One of my favorite projects completed! ✅ Beautiful, Unique, Bright Modern Kitchen in Palo Alto! My clients often ask me how different are the designs (renderings) from the finished project. If you follow the designer's recommendations, you will get a result very similar to the rendering or even better! Please see the renderings after viewing the completed project at the end of the folder.

Ancient Dining Room Stone Fireplaces by Ancient Surfaces. Phone: (212) 461-0245 Web: www.AncientSurfaces.com email: sales@ancientsurfaces.com The way we envision the perfect dining room is quite simple really. The perfect dining room is one that will always have enough room for late comers and enough logs for its hearth. While It is no secret that the fondest memories are made when gathered around the table, everlasting memories are forged over the glowing heat of a stone fireplace. This Houzz project folder contains some examples of antique stone Fireplaces we've provided in dining room. We hope that our imagery will inspire you to merge your dining experience with the warmth radiating from one of our own breath taking stone mantles.

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These are the Before and After photos of a home in much need of an update not only ascetically but functionality as well. This project folder contains content of a remarkable transformation and is another awesome collaboration between Inside Style and ONE eleven ltd. This is what happens when pairing great minds, with persistence and attention to detail. You get a home that when you pull up to it, you are awestruck, and when you walk through that front door, you are awe inspired!

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Ancient Dining Room Stone Fireplaces by Ancient Surfaces. Phone: (212) 461-0245 Web: www.AncientSurfaces.com email: sales@ancientsurfaces.com The way we envision the perfect dining room is quite simple really. The perfect dining room is one that will always have enough room for late comers and enough logs for its hearth. While It is no secret that the fondest memories are made when gathered around the table, everlasting memories are forged over the glowing heat of a stone fireplace. This Houzz project folder contains some examples of antique stone Fireplaces we've provided in dining room. We hope that our imagery will inspire you to merge your dining experience with the warmth radiating from one of our own breath taking stone mantles.

Jeri Koegel
Transitional hallway photo in Orange County

Gus* Modern | Conrad Desk The Conrad Desk is a compact home office desk with a strong Mid-Century pedigree. All surfaces are finished in walnut, to contrast the slender, tubular stainless steel legs and brushed aluminum drawer pulls. The main drawer is designed to hold hanging file folders, and the two smaller drawers are perfect for organizing stationary and supplies. This desk evokes the style of 1950s Modernism, but with a scale and functionality suited perfectly for today. W50”xD24”xH29.5” Gus* Modern | Thompson Chair SE Based on the iconic shape and proportions of our original Thompson Chair, the Thompson Chair SE features a molded plywood seat, back, and legs, all finished in warm Walnut or Natural Oak. It works well as a dining chair, or as standalone accent seating. W19"xD20"xH31" - SEAT H17.5"

There's plenty of room in this long lower cabinet that houses all the day to day bookkeeping paperwork and associated items. There are legal size hanging file folder drawers on each end.

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This unit is a custom office credenza with plate grooves in the glass shelves, lighting in the glass door cabinets, locking doors and drawer fronts. It all maple with a mahogany stain, and the file drawers accommodate letter or legal files. We are in the process of adding to this unit. The homeowner want's to add two more cabinets, some book shelving and a finished back in the center.

This lower level space started off as a storage space for inherited household furniture and miscellaneous infrequently used items. Pierre Jean-Baptiste Interiors reimagined the space as it now exists using some of our clients few requirements including a stage for the family comedians at the rear of the lower level, a movie screening area, a serving table for frequent soiree’s, and cozy resilient furnishings. We infused style into this lower level changing the paint colors, adding new carpet to absorb sound and provide style. We also were sure to include color in the space strategically. Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel for the upcoming video of this space!

One of my favorite projects completed! ✅ Beautiful, Unique, Bright Modern Kitchen in Palo Alto! My clients often ask me how different are the designs (renderings) from the finished project. If you follow the designer's recommendations, you will get a result very similar to the rendering or even better! Please see the renderings after viewing the completed project at the end of the folder.

