Photo by Ross Anania
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Scottsdale Elegance - Master Suite Bathroom - "Her" Vanity with custom designed stone mirror surround.
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This dining room features a large distressed table flanked by a church pew on one side and mismatched dining room chairs on the other. A large buffet sits against an amazing exposed brick wall. The walls feature old recipes from grandma framed along with grandma's china mixed with some other beautiful pieces. The dining room also has an amazing pressed tin ceiling and Castle Comb wood floors.

This fall, Amethyst had the opportunity to partner with Freeman Custom Homes of Kansas City to furnish this 5000 sq ft European Modern designed home for the Artisan Home Tour 2020! Every square inch of this home was magical -- from the secret staircase in the master bath leading to a private shuttered plunge pool to the vaulted kitchen with sky high mushroom colored cabinetry and handmade zellige tile. We met the builders during the cabinetry phase and watching their final, thoughtful design details evolve was such full of over-the-top surprises like the unique valet-like storage in the entry and limestone fireplace! As soon as we saw their vision for the home, we knew our furnishings would be a great match as our design style celebrates handmade rugs, artisan handmade custom seating, old-meets-new art, and let's be honest -- we love to go big! They trusted us to do our thing on the entire main level and we enjoyed every minute. The load in took 3 full trucks and fortunately for us -- the homeowners fell in love with several pieces so our uninstall trip was significantly lighter. I think we were all a little emotional leaving this masterpiece but sooooo happy for the owners and just hoping we get invited to a Christmas party... Here are some of the highlights -- 90% of the furnishings and rugs were from our shop and we filled in the gaps with some extra special pieces!

Combining modern with rustic was the end goal of these homeowners. Choosing gray barn siding to panel the wall, white leather sofas, and painting the ceiling rafters black give this room elegance and warmth. Using reclaimed wood to hide the two columns was the final piece of this rooms makeover.

This was a complete gut renovation, where I did architectural details, space plan layout and design, including construction management and furniture/finish selections.

Our MOSS customer expressed that their 1980’s kitchen was in desperate need of an upgrade and they wanted a space to entertain in. Early in the design process, the homeowners communicated they wanted a big enough space for the kids to do homework; making them close enough to ask questions while Mom or Dad cooks. Inspired by the family’s favorite vacation spot, Colonial Williamsburg, our customers also wanted to incorporate the rich colonial blues that are commonly showcased in that region. Their final piece of inspiration came from the nostalgia of the kitchens they grew up in, reminiscent of the inviting spaces that allowed for friends and family to gather. The end result is a stunning update!

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This is a Hampton Pavilion by Country Lane Woodworking was built for the McCormack Family. The Customer said "We truly love the pavilion we sit out in the early morning with our coffee and just enjoy the beauty of it. It is the final piece to make our pool area look like it is featured in a home and gardens magazine. The setup was flawless, I could not believe that the pavilion could be assembled in 5-6 hours but it was and the installation was fantastic. I am a stickler for perfection and all the pieces fit perfectly." Photo by Jason Rineer - Rineer Designs

This fall, Amethyst had the opportunity to partner with Freeman Custom Homes of Kansas City to furnish this 5000 sq ft European Modern designed home for the Artisan Home Tour 2020! Every square inch of this home was magical -- from the secret staircase in the master bath leading to a private shuttered plunge pool to the vaulted kitchen with sky high mushroom colored cabinetry and handmade zellige tile. We met the builders during the cabinetry phase and watching their final, thoughtful design details evolve was such full of over-the-top surprises like the unique valet-like storage in the entry and limestone fireplace! As soon as we saw their vision for the home, we knew our furnishings would be a great match as our design style celebrates handmade rugs, artisan handmade custom seating, old-meets-new art, and let's be honest -- we love to go big! They trusted us to do our thing on the entire main level and we enjoyed every minute. The load in took 3 full trucks and fortunately for us -- the homeowners fell in love with several pieces so our uninstall trip was significantly lighter. I think we were all a little emotional leaving this masterpiece but sooooo happy for the owners and just hoping we get invited to a Christmas party... Here are some of the highlights -- 90% of the furnishings and rugs were from our shop and we filled in the gaps with some extra special pieces!

Colin Price Photography
Inspiration for a small coastal light wood floor and beige floor dining room remodel in San Francisco with blue walls

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© Kailey J. Flynn Photography Interior Design by: Casey St. John Interiors
Mid-sized transitional slate floor kitchen/dining room combo photo in Austin

Yes, this is an original Brasilla Credenza from Lane Furniture. We have taken a few licks on the chin from some mid century purists for converting this classic piece of furniture into a vanity. to be fair, it had a fair bit of damage to the top and we are not bashful to give such a fine piece of Americana a new lease on life. Paired with this polished cement tile from Clay Imports (here in Austin), this vanity is simply jaw dropping. (See callout N on the new layout page to see where the camera was set to take this photo.)

Photo: Le Michelle Nguyen © 2015 Houzz
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