The image showcases a cozy and modern living room with a minimalist fireplace featuring white surround and a dark, patterned insert. Above the fireplace, a thick wooden mantelpiece stretches across, adorned with two white vases, each containing a sprig of delicate yellow flowers. Further accentuating the modern aesthetic is a striking piece of wall art hanging above the mantelpiece. This artwork features a grid of rectangular shapes in a variety of colors, including blues, purples, grays, and a few warmer tones like coral and yellow, with thin vertical lines interspersed. The overall color palette is neutral and calming, with pops of color from the artwork and flowers.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

This full gut renovation included entertainment-friendly designs, custom furniture, and thoughtful decor to create a modern, inviting aesthetic that reflects our clients' unique personalities. The living room is an artful canvas in a soothing cream palette. Luxurious textures and exquisite brass details enhance the refined yet inviting ambience. Handpicked furnishings grace the space, while a magnificent marble fireplace with grey veining commands attention. Custom built-ins showcase literary treasures, complementing the sunlit window seat – a charming reading nook doubling as a dedicated space for game nights.

I was so inspired by the nature that surrounds this property. It’s on almost three acres of land in Orange County, California! Located in an equestrian area called the Back Bay- an active estuary with all sorts of wildlife. I was also inspired by the idea of creating a garden that needs only supplemental water during the hottest months of the year once established. Photo credit by Marie Buck Photography

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Transitional dining room photo in Boston

A antique brass trinket dish collected from a flea market in Paris, gold-rimmed agate coasters and a mid-century brass conch shell repurposed as a container for white-flowered brunia, also called Brunia albiflora or Berzelia albiflora.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

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This almost one-acre property hosts an historic Victorian home. The landscape design included an eight-foot-tall brick wall which required a variance, a retaining wall, new brick paving, a water feature, containers, and landscaping throughout the property. A wide variety of sun and shade loving plants and containers were used to create Victorian-style gardens. A flowering shrub border at the wall provides year-round bloom color.

Amidst the literary treasures and bespoke furnishings, your eyes catch sight of a beautifully crafted game table nestled in the room. The table holds a marble chess board which invites friendly competition or leisurely games of chess on lazy afternoons. Perched atop the table are fresh flowers in a beautiful ceramic vase, their vibrant colors adding a pop of natural beauty to the space. The delicate fragrance of the blooms mingles with the scent of old books, creating a sensory experience that is both refreshing and nostalgic. In addition to the flowers, a lush green fern is strategically placed in the room, their verdant foliage adding a touch of life and vitality to the elegant surroundings. The potted fern gracefully in its ornate planter, it's presence bringing a sense of tranquility and connection to the natural world. As you take in the sight of the game table, adorned with fresh blooms and surrounded by verdant greenery, you can't help but feel a sense of contentment wash over you. This library room isn't just a place for reading and reflection; it's a sanctuary of comfort and beauty, where every detail has been carefully considered to create an atmosphere of luxury and relaxation.

Large windows in the front and a small patio allow a spectacular view over the river valley, a boulder wall with four small built-in waterfalls borders the patio. A big waterfall is located on the other side of the entrance walkway. Both elements visually connect the ground level with the higher entrance door. The outlining curves of the planters and the patio reflect the shape of the roof.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

This almost one-acre property hosts an historic Victorian home. The landscape design included an eight-foot-tall brick wall which required a variance, a retaining wall, new brick paving, a water feature, containers, and landscaping throughout the property. A wide variety of sun and shade loving plants and containers were used to create Victorian-style gardens. A flowering shrub border at the wall provides year-round bloom color.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.

Scandinavian-style Kitchen. I used a White Matt flat kitchen cabinet door finish in combination with horizontal direction maple wood flat cabinet doors and a concrete countertop. For the floors, I used Kerama Marazzi floor tiles 24"* 24" size with deep gray matt floor tiles repeating a countertop pattern- gray matt marble in a concrete color tone. At the same time, the backsplash repeats the base cabinet doors' horizontal wooden pattern. Upper wall cabinets are hung up to the ceiling, so we are not losing space and the client is happy to have more storage. Cook top, microwave, oven, and kitchen sink are all in a black finish, as well as kitchen appliances. Since we have Scandinavian style, I created ceiling nature lighting decor. I made a drawing of the hand-made wooden greed and then we placed artificial, but very natural-looking hanging flowers. This decor made the kitchen very unique and alive. Without flowers it may look very clean, but also very boring. Since my client loves nature, I created this nature corner. She said that all of her friends love to sit under this flower decor and listen to the sound of the birds in the forest. This decor made this space calm, warm, and unforgettable, as they said. I planned to have deep green chairs seat as well to combine green flowers and green seats, but it was a challenge to find Scandinavian-style chairs with deep green fabric. So, we ordered fabric in another store and will change it a little later.