As Devanie was in planning stages of her master bedroom refresh, she was contemplating painting her wood shutters, but chose wisely in making her final decision to upgrade with Polywood® Shutters. With brand new driftwood hickory floors and a two toned coat of paint, Polywood shutters bring the polished vibe in this space to fruition... Built with durability to last a lifetime, these shutters also offer style versatility with the capability to complement and evolve with any design trend. Polywood® Bright white. Louver size & finish: 4.5 in/smooth. Tilt Option: Hidden/Split Tilt. https://www.instagram.com/devanie.at.home

On the first floor, the wood-panelled lobby models a restful and homely log cabin look, evolving the home’s aesthetic from modern to country classic. Here, minimalist, cabin-style white benches pay ode to the blanched sunshine while urging the eyes to the dramatic, deep-toned wooden walls. Both bedrooms are seeded in the same visual elements, with wood-panelled walls, neutral colours and plenty of natural light.

Designed as a flexible extension of the main living spaces, this lounge and music room supports a variety of activities, from practicing instruments and reading to gathering with family and friends. The space can remain connected to the main floor or be separated when greater privacy is desired. A custom wood slat feature wall provides architectural warmth while creating a dedicated display for the family’s instruments. As part of the Hearth Residence whole-home renovation, the room reflects a broader focus on adaptable spaces that evolve with changing routines and support everyday family life.

A partire dalla scala, una boiserie in legno noce, lavorazione e finitura Sahara, riveste le pareti di tutta l’area. Particolarità di questo sistema Rimadesio è che permette di integrare porte, armadiature, sistemi componibili zona giorno e notte, che possono essere adibiti a diverso uso al suo interno. Il sistema è perfettamente integrato e si evolve, senza soluzione di continuità, da pannellatura con valore prettamente decorativo fino a diventare un elemento funzionale e strutturale del progetto, che nasconde il vero e proprio accesso alle camere. Completano gli ambienti il divano Camaleonda, la scrivania Grid di Molteni e la poltrona Edra, utilizzata anche da Pieraccioni nel film I Laureati del 1995.

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.

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.

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.

Abstract artwork with colorful circles placed together in rows with their hues bleeding into the circles surrounding them. Randy Hibberd is fascinated by the power of colors and their ability to convey emotion, even without specific imagery. As his paintings evolved, he began to experiment by adding more deliberate texture and depth.

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.

Designed by Robert Bentley Adams and Associates, this 1,850-square-foot, two-story addition and renovation in Alexandria boasts a large great room with game room, built-in bar, breakfast room, and living room. A second-story master suite with raised ceiling offers walk-in closets and a spa-like master bath. The homeowners originally sought an addition that would complement the existing style of the home, and provide more space, light and storage. (The home has no basement.) Their plans evolved to include a handsome new two-car garage with second floor at the end of a brick driveway. A stone walkway connects the garage with a new rear entry into a mudroom, and a colonnade frames a peaceful, beautifully landscaped back patio and yard. Within the original structure of the home, the homeowners updated their original kitchen and outfitted a new laundry room. Project Credits: Architect: Bud Adams, Robert Bentley Adams and Associates Campbell & Ferrara Outdoor Living Sydnye Pettengill, ASID, Interior Design, Inc. Lobkovich Kitchen Design Greg Hadley, Photographer

Starting at $2,318 This flagship fireplace started in the late 1980s. Now it’s evolved into the most award-winning gas fireplace series ever made. Select the features you want, from the model you need. A variety of models provides flexibility to upgrade with different features. 30,000 - 40,000 BTUs 36-inch viewing areas (42-inch viewing areas also available) Choose your model (C, CL, CLX, Modern) for different options; LED accent lighting, brick interior panels, premium log sets or an electric ember bed Perfect combination of flame, glow & lighting

United States Stove Company 2,000 Sq. Ft. Pellet/Corn Insert with Igniter First introduced in 2001 as the first Multi Fuel stove, the 6041I American Harvest stove has evolved into one of the most sophisticated heating appliances on the market. Not only is it capable of burning compressed wood pellets, it can also burn corn, soy beans, cherry pits, olive pits, bio mass fuel grains, and processed silage with just a few simple adjustments. The 6041I is the elegant fireplace insert of the popular 6041 pedestal stove.

This landscape view shows the barn as part of a carefully coordinated collection of working outbuildings, including a smaller steep-roofed structure, an open equipment shelter, and a long screened enclosure extending across the lawn. Repeated olive-green board-and-batten siding and weathered shingle roofs unify the ensemble, while branchwork in the small gable, exposed timber, stone walls, and black fencing add handcrafted rustic character. The buildings are loosely arranged to follow the rolling terrain, creating an informal agricultural composition that feels evolved rather than imposed. Overcast autumn light softens the palette of moss green, brown, gray, and burnt orange, giving the scene a quiet, contemplative mood. Inspired by vernacular farm compounds and Adirondack estates, the ensemble feels useful yet thoughtfully designed. Its natural materials and modest proportions create a feeling of authenticity, ease, and gentle connection to the seasons.

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.

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 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 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.

A new residential development at Pier 70 in San Francisco - currently under construction (completion in 2022). Two, six-story structures housing 240 units and a large amenities area, the design proposal included experiential programming and design for main lobby areas, interior courtyard, rooftop terraces, residential units and amenity programs. — Deriving from the Pier’s maritime and warehouse heritage, the design embraces the temporal quality of the surrounding waterfront and evolving character & craftsmanship innate in the people and industries of Pier 70. Finding a balance between restraint and refinement, simple, sculptural forms were emphasized through texture of material, providing warmth and depth to each space. A subtle, neutral color palette complements & contrasts against raw unfinished materials and natural textures. The intent being to create a strong connection between inside and out - seeking the universal truth of harmony and balance - so often found in nature.

For years, the housing market focused on one primary metric: square footage. Bigger homes, more rooms, and larger footprints were seen as the ultimate measure of value. Today’s homebuyers are thinking differently. In 2026, buyers are increasingly prioritizing how a home supports their lifestyle, not just how large it is. Rising interest rates, hybrid work, wellness priorities, and changing household sizes are shifting demand toward right-sized homes in communities that offer connection, convenience, and quality of life. This shift is redefining what makes a home truly desirable—and communities like The Parklane are perfectly aligned with these evolving priorities.