These are the Before photos of a home in much need of an update (understatement) See the after photos in this project folder of the remarkable transformation. (understatement) This is another awesome collaboration between ONE eleven ltd. and the Homeowners; "This is what happens when pairing great minds, with persistence and attention to detail. You get a home that when you pull up to it, you are awestruck, and then when you walk through that front door, you are awe inspired!" ~Eddie Leverett Jr.

One of my favorite projects completed! ✅ Beautiful, Unique, Bright Modern Kitchen in Palo Alto! My clients often ask me how different are the designs (renderings) from the finished project. If you follow the designer's recommendations, you will get a result very similar to the rendering or even better! Please see the renderings after viewing the completed project at the end of the folder.

PAT RICE KITCHEN This Santa Barbara Bungalow, located in an historical area of Santa Barbara, had tons of charm, but the kitchen was small, cramped and lacked modern day function and storage. The kitchen you see today was achieved in 2 phases, by 2 different homeowners. It’s bright and sunny, with ample storage, generous amounts of countertop space and an Island perfect for meal prep. This is a classic kitchen, with white inset Shaker style doors, which continues to be the hottest look on the market. Phase 1 improved the small kitchen by eliminating a side door and taking out a built-in banquette, thus increasing kitchen size. A small island was added and a washer & dryer area was included. Perfect for a young family. Phase 2 enlarged the kitchen even more. A back bedroom was opened up to the kitchen, providing space for the office and bookcase areas. The laundry was moved to another part of the house, thus allowing for more cabinetry and countertop space. Two pantries were added, along with open shelving, plus alcoves for a microwave and a kitchen TV. A maple free standing Island is a classic contrast to the white cabinetry. By specifying maple countertops for the office area, it ties the kitchen and office areas together. Hahka Kitchens handled both phases of the kitchen remodel, and we were able to order matching cabinets and obtain the same countertop material. The result is that the kitchen is completely integrated with no evidence that this amazing kitchen was done in 2 stages, 8 years apart. The new homeowner did replace knobs and pulls from phase 1, and more ordered for the new cabinets, thus putting her mark on the kitchen. And the new homeowner found the sturdy and functional Island, which was a perfect complement to the white shaker cabinets. One last note about the office area, which is flooded with light from patio doors and large windows. The desk, with white shaker doors that match the kitchen, has loads of functionality. 2 large desk drawers, with hanging file folders, a pull-out trash can, small desk drawers and open shelving meet the needs of a home office. The built-in bookcase, which was fitted into an existing recessed alcove, was expertly installed and provides both open display areas and hidden storage. The “V groove doors” complement the Shaker doors, adding a furniture charm to the office. This expanded kitchen is truly the “heart of this historic home”.

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“I want mid-century modern, but livable.” The homeowner was an architect herself, so this project came with high expectations and a very specific vision. She’d been sketching ideas for months, and when we finally sat down together, she handed us a folder full of reference images—all clean lines, warm wood, and that perfect balance between minimalism and comfort. What we created exceeded even her expectations. The kitchen embodies understated sophistication with horizontal-grain walnut cabinets that wrap three walls in warm, organic beauty. We designed them as flat-panel, slab-front doors—no fussy details, just pure material honesty. The upper cabinets sit flush against the ceiling, maximizing storage while maintaining those clean modernist lines. The island became the functional heart of the space—topped with crisp white quartz that provides contrast against all that rich wood. It’s sized perfectly for quick breakfast with a barstool, but doesn’t overwhelm the compact footprint. That white subway tile backsplash keeps things classic and bright, while polished concrete floors ground everything with industrial-cool texture. Technically, this renovation required opening up the space to create better flow. We removed a wall section (you can see that dramatic archway leading from the living area) and installed a steel beam to maintain structural support. The new layout connects seamlessly to the backyard through those floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors—very California indoor-outdoor living. The vaulted ceiling with skylights was already there, but we added recessed LED lighting to ensure the workspace stays bright even on overcast days. All new electrical, upgraded plumbing, and a ventilation system hidden behind that streamlined range hood.

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