Existing hallway was replastered, painted, carpeted and new lighting added. Walls are a lavender color.
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Copper work by An Original. This home was built by Platinum Homes, and designed by Bianca Olsson of Est Est.
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Jennifer Mayo Studios
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Natan Jacobs | Vestis Group
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Living Quarters

Added crown molding and light rail and color change from honey to espresso. From very nice but dated to sleek and modern!

Simple Tuscan look glazed finish
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Composite decking detail showing grain pattern and texture. Decking is TimberTech Rosewood.

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Nestled in the heart of Scottsdale, this remodel was all about crafting balance—between warmth and simplicity, elegance and everyday living. Our clients came to us seeking a serene, refined space that felt both modern and livable. The goal: elevate the interiors while embracing a sense of calm and comfort. We approached the design with a palette rich in earthy textures and warm, neutral tones—layering leather, walnut, wool, and soft metal finishes to create visual depth. Each room was designed to feel intentional, with subtle architectural moves and customized furnishings that support real life: a flexible office that doubles as a guest space, a cozy lounge area in lieu of formal dining, and bedrooms styled for rest and recharge. From the inviting entry to the layered living spaces, this home embodies curated restraint. The overall effect is a thoughtful blend of soft lighting, tactile materials, and functional upgrades—resulting in a home that feels both grounded and elevated.