Journey to the villas of France and you’ll encounter the inspiration for this small scale quatrefoil pattern. "Chateau", one of three introductions in our new Villa Collection, is an elegant cut and loop lattice made with STAINMASTER® Luxerell® BCF nylon and is home to twelve (12) modern, chic colors. A stylish statement for any home... or villa. Très Belle!

Located at the University Endowment Lands, the ”Gravity House” utilizes an inverted roof design to playfully express ideas of flight and reaching skyward. One of the primary challenges faced by Peter Rose Architecture + Interiors Inc. was making optimal use of the site, an odd triangular shaped lot. This problem was overcome by the introduction of an “openable corner” from the main Family Room along with a spacious wrap around patio, providing the client with an elegant space to entertain and have full use of the backyard. The sense of lightness and space is felt throughout the home, enhanced by the introduction of other unique features including the large central skylight that draws light to the middle of the house, and the strategic use of the terrace to act as the roof of the basement. A delightful case of modern expression in flight!

Located at the University Endowment Lands, the ”Gravity House” utilizes an inverted roof design to playfully express ideas of flight and reaching skyward. One of the primary challenges faced by Peter Rose Architecture + Interiors Inc. was making optimal use of the site, an odd triangular shaped lot. This problem was overcome by the introduction of an “openable corner” from the main Family Room along with a spacious wrap around patio, providing the client with an elegant space to entertain and have full use of the backyard. The sense of lightness and space is felt throughout the home, enhanced by the introduction of other unique features including the large central skylight that draws light to the middle of the house, and the strategic use of the terrace to act as the roof of the basement. A delightful case of modern expression in flight!

A charming welcome to the entrance of this rustic, mountain home.
Front door - rustic front door idea in Salt Lake City with a dark wood front door

Stepping inside, natural light pours through the full-light French door and surrounding windows, warming the entryway and highlighting the beautiful New Mexico Saltillo tile. It’s a bright, inviting introduction to the home’s Southwestern charm.

The double-height foyer & staircase with supplementary shed dormer allows for ample natural light to pierce into the foyer creating a grand entry feeling. The height also allows for the introduction of a decorative light fixture to act as the center piece.

A dramatic yet calming introduction to the home, the entry features Ananbo wallpaper and Carlisle hardwood planks, setting the tone for the modern, serene spaces beyond.

Example of a mid-sized transitional dining room design in Phoenix

Located at the University Endowment Lands, the ”Gravity House” utilizes an inverted roof design to playfully express ideas of flight and reaching skyward. One of the primary challenges faced by Peter Rose Architecture + Interiors Inc. was making optimal use of the site, an odd triangular shaped lot. This problem was overcome by the introduction of an “openable corner” from the main Family Room along with a spacious wrap around patio, providing the client with an elegant space to entertain and have full use of the backyard. The sense of lightness and space is felt throughout the home, enhanced by the introduction of other unique features including the large central skylight that draws light to the middle of the house, and the strategic use of the terrace to act as the roof of the basement. A delightful case of modern expression in flight!

Overlooking Petco Park in San Diego. A small condo becomes spectacular with the introduction of a dramatic color!
Inspiration for a small contemporary open concept medium tone wood floor living room remodel in San Diego with orange walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Small trendy formal and open concept carpeted and beige floor living room photo in Seattle with beige walls and a standard fireplace

Located at the University Endowment Lands, the ”Gravity House” utilizes an inverted roof design to playfully express ideas of flight and reaching skyward. One of the primary challenges faced by Peter Rose Architecture + Interiors Inc. was making optimal use of the site, an odd triangular shaped lot. This problem was overcome by the introduction of an “openable corner” from the main Family Room along with a spacious wrap around patio, providing the client with an elegant space to entertain and have full use of the backyard. The sense of lightness and space is felt throughout the home, enhanced by the introduction of other unique features including the large central skylight that draws light to the middle of the house, and the strategic use of the terrace to act as the roof of the basement. A delightful case of modern expression in flight!

"Chateau", one of three introductions in our new Villa Collection, is an elegant cut and loop lattice made with STAINMASTER® Luxerell® BCF nylon and is home to twelve (12) modern, chic colors. A stylish statement for any home... or villa.

The double-height foyer & staircase with supplementary shed dormer allows for ample natural light to pierce into the foyer creating a grand entry feeling. The height also allows for the introduction of a decorative light fixture to act as the center piece.

The double-height foyer & staircase with supplementary shed dormer allows for ample natural light to pierce into the foyer creating a grand entry feeling. The height also allows for the introduction of a decorative light fixture to act as the center piece.

With what Charles and Ray Eames call the "warm, receptive look of a well-used first baseman's mitt," this chair and ottoman have been instantly recognizable since their introduction. An innovative amalgam of traditional club chairs and the designer's experiments in molding wood, the set has not only endured, it has become one of the most significant furniture designs of the 20th century.

Located at the University Endowment Lands, the ”Gravity House” utilizes an inverted roof design to playfully express ideas of flight and reaching skyward. One of the primary challenges faced by Peter Rose Architecture + Interiors Inc. was making optimal use of the site, an odd triangular shaped lot. This problem was overcome by the introduction of an “openable corner” from the main Family Room along with a spacious wrap around patio, providing the client with an elegant space to entertain and have full use of the backyard. The sense of lightness and space is felt throughout the home, enhanced by the introduction of other unique features including the large central skylight that draws light to the middle of the house, and the strategic use of the terrace to act as the roof of the basement. A delightful case of modern expression in flight!

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Living room - traditional open concept medium tone wood floor living room idea in Philadelphia with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

This open floor plan living room is open to the kitchen and to the great outdoors. We created a large opening with the introduction of bi-fold doors system leading to the backyard. We installed Spanish porcelain tiles of 24x24" that carry through to the patio area to create an indoor- outdoor experience