This kitchen originally featured a basic brown and white design, and the homeowners were ready to bring in more color to reflect their personality. They selected a beautiful light blue—Matte Cadet—which instantly set the tone for the transformation. Paired with a stunning Marina quartz countertop and a full-height backsplash, the space quickly evolved into a bright, fresh, and inviting kitchen. To further enhance the openness, the homeowners chose to enlarge the pass-through window, allowing more natural light to flow seamlessly between the living areas. The end result is a vibrant, airy space—and the homeowners were absolutely thrilled with their new kitchen.

Opportunity: The unusual shape of this space, low ceilings, and poorly located appliances combined to make guests feel cramped and unsure of where to sit in this kitchen. The access doors to the exterior deck begged for more space to make for a more natural flow from the inside out. And the adjacent TV area off of the kitchen felt neglected and disjointed. With some holistic thinking and beautiful details, we were able to turn this awkward space into a focal point of a warm and cozy home. RESULT: The range backsplash became our piece de resistance and our focus on creating a cohesive design of the spaces. A blue/gray and white theme with gold accents evolved and combined to bring it all together.

This light-filled Crystal Lake kitchen remodel in Burnsville was completed by Che Bella Interiors Design + Remodeling Designer Tracy Hains. What began as a simple refresh evolved into a full redesign that transformed the space into a bright, coastal-inspired retreat. Heavy maple woodwork was replaced with white painted perimeter cabinetry and a warm white oak–stained island and buffet, creating both contrast and flow. Oak flooring grounds the design with coastal character. Updated lighting and a renewed color palette complete the transformation, elevating the timeless lakeside space with a polished finish ideal for family living.

In the ever-evolving world of interior design, one name stands out for its timeless creativity and commitment to pushing the boundaries of beauty - Memories of a Butterfly. With their new 2023 Ready-Made Collection, this avant-garde brand once again takes center stage, offering a stunning array of Beaded Curtains, Room Dividers, and Screens that promise to elevate home decor, ignite interior design inspiration, and transform restaurant interiors into captivating spaces.

This guest bedroom was designed to evoke the romance and timeless elegance of a grand English estate. Inspired by the refined beauty of Bridgerton, the space features a dramatic scenic wallcovering, rich layered textiles, and classic furnishings that create a sense of old-world charm. Soft, moody tones and antique-inspired details add depth and sophistication, while curated accessories bring a collected feel that appears to have evolved over generations. The result is a luxurious guest retreat that feels both intimate and transportive—offering visitors a stay reminiscent of a stately countryside manor.

This guest bedroom was designed to evoke the romance and timeless elegance of a grand English estate. Inspired by the refined beauty of Bridgerton, the space features a dramatic scenic wallcovering, rich layered textiles, and classic furnishings that create a sense of old-world charm. Soft, moody tones and antique-inspired details add depth and sophistication, while curated accessories bring a collected feel that appears to have evolved over generations. The result is a luxurious guest retreat that feels both intimate and transportive—offering visitors a stay reminiscent of a stately countryside manor.

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Feature WALL in the Dining Room > This feature wall was designed to 'grow' over time on the base of 'plant' wall decals and a gorgeous wood and iron shelving unit from Crate & Barrel. With the constant additions of both faux and real plants, useful daily kitchen wares and vintage collections, this wall will beautifully evolve the more it's used. In the meantime, the addition of a dozen candle holders make it a focal point during dinner parties - and a great conversation piece! - Table and chairs from Pottery Barn - Food Tables in foreground from Alison Kent HOME KITCHEN - Dishware from various, or vintage ALL PHOTOS by Ally Fotografy Media Co

This light-filled Crystal Lake kitchen remodel in Burnsville was completed by Che Bella Interiors Design + Remodeling Designer Tracy Hains. What began as a simple refresh evolved into a full redesign that transformed the space into a bright, coastal-inspired retreat. Heavy maple woodwork was replaced with white painted perimeter cabinetry and a warm white oak–stained island and buffet, creating both contrast and flow. Oak flooring grounds the design with coastal character. Updated lighting and a renewed color palette complete the transformation, elevating the timeless lakeside space with a polished finish ideal for family living.

A.R.T. Furniture Epicenters Silver Lake Upholstered Back Side Chair in Mid-Century Walnut - Set of 2 A collection inspired by the ever-evolving communities of fashion, art, music and cinema, Epicenters embodies the next generation of relevant furniture design. Eclectic at heart, these unique furnishings capture the spirit of urban living and modern cultural influences while delivering timeless styling and must-have features.

