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Eat-in kitchen - large traditional u-shaped porcelain tile eat-in kitchen idea in Boston with a farmhouse sink, granite countertops, beige backsplash, stone tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island, raised-panel cabinets and beige cabinets

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Mid-sized minimalist medium tone wood floor entryway photo in San Francisco with gray walls and a dark wood front door

Simple beach-themed accessories work well. A wooden bucket for flip flops, a wire cart for wet beach towels, and a ready-to-go beach bag. Clean beach towels are stored in the hall bench seats.

Fly By Nite Studios
Example of a mid-sized minimalist medium tone wood floor and brown floor entryway design in San Francisco with gray walls and a dark wood front door

Dreamhome Foyer at the Merchandise Mart Chicago 2009 Hester Decorating Painters
Trendy foyer photo in Chicago

Entryway - huge mediterranean travertine floor, beige floor, exposed beam and wallpaper entryway idea in DC Metro with beige walls and a brown front door

Design by: Bill Tweten, CKD, CBD Photo by: Robb Siverson www.robbsiverson.com A perfect addition to an entry way foyer. This bench built with Crystal cabinetry also gives additional storage with 2 large drawers below the bench. Using Lyptus wood finished in a Nutmeg stain this bench adds warmth to the foyer and is accented with Berenson brushed nickel pulls.

Foyer - traditional foyer idea in Austin

Benches flank either side of the entrance to the study, providing seating in the foyer and lovely art adorns the walls.
Example of a huge transitional marble floor entryway design in Charlotte with beige walls and a dark wood front door

Inspiration for a large modern entryway remodel in New York with beige walls and a dark wood front door

This private parlor area is the perfect use of space to allow for the second tier of the staircase right off of the front foyer.
Large elegant ceramic tile entryway photo in New Orleans with white walls and a brown front door

We added a mirror, a solid wood bench seat, pillows and a basket under the bench for fall accessories to be placed. Simple change but so much more inviting. Photo Credit:Tara Legenza

Maya designed that bench and, yes, I used a chalky blue for the detailing. This was so the family would have a place to store their boots — and also a place to sit down and pull them on. It has a little bit of a Swedish feel to it. Photographer: Lucas Allen

Example of a classic home design design in Cleveland

It was a pleasure to help this single dad transform a previous French Country motif into a Handsome Space with Masculine Vibe. The homeowner loves the blues you find in the Caribbean so we used those as accent colors throughout the rooms. Entry We painted the walls Sherwin Williams’ Latte (SW6108) to add warmth. We accessorized the homeowner’s beautiful burl wood cabinet with vibrant artwork and whimsical Chinese horses. I always recommend task lighting in a Foyer, if possible, and the rectangular lamp shade is the perfect shape to fit on the small end of the cabinet. Powder Room I adore the Candace Olson wallpaper we used in the Powder Room. The blocks look like sections of wood. It works great with the existing granite. Other examples of wallpaper here and here. Great Room We touched every surface in this Great Room from painting the walls Nomadic Desert (SW6107) to painting the ceiling Double Latte (SW9108) to make the room feel cozier to replacing the carpet with this transitional style with striated pattern to painting the white built-ins. Furniture placement was a real challenge because the grand piano needed to stay without blocking the traffic flow through the space. The homeowner also wanted us to incorporate his chess table and chairs. We centered a small seating area in front of the fireplace utilizing two oversized club chairs and an upholstered ottoman with a wood tray that slides. The wood bases on the chairs helps their size not overpower the room. The velvet ottoman fabric with navy, azure, and teal blues is a showstopper. We used the homeowner’s wonderful collection of unique puzzle boxes to accessorize the built-ins. We just added some pops of blues, greens and silver. The homeowner loves sculptural objects so the nickel twig wall decor was the perfect focal point above the mantle. We opted not to add anything to the mantle so it would not distract from the art piece. We added decorative drapery panels installed on short rods between each set of doors. The homeowner was open to this abstract floral pattern in greens and blues! We reupholstered the cushions for the chess table chairs in a fun geometric fabric that coordinates with the panel fabric. The homeowner does not use this set of doors to access the deck so we were able to position the table directly in front of them. Kelly Sisler of Kelly Faux Creations worked her magic on the built-ins. We used Sherwin Williams’ Mega Greige (SW7031) as the base and then applied a heavy bronze glaze. It completely transformed the Great Room. Other examples of painting built-ins here and here. We hoped you enjoyed this Handsome Space with Masculine Vibe. It was quite a transformation!

