This home includes two shades of green, offering a customized look and more accentuated lines. You also might notice that the front door is painted a rather unique, bold purple. Inviting, eye-catching colors are extremely popular for entryways, and provide a subtle opportunity to give your home's face more personality.

Clad in the eye-catching veined pattern of Versilia Grigio, the sleek island is set against traditional parquet flooring and becomes a striking kitchen centerpiece.

Trisha Yearwood Home...Straightforward, honest and simple without being plain, and designed for comfort perfectly describes the furniture in this collection. With an eye towards bringing indoor styling outdoors, it features wood and iron look finishes and designs taken from the Trisha Yearwood indoor collection. Crafted from sturdy and durable powder coated aluminum, the frames of this collection are fully functional in an outdoor setting. Plush, comfortable cushions are covered in beautiful Sunbrella fabrics that correlate for eye-catching looks. Trisha Yearwood Home brings her southern inspired, yet well-traveled, lifestyle to the outdoors.

A beautifully boarded stair hall welcomes you into this inspirational modern Cape Cod home. The spacious floor plan includes an expansive kitchen, dining, and living area, complete with a charming butler's pantry and home office. Photo Credit: Scott Amundson

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The Final Floor Plan is designed to invite guests inside with a gentle archway at the front doors, tall ceilings that extend to the second floor with light flooding in from both the entry doors and the windows above. The spatial sequence is subtle as your eye is drawn to the gentle archway framing the kitchen and where are visually led to the vibrant windows at the kitchen sink. The spaces are fluid and lead to the eye catching staircase which invites you to look, listen, and pause at each turn.

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Features: Eye-catching style Color: Dark Red Built-in lamp Front: Leather Back: Leather Match Soft and Comfortable Cushions High density foam seats and back Adjustable headrests Inner frame constructed of kiln-dried hardwood Dimensions: 3 Seater: W85" x D44" x H37" Corner: W51" x D51" x H37" 2 Seater: W54" x D44" x H37" Chaise: W62" x D44" x H37" Ottoman: W62" x D33" x H18"

Take a closer look at the shiplap staircase siding and you will notice the custom built-in storage, to make the bartender's job easier at this in-home bar. This eye-catching foyer is as welcoming as it gets for guests in this custom home in Houston. Custom home built by Southern Green Builders. Interior design & selections by Nest & Cot. Photography by TK Images.

Kitchen - 1960s light wood floor, beige floor, exposed beam, shiplap ceiling and vaulted ceiling kitchen idea in DC Metro with flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, blue backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

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The great room area, which includes an open living space, dining area and kitchen theatre, stands as the “heart” of the home. The vast vaulted ceiling with exposed, reclaimed wood beams and eye-catching globe chandelier frame large windows that direct the eyes to the veranda and lake outside. Inside, the designers wished to create a very strong relationship between the interior space and outside; hence all rooms have a visual connection to the lake. Generous plank wood floors with a crisp, weathered look give the sense of a saltwater-worn deck. Complemented by contemporary furnishings and fixtures, and a cool, fresh color palette, the abode feels like a modern, sophisticated beach house.

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Contemporary farmhouse kitchen redesign. This home was in need of a 15 year update. No need to demo the clients cabinets or counter tops. RR Redesigns affordable accents recommendations and good design planning delivered a new kitchen that our client will love for years to come. The first item we added is the eye catching geometric tile back splash. New sophisticated counter height linen bar stools and plaid table chairs add a pop to the space. Sleek contemporary lighting softens the beautiful counter tops. Sherwin Williams airy wool skein gray with a hint of green pulls in our favorite color green. New patterned curtains to the ceiling pulls your eye to the breathe taking views.

This stylish dining nook combines a fun and playful vibe with a chic color palette of black, white, and neutral tones. A minimalist dining table in a warm wood finish adds a touch of warmth, while artful accessories and decor in complementary shades enhance the overall aesthetic. The eye-catching Brightbound helix pendant above the table introduces a modern, sculptural element that draws the eye and adds an artistic flair. With its blend of bold contrasts and soothing neutrals, this nook becomes the perfect hangout spot, where friends and family can enjoy lively conversations and shared moments in a stylish atmosphere.

The Master Bathroom features an eye-catching architectural ceiling detail, custom cabinetry design, and the use of layering various background materials, to achieve the perfect blend between styles.

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Our Leschi kitchen was designed to be the focal point of a marvelous top floor open concept living space; that is, until you turn around and take in sweeping views of Lake Washington. Our client's love for Lake Chelan informed the deep blue @heathceramics tile backsplash, while walnut cabinetry anchors the design and raw edged wood shelving adds texture. In the adjoining dining space, we designed custom walnut cabinets and added a three-dimensional backsplash tile which reflects the light in an eye-catching way.

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