Opportunity: The unusual shape of this space, low ceilings, and poorly located appliances combined to make guests feel cramped and unsure of where to sit in this kitchen. The access doors to the exterior deck begged for more space to make for a more natural flow from the inside out. And the adjacent TV area off of the kitchen felt neglected and disjointed. With some holistic thinking and beautiful details, we were able to turn this awkward space into a focal point of a warm and cozy home. RESULT: The range backsplash became our piece de resistance and our focus on creating a cohesive design of the spaces. A blue/gray and white theme with gold accents evolved and combined to bring it all together.

Custom gazebos, garden follies, and canopies have been central fixtures in estate and public gardens for centuries. Placed to encourage exploration of nature, gazebos, follies, and canopies have evolved from simple, open-air solid-roofed structures to more decorative art fixtures that make a statement and where families can sit amongst nature, seek refuge, and host gatherings. Tanglewood marries beautiful historic design with modern technologies and materials such as glass, steel, fine hardwoods, copper, and bronze. Our clients are often surprised at how many ways they can incorporate unique custom gazebos, follies, and canopies to complement their estates. To reinforce the indoor/outdoor character of conservatories, matching gazebos and canopies are often placed elsewhere on the property to complement the conservatory and create a mimicking focal point that draws one's attention from the house to the garden!

This light-filled Crystal Lake kitchen remodel in Burnsville was completed by Che Bella Interiors Design + Remodeling Designer Tracy Hains. What began as a simple refresh evolved into a full redesign that transformed the space into a bright, coastal-inspired retreat. Heavy maple woodwork was replaced with white painted perimeter cabinetry and a warm white oak–stained island and buffet, creating both contrast and flow. Oak flooring grounds the design with coastal character. Updated lighting and a renewed color palette complete the transformation, elevating the timeless lakeside space with a polished finish ideal for family living.

This project started as a kitchen remodel but evolved into a partial redesign and home refresh. Both interiors and exteriors were reimagined to update this traditional Spanish home into a transitional retreat. The common area floorplan was redesigned to absorb the previously underutilized formal spaces into everyday areas. A large walk-in pantry was added while the kitchen flows from the family room to the dining area, with sightlines from the front and back of the home. Architectural elements such as ceiling details and the central staircase were redesigned to fit the home's original character while still feeling updated. The bedrooms and bathrooms were revitalized upstairs with all-new finishes, making the entire home feel fresh and new. An overall neutral color scheme means this home will remain timeless and continue to serve this family for years to come. Simple elegance defines this home. It's the perfect mix of subtle details, ornate craftsmanship, and contemporary elegance.

In an ever-evolving homestead on the Connecticut River, this bath serves two guest bedrooms as well as the Master. In renovating the original 1983 bathspace and its unusual 6ft by 24ft footprint, our design divides the room's functional components along its length. A deep soaking tub in a Sepele wood niche anchors the primary space. Opposing entries from Master and guest sides access a neutral center area with a sepele cabinet for linen and toiletries. Fluted glass in a black steel frame creates discretion while admitting daylight from a South window in the 6ft by 8ft river-side shower room.

Opportunity: The unusual shape of this space, low ceilings, and poorly located appliances combined to make guests feel cramped and unsure of where to sit in this kitchen. The access doors to the exterior deck begged for more space to make for a more natural flow from the inside out. And the adjacent TV area off of the kitchen felt neglected and disjointed. With some holistic thinking and beautiful details, we were able to turn this awkward space into a focal point of a warm and cozy home. RESULT: The range backsplash became our piece de resistance and our focus on creating a cohesive design of the spaces. A blue/gray and white theme with gold accents evolved and combined to bring it all together.

This kitchen remodel, designed for a young, active family, transformed a traditional twin home into an open-plan living space. The dual-tone kitchen, with cherry wood and white finishes, incorporates a Montessori-inspired, adjustable pegboard system that evolves with the children's needs. The removal of a butler staircase created space for extra storage and a cozy coffee station, while clearing out an awkward dining room bathroom allowed for a bar and a new powder room, enhancing functionality and flow throughout the home.

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Arsight Studio Interior Design unveils "Scarsdale Harmony" in NYC, a dining space that personifies elegance. Originating from the custom millwork dining table design, the room's aesthetic is lit up by a tasteful pendant light. The bay window casts natural light upon mid-century and Scandinavian inspired chairs and decor, while a plush rug complements the wooden flooring. In this setting, every meal evolves into a feast for the senses.