dallas Arts District, this custom wine cellar is a stunning combination of wine and design. The wine racks are made from high gloss European panels with clear acrylic cradles holding each individual bottle. The configuration includes cork forward and label forward displays as well as suspended bottles floating over the pouring and decanting area. Inlaid, dimmable LED lighting creates the perfect ambiance for entertaining. The refrigeration system is concealed out of view with streamlined slots to diffuse the airflow and keep with the modern aesthetic.