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Example of a large 1950s formal and open concept light wood floor and beige floor living room design in San Francisco with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a brick fireplace and no tv

Example of a large trendy dark wood floor dining room design in Other with multicolored walls and no fireplace

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Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary dark wood floor eat-in kitchen remodel in New York with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, an undermount sink, zinc countertops and an island

Kati Curtis Design completely gutted the existing bathroom to give it a more updated look and feel. Glass wall tiles and a new stone floor add just the right amount of sparkle and interest. A wall of decoupage plates from John Derian add interest and color.

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Known for their effortlessly chic eclectic style, Robert and Cortney incorporate many items from flea markets and antique stores into their designs. They found the Venetian glass chandelier in a French market and had it shipped home where it spent many years in storage. After discussing that it would be out of reach for the kids, the couple decided to put it up so that they could finally appreciate it. "It is my favorite piece", says Cortney. Also designed by Robert and Cortney, the artwork in the kitchen speaks volumes of what this home is all about. Playing off of the chandelier, its bright colors round out the palette for the room. Photo: Adrienne DeRosa Photography © 2014 Houzz Design: Cortney and Robert Novogratz

Eclectic living room photo in San Francisco

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Example of a classic kitchen design in Los Angeles

This vintage-style cabinet was customized with stenciling, making it appear as if it was reclaimed from an old factory. This was deisgned, built and finished a few weeks prior to installation in this craft room. Notice the MacKenzie-Childs tassle and the mismatched drawer pulls. Photo credit: Skyler Smith

Arched pathways accented with chairs and sofas featured prominently across the property incorporating the natural typography in the interior design of the home. Utilizing both traditional and cuting-edge design solutions the house radiates with luminous warmth for a perfect peaceful retreat. Outdoor - Gloster

This new two story home was an infill home in an established, sought after neighborhood with a stunning river view. Although not huge in stature, this home is huge on presence with a modern cottage look featuring three two story columns clad in natural longboard and stone, grey earthtone acrylic stucco, staggered roofline, and the typography of the lot allowed for exquisite natural landscaping. Inside is equally impressive with features including: - Radiant heat floors on main level, covered by engineered hardwoods and 2' x 4' travertini Lexus tile - Grand entry with custom staircase - Two story open concept living, dining and kitchen areas - Large, fully appointed butler's pantry - Glass encased wine feature wall - Show stopping two story fireplace - Custom lighting indoors and out for stunning evening illumination - Large 2nd floor balcony with views of the river. - R-value of this new build was increased to improve efficiencies by using acrylic stucco, upgraded over rigid insulation and using sprayfoam on the interior walls.

The brief for this director's boardroom was to create a more mature, yet quirky, space. This room is painted in a deep, navy blue (@zoffany_designstudio ‘Como Blue’) The three Quoizel ‘Carnegie’ pendant lights, with exposed vintage bulbs, add an edgy statement. The main wall houses a recessed TV monitor for presentations, below which stands a @devina_nais sideboard, with asymmetrical shaped cupboards. On here is a collection of considered items, one being a sand hourglass, to encourage speedy meetings, and a copper etching of Concorde, belonging to one of the directors’ grandfather. On this wall is a subtle, yet effective, art feature, consisting of airport codes from around the world. These are clear, gloss letters, which can only be seen as the light hits them. Again, a nod to the travel theme running throughout the offices.

The brief for this director's boardroom was to create a more mature, yet quirky, space. This room is painted in a deep, navy blue (@zoffany_designstudio ‘Como Blue’) The three Quoizel ‘Carnegie’ pendant lights, with exposed vintage bulbs, add an edgy statement. The main wall houses a recessed TV monitor for presentations, below which stands a @devina_nais sideboard, with asymmetrical shaped cupboards. On here is a collection of considered items, one being a sand hourglass, to encourage speedy meetings, and a copper etching of Concorde, belonging to one of the directors’ grandfather. On this wall is a subtle, yet effective, art feature, consisting of airport codes from around the world. These are clear, gloss letters, which can only be seen as the light hits them. Again, a nod to the travel theme running throughout the offices.

The brief for this director's boardroom was to create a more mature, yet quirky, space. This room is painted in a deep, navy blue (@zoffany_designstudio ‘Como Blue’) The three Quoizel ‘Carnegie’ pendant lights, with exposed vintage bulbs, add an edgy statement. The main wall houses a recessed TV monitor for presentations, below which stands a @devina_nais sideboard, with asymmetrical shaped cupboards. On here is a collection of considered items, one being a sand hourglass, to encourage speedy meetings, and a copper etching of Concorde, belonging to one of the directors’ grandfather. On this wall is a subtle, yet effective, art feature, consisting of airport codes from around the world. These are clear, gloss letters, which can only be seen as the light hits them. Again, a nod to the travel theme running throughout the offices.

The brief for this director's boardroom was to create a more mature, yet quirky, space. This room is painted in a deep, navy blue (@zoffany_designstudio ‘Como Blue’) The three Quoizel ‘Carnegie’ pendant lights, with exposed vintage bulbs, add an edgy statement. The main wall houses a recessed TV monitor for presentations, below which stands a @devina_nais sideboard, with asymmetrical shaped cupboards. On here is a collection of considered items, one being a sand hourglass, to encourage speedy meetings, and a copper etching of Concorde, belonging to one of the directors’ grandfather. On this wall is a subtle, yet effective, art feature, consisting of airport codes from around the world. These are clear, gloss letters, which can only be seen as the light hits them. Again, a nod to the travel theme running throughout the offices.

The brief for this director's boardroom was to create a more mature, yet quirky, space. This room is painted in a deep, navy blue (@zoffany_designstudio ‘Como Blue’) The three Quoizel ‘Carnegie’ pendant lights, with exposed vintage bulbs, add an edgy statement. The main wall houses a recessed TV monitor for presentations, below which stands a @devina_nais sideboard, with asymmetrical shaped cupboards. On here is a collection of considered items, one being a sand hourglass, to encourage speedy meetings, and a copper etching of Concorde, belonging to one of the directors’ grandfather. On this wall is a subtle, yet effective, art feature, consisting of airport codes from around the world. These are clear, gloss letters, which can only be seen as the light hits them. Again, a nod to the travel theme running throughout the offices.

The brief for this director's boardroom was to create a more mature, yet quirky, space. This room is painted in a deep, navy blue (@zoffany_designstudio ‘Como Blue’) The three Quoizel ‘Carnegie’ pendant lights, with exposed vintage bulbs, add an edgy statement. The main wall houses a recessed TV monitor for presentations, below which stands a @devina_nais sideboard, with asymmetrical shaped cupboards. On here is a collection of considered items, one being a sand hourglass, to encourage speedy meetings, and a copper etching of Concorde, belonging to one of the directors’ grandfather. On this wall is a subtle, yet effective, art feature, consisting of airport codes from around the world. These are clear, gloss letters, which can only be seen as the light hits them. Again, a nod to the travel theme running throughout the offices.