Adjacent from added bench seat and mirror we added a vintage window frame with hooks to catch those daily items after a hectic day. This traditional style of staging makes a potential buyer feel like they could walk through those doors, kick off thier shoes, take off their coat and go relax in their new home! Photo Credit: Tara Legenza

Paint by Sherwin Williams https://goo.gl/nb9e74 Body - Row House Tan - SW7689 - https://goo.gl/xLmQAi Trim - White Flour - SW7102 - https://goo.gl/XDa2NU Accent - Unusual Grey - SW7059 https://goo.gl/maJgGY Front Door by Knotty Alder Wood stained Fruitwood w/ Gold Concentrate Windows by Milgard Window + Door https://goo.gl/fYU68l Style Line Series https://goo.gl/ISdDZL More info to come!

TEAM Architect: LDa Architecture & Interiors Interior Design: LDa Architecture & Interiors Builder: Stefco Builders Landscape Architect: Hilarie Holdsworth Design Photographer: Greg Premru

It was a pleasure to help this single dad transform a previous French Country motif into a Handsome Space with Masculine Vibe. The homeowner loves the blues you find in the Caribbean so we used those as accent colors throughout the rooms. Entry We painted the walls Sherwin Williams’ Latte (SW6108) to add warmth. We accessorized the homeowner’s beautiful burl wood cabinet with vibrant artwork and whimsical Chinese horses. I always recommend task lighting in a Foyer, if possible, and the rectangular lamp shade is the perfect shape to fit on the small end of the cabinet. Powder Room I adore the Candace Olson wallpaper we used in the Powder Room. The blocks look like sections of wood. It works great with the existing granite. Other examples of wallpaper here and here. Great Room We touched every surface in this Great Room from painting the walls Nomadic Desert (SW6107) to painting the ceiling Double Latte (SW9108) to make the room feel cozier to replacing the carpet with this transitional style with striated pattern to painting the white built-ins. Furniture placement was a real challenge because the grand piano needed to stay without blocking the traffic flow through the space. The homeowner also wanted us to incorporate his chess table and chairs. We centered a small seating area in front of the fireplace utilizing two oversized club chairs and an upholstered ottoman with a wood tray that slides. The wood bases on the chairs helps their size not overpower the room. The velvet ottoman fabric with navy, azure, and teal blues is a showstopper. We used the homeowner’s wonderful collection of unique puzzle boxes to accessorize the built-ins. We just added some pops of blues, greens and silver. The homeowner loves sculptural objects so the nickel twig wall decor was the perfect focal point above the mantle. We opted not to add anything to the mantle so it would not distract from the art piece. We added decorative drapery panels installed on short rods between each set of doors. The homeowner was open to this abstract floral pattern in greens and blues! We reupholstered the cushions for the chess table chairs in a fun geometric fabric that coordinates with the panel fabric. The homeowner does not use this set of doors to access the deck so we were able to position the table directly in front of them. Kelly Sisler of Kelly Faux Creations worked her magic on the built-ins. We used Sherwin Williams’ Mega Greige (SW7031) as the base and then applied a heavy bronze glaze. It completely transformed the Great Room. Other examples of painting built-ins here and here. We hoped you enjoyed this Handsome Space with Masculine Vibe. It was quite a transformation!