With Pinterest, Houzz and HGTV, homeowners have more sources for inspiration than ever before. You may have found, however, that replicating what you see online or on TV isn’t always that simple. Mastering proportion and scale can be especially challenging. Let’s say you fall in love with an oversized vase which looks like it will fit with the colors and textures in your living room. But once it’s there, the vase doesn’t look the way you expected and you don’t know now to make it work. Fortunately, designers are experienced not only in dealing with proportion and scale, but in handling multiple elements at once. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you understand some of the considerations regarding size. Proportion Tips 1. Less is more In the home shown here, the rooms are on the smaller side, where it would seem counterintuitive to use oversized pieces. But using smaller pieces can look busy—and can actually make the rooms feel smaller, especially when you add personal belongings to the space. 2. Keep it simple Several oversized pieces can create clean, simple lines. We put this principle to work using oversized items as anchors on both sides of the fireplace in the living room. On one side, we have two oversized blown-glass vases with amber, silver and purple tones. The irregular shapes in these beautiful pieces create interest and contrast; you can see through them and you can see the room reflected in them. On the other side of the fireplace sit two oversized brass lanterns filled with driftwood and greenery; the contents can be switched out seasonally, as well. The vases on one side and lanterns on the other side establish pattern (two of each, in descending order), balance and simplicity. 3. Embrace the unexpected On the mantle above the fireplace rests another oversized piece—a painting of a barn. Its neutral colors pick up the tones in the stone behind it and again, it works to bring simplicity to the space, rather than overly fussy detail. Nearby, just up the stairs, is an unusually spacious landing. A bench and pillows transform it into a special reading or conversation spot. The pair of hammered nickel vases on the window sill repeats the pattern established on either side of the fireplace. Using oversized vases in lieu of a window treatment is unexpected—as is incorporating sleek, modern-shaped vases like these in a farmhouse-style home. Yet because of the other oversized objects nearby, the vases feel distinctive and delightful. 4. Coordinate pattern and rhythm Another oversized item is the table lamp in the living room. It’s a powerful light; aside from the overhead can lights, it’s the room’s only light source. The ridges on its ceramic base echo the pieces of wicker in the stunning basket behind the sofa. This oversized wicker basket, which we’re a bit in love with, features a very large weave along with elegant leather straps. It’s ideal for storing throws, cushions, board games or anything else you want out of sight. 5. Proximity matters This home’s dining room is just to the right of the entry. An immense floor mirror—double-framed in weathered wood—is placed opposite the front windows. Measuring seven feet high, it’s a bold piece. And it works perfectly in this space to reflect light and make the room feel larger. An oversized ceramic vase, with a porous, matte-stone finish, sits atop a table next to the mirror. Other regular-sized items share the small table, including a bottle of wine and a glass vase. But because of the enormous mirror, it was important to have one oversized item on that table, for balance.

Welcome to our Houzz profile! Here, we bring your dream home to life with an exquisite blend of luxury and functionality. Our focus on luxury wooden items ensures that every space exudes warmth and sophistication, especially in the heart of your home – the kitchen. Imagine your wooden kitchen table set under elegant ceiling lights, creating a cozy yet stylish dining experience. Our kitchens feature tiles floor for a sleek, easy-to-clean surface, complemented by carefully selected kitchen decor items that add a personal touch to your space. Our kitchen countertop wooden table combines durability with charm, perfect for family gatherings or culinary adventures. With top-notch kitchen countertop materials and comfortable kitchen stool chairs, your kitchen becomes the ideal spot for both cooking and socializing. Storage solutions are a highlight, with wooden wall cabinets providing ample space and a timeless look. The wooden frame kitchen oven adds a unique touch, blending seamlessly with the overall design. Our extensive range of kitchen accessories ensures that every detail is covered, from modern utensils to elegant decor. The kitchen modern tap and sink offer both style and functionality, while cabinets table and kitchen refrigerator ensure that your essentials are always within reach. We also incorporate glass and wooden cabinet doors for a sophisticated touch, enhancing both aesthetics and visibility. Entering your kitchen is a delight through the wooden kitchen entry door, setting the tone for the elegance within. Our kitchen burner options cater to all your cooking needs, whether you're a gourmet chef or a home cook. Based in Clearwater, FL, and serving the greater Tampa area, including the 33756 zip code, we specialize in remodeling and offer a plethora of remodeling ideas to inspire your next project. From interior ideas to general contracting, we handle every aspect with expertise and care. We pride ourselves on creating custom homes that reflect your unique style and preferences, with thoughtful home additions that enhance your living experience. Join us on this journey of transforming spaces into luxurious, functional, and beautiful homes. Welcome to a world where every detail is crafted to perfection!

With Pinterest, Houzz and HGTV, homeowners have more sources for inspiration than ever before. You may have found, however, that replicating what you see online or on TV isn’t always that simple. Mastering proportion and scale can be especially challenging. Let’s say you fall in love with an oversized vase which looks like it will fit with the colors and textures in your living room. But once it’s there, the vase doesn’t look the way you expected and you don’t know now to make it work. Fortunately, designers are experienced not only in dealing with proportion and scale, but in handling multiple elements at once. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you understand some of the considerations regarding size. Proportion Tips 1. Less is more In the home shown here, the rooms are on the smaller side, where it would seem counterintuitive to use oversized pieces. But using smaller pieces can look busy—and can actually make the rooms feel smaller, especially when you add personal belongings to the space. 2. Keep it simple Several oversized pieces can create clean, simple lines. We put this principle to work using oversized items as anchors on both sides of the fireplace in the living room. On one side, we have two oversized blown-glass vases with amber, silver and purple tones. The irregