This client is an archeologist, can you tell? The light that pours in through the bay windows keeps this room feeling bright even against this eye catching dark sea blue wall. The touches of lavender compliment the blues and give the room a sense of sophistication.

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Zuo Elio Bar Chair The Elio bar chair in rose gold; will accent any bar, restaurant or hotel in a glamThes and eye-catching way. Consumers across the globe will be clamoring to install this new gorgeous bar chair to outfit their homes, lofts or apartments.

This half bath underwent a complete transformation, evolving from an "old but functional" space into a truly new, inviting, functional, and beautiful retreat. The key updates include a stylish new vanity, complemented by an eye-catching pattern tile floor that adds character and depth. Elegant tile wainscoting elevates the walls, while a fresh coat of new paint brightens the entire room. Finishing touches like a modern faucet, mirror, and lighting complete this thoughtful update, making the space not just functional, but also incredibly attractive.

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The first thing that catches your eye when pulling up to this home, is an island of boxwood hedges, flowering roses and an armillary globe on a limestone pedestal, located in the center of their crushed bluestone gravel driveway. The front of the home also features large multi-trunk trees framing the house, and layered plant beds, helping to transition from a more formal foundation planting to the native woods along the perimeter of the property. Heading to the back, you’ll see a vine-covered pergola and bluestone patio with raised plant beds, wrapped in a wrought iron railing, an enclosed terraced sunken garden on the lower patio, and beautiful plant beds sweeping across the backyard.

This dramatic modern entryway features striking black wall paneling, polished geometric marble flooring, and an eye-catching brass sputnik chandelier. A high-gloss mirrored ceiling reflects light throughout the narrow corridor, while black metal-framed glass doors and interior windows create sophisticated architectural depth and contrast.

Pretty Big Chic model, with its eye-catching higher headboard, is a simple yet unsual bed and features a particular shape of the headboard cover, highlighted further by the contrasting seam on its contour. The bedbase is covered by a soft skirt and recalls the headboard design thanks to the contrasting seams.

This half bath underwent a complete transformation, evolving from an "old but functional" space into a truly new, inviting, functional, and beautiful retreat. The key updates include a stylish new vanity, complemented by an eye-catching pattern tile floor that adds character and depth. Elegant tile wainscoting elevates the walls, while a fresh coat of new paint brightens the entire room. Finishing touches like a modern faucet, mirror, and lighting complete this thoughtful update, making the space not just functional but also incredibly attractive.

The first thing that catches your eye when pulling up to this home, is an island of boxwood hedges, flowering roses and an armillary globe on a limestone pedestal, located in the center of their crushed bluestone gravel driveway. The front of the home also features large multi-trunk trees framing the house, and layered plant beds, helping to transition from a more formal foundation planting to the native woods along the perimeter of the property. Heading to the back, you’ll see a vine-covered pergola and bluestone patio with raised plant beds, wrapped in a wrought iron railing, an enclosed terraced sunken garden on the lower patio, and beautiful plant beds sweeping across the backyard.

The first thing that catches your eye when pulling up to this home, is an island of boxwood hedges, flowering roses and an armillary globe on a limestone pedestal, located in the center of their crushed bluestone gravel driveway. The front of the home also features large multi-trunk trees framing the house, and layered plant beds, helping to transition from a more formal foundation planting to the native woods along the perimeter of the property. Heading to the back, you’ll see a vine-covered pergola and bluestone patio with raised plant beds, wrapped in a wrought iron railing, an enclosed terraced sunken garden on the lower patio, and beautiful plant beds sweeping across the backyard.

Such a striking kitchen - full of color and exquisite details. The herringbone patterned wood floors draw you into this long kitchen that opens into a light-filled breakfast area. Colorful backsplash tiles set against the stark white shaker cabinets and white countertop round out this eye-catching kitchen that is both unexpected and fun.

This full home remodel started with a nautically themed exterior, with a functional and stylish interior. The exterior was designed and remodeled with Boothbay Blue shake-style plank siding that created the nautical look. The front door was moved and replaced for eye-catching curb appeal. The entire interior was remodeled to accommodate the homeowners’ wishes of maximized space and style. The interior features open floorplans, large rooms, the addition of an elevator, and lots of additional storage space to transform this 30-year-old house into a breathtaking waterfront home.

This full home remodel started with a nautically themed exterior, with a functional and stylish interior. The exterior was designed and remodeled with Boothbay Blue shake-style plank siding that created the nautical look. The front door was moved and replaced for eye-catching curb appeal. The entire interior was remodeled to accommodate the homeowners’ wishes of maximized space and style. The interior features open floorplans, large rooms, the addition of an elevator, and lots of additional storage space to transform this 30-year-old house into a breathtaking waterfront home.

The first thing that catches your eye when pulling up to this home, is an island of boxwood hedges, flowering roses and an armillary globe on a limestone pedestal, located in the center of their crushed bluestone gravel driveway. The front of the home also features large multi-trunk trees framing the house, and layered plant beds, helping to transition from a more formal foundation planting to the native woods along the perimeter of the property. Heading to the back, you’ll see a vine-covered pergola and bluestone patio with raised plant beds, wrapped in a wrought iron railing, an enclosed terraced sunken garden on the lower patio, and beautiful plant beds sweeping across the backyard.

Detail of Adenanthos Sericeus (Woody Bush), a drought tolerent plant from Western Australia. ©Daniel Bosler Photography
Photo of a small mid-century modern drought-tolerant front yard landscaping in Los Angeles.

Featured above the range, our custom Handpainted tile compliments the white subway backsplash creating an eye-catching yet subtle statement for this contemporary kitchen. DESIGN Jennifer Morrison, Morrison Design House PHOTOS Jeff Roberts Imaging INSTALLER RF Tile Tile Shown: Uni Mountain in Custom Motif & 3x12 in Calcite