Mid-sized transitional u-shaped travertine floor and beige floor open concept kitchen photo in Miami with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula

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Bathroom - large transitional master ceramic tile bathroom idea in New York with white walls, a vessel sink, concrete countertops, flat-panel cabinets and black cabinets

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Example of a small classic master white tile and porcelain tile marble floor alcove shower design in Other with furniture-like cabinets, dark wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, a console sink, quartz countertops and a hinged shower door

Architect: Tim Brown Architecture. Photographer: Casey Fry
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French country white two-story stone house exterior photo in New York with a hip roof

Our client found Design Connection, Inc. through reading featured articles in local magazines for many years. Her home was 25 years old and never been updated. Their furniture and accessories were well past their prime. The brick fireplace, the focal point of the room, looked dark and dingy. Upon completion of our first interview with the client I realized her style was transitional and the facade of the fireplace would not work with her new furnishings as well as the golden oak paneling. We brought in our very talented faux painter to access the paneling about changing the color to a soft neutral glow and we completed the transformation in one a very short time.

This successful Financial Advisor’s office needed to exude a feeling of strength and sophistication, but be understated in its elegance. Instead of the expected traditional cherry wood furnishings, the lounge area features strong, classic modern furniture upholstered in black leather and grey wool flannel. At the far end of the space, we added a custom walnut and stainless steel wall unit composed of floating shelves, a flat-screen TV, and a bar. Black and white photography, featuring Detroit landmarks, and drapery panels complete the space. My client tells me he’s more productive than ever. Since our client’s office was long and somewhat narrow, we placed the door in the center of the space to divide it into two distinct areas-- lounge and work. The “work” side needed to function for both our executive’s desk AND conference area for team and client meetings. The solution: this extra-long, custom walnut desk. The desk’s “backsplash” is white milk glass, and can be used as a dry-erase board. Everything’s hidden- even the printer is in a drawer. Talk about feeling organized! Photo by Chani Devers.

Ania Omski-Talwar Location: Pleasant Hill, CA, USA The vision the partners in this financial advisors office had that it be a welcoming and relaxing space. Instead of a conference room table, they asked for a sofa and a living room atmosphere. They are both outdoor enthusiasts and wanted that reflected in the natural materials used in the design. A living wall seen as you enter the reception area adds to the sense of calm. The office received new paint, carpet, doors, all new furniture and accessories. Manning Magic Photo

Ania Omski-Talwar Location: Pleasant Hill, CA, USA The vision the partners in this financial advisors office had that it be a welcoming and relaxing space. Instead of a conference room table, they asked for a sofa and a living room atmosphere. They are both outdoor enthusiasts and wanted that reflected in the natural materials used in the design. A living wall seen as you enter the reception area adds to the sense of calm. The office received new paint, carpet, doors, all new furniture and accessories. Manning Magic Photo

"Meet MIRANDA JUNOWICZ Miranda is a top global real estate advisor with 20 years experience in Silicon Valley, California and Paris, France. Miranda brings a unique blend of cultural fluency, legal and real estate knowledge, international business expertise, and fun, engaging flair. Her honesty, integrity and expert advice make her a welcome addition to any transaction. Her clients recognize her as a “tireless advocate and fierce negotiator” who knows how to “keep the ball rolling and a smile on your face” as she helps navigate them through the most important financial transactions of their lives." #Appraisals #Buyingagentservices #Commercialpropertybuyingandsales #First-timehomebuyerservices #Foreclosedpropertysales #Furnishedpropertyrentalsandsales #Landleasingandsales #Luxurypropertybuyingandsales

Ania Omski-Talwar Location: Pleasant Hill, CA, USA The vision the partners in this financial advisors office had that it be a welcoming and relaxing space. Instead of a conference room table, they asked for a sofa and a living room atmosphere. They are both outdoor enthusiasts and wanted that reflected in the natural materials used in the design. A living wall seen as you enter the reception area adds to the sense of calm. The office received new paint, carpet, doors, all new furniture and accessories. Manning Magic Photo

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Ania Omski-Talwar Location: Pleasant Hill, CA, USA The vision the partners in this financial advisors office had that it be a welcoming and relaxing space. Instead of a conference room table, they asked for a sofa and a living room atmosphere. They are both outdoor enthusiasts and wanted that reflected in the natural materials used in the design. A living wall seen as you enter the reception area adds to the sense of calm. The office received new paint, carpet, doors, all new furniture and accessories. Manning Magic Photo

Ania Omski-Talwar Location: Pleasant Hill, CA, USA The vision the partners in this financial advisors office had that it be a welcoming and relaxing space. Instead of a conference room table, they asked for a sofa and a living room atmosphere. They are both outdoor enthusiasts and wanted that reflected in the natural materials used in the design. A living wall seen as you enter the reception area adds to the sense of calm. The office received new paint, carpet, doors, all new furniture and accessories. Manning Magic Photo

This successful Financial Advisor’s office needed to exude a feeling of strength and sophistication, but be understated in its elegance. Instead of the expected traditional cherry wood furnishings, the lounge area features strong, classic modern furniture upholstered in black leather and grey wool flannel. At the far end of the space, we added a custom walnut and stainless steel wall unit composed of floating shelves, a flat-screen TV, and a bar. Black and white photography, featuring Detroit landmarks, and drapery panels complete the space. My client tells me he’s more productive than ever. Since our client’s office was long and somewhat narrow, we placed the door in the center of the space to divide it into two distinct areas-- lounge and work. The “work” side needed to function for both our executive’s desk AND conference area for team and client meetings. The solution: this extra-long, custom walnut desk. The desk’s “backsplash” is white milk glass, and can be used as a dry-erase board. Everything’s hidden- even the printer is in a drawer. Talk about feeling organized! Photo by Chani Devers.

This successful Financial Advisor’s office needed to exude a feeling of strength and sophistication, but be understated in its elegance. Instead of the expected traditional cherry wood furnishings, the lounge area features strong, classic modern furniture upholstered in black leather and grey wool flannel. At the far end of the space, we added a custom walnut and stainless steel wall unit composed of floating shelves, a flat-screen TV, and a bar. Black and white photography, featuring Detroit landmarks, and drapery panels complete the space. My client tells me he’s more productive than ever. Since our client’s office was long and somewhat narrow, we placed the door in the center of the space to divide it into two distinct areas-- lounge and work. The “work” side needed to function for both our executive’s desk AND conference area for team and client meetings. The solution: this extra-long, custom walnut desk. The desk’s “backsplash” is white milk glass, and can be used as a dry-erase board. Everything’s hidden- even the printer is in a drawer. Talk about feeling organized! Photo by Chani Devers.