Photographed by Jill Greer
Elegant porch photo in Minneapolis

Photographed by Jill Greer
This is an example of a traditional porch design in Minneapolis.

Photographed by Jill Greer
Elegant porch photo in Minneapolis

Formal drapes in a living room Maple Grove Mn. Shelly Reilly 763-439-85686
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless formal and open concept medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Minneapolis with beige walls

The living room with its two story ceiling lacked architectural interest. A pilaster was created from drywall and stock moldings to subtly define the living room from the foyer on the right of this view. The pilaster aligns with a structural column which was trimmed in a similar manner. Crown molding also adds architectural interest. A contemporary print over the antique demi-lune table from the owner's family freshens the traditional look. An antique writing box in the foreground serves as a chairside table. Photo by Lisa Banting

Photographed by Jill Greer
This is an example of a traditional porch design in Minneapolis.

Photographed by Jill Greer
Elegant porch photo in Minneapolis

Kirsten Termuehlen
Living room - traditional living room idea in Milwaukee

Kirsten Termuehlen
Living room - traditional living room idea in Milwaukee

This wonderfully adventurous client had no fear of color! She wanted a luxe Moroccan vibe for the remodeled suite. An adjoining area - a rabbit warren of rooms comprising an awkward bath and tiny closets- was transformed into a luxurious bath that opens onto the spectacular view. (Following photos) A small bedroom behind the bed wall was made into a closet/dressing room. I added custom silk draperies with metal ball fringe, custom duvet and pillows, and covered the cool barrel chairs (the client's thrift find) with a sparkly chenille with aqua velvet trim. The fireplace was faced with labradorite (also used in adjoining bath), and the area above was boxed out so that a tv could be placed behind closed doors. A rich chocolate color was used on the walls, and for the shag carpet. You may surprised to learn that 12 different fabrics and trims were used to pull this harmonious look together.

Brad Knipstein
Example of an eclectic living room design in San Francisco

This small living room can seat up to 10 people thanks to the window seat, a couple of occasional chairs and a bench (not shown). A monochromatic color scheme is made more interesting with the use of a variety of textures such as the grass shades, bullion fringe on the loveseat, chenille trim on a pillow, woven rug, old leather books and crown molding. An antique wooden box tops the coffee table and an Asian stand with books is tucked underneath. Photo by Lisa Banting

Kirsten Termuehlen
Example of a classic living room design in Milwaukee

Less is more in this family room designed for our clients. The light canvas backdrop combined with dark contrasting design elements found in the fireplace surround and custom window treatments keep the room balanced. The rug, v-groove mill work and the crisp white shutters compliment each other with horizontal lines. Adding a herringbone tile pattern to the fireplace creates the perfect contrast. This room was designed as a cozy place to relax with family at the end of the day. Custom designed by Hartley and Hill Design. All materials and furnishings in this space are available through Hartley and Hill Design. www.hartleyandhilldesign.com 888-639-0639

Kirsten Termuehlen
Inspiration for a timeless living room remodel in Milwaukee

Kirsten Termuehlen
Elegant living room photo in Milwaukee

Girl's room at designers show house. The bed set was made from pique fabric with scallops finished with contrast tape all around, blanket and french shams are made with flange and buttons, the tablecloth is lined and has the fringe at the bottom hem. Four drapes on the corners of the bed poles were made with the same fabric, lined with secand layer of the sheer fabric with coordinated bows. All that glorious items were made and installed by Solomonic Couture.

Kirsten Termuehlen
Example of a classic living room design in Milwaukee

Less is more in this family room designed for our clients. The light canvas backdrop combined with dark contrasting design elements found in the fireplace surround and custom window treatments keep the room balanced. The rug, v-groove mill work and the crisp white shutters compliment each other with horizontal lines. Adding a herringbone tile pattern to the fireplace creates the perfect contrast. This room was designed as a cozy place to relax with family at the end of the day. Custom designed by Hartley and Hill Design. All materials and furnishings in this space are available through Hartley and Hill Design. www.hartleyandhilldesign.com 888-639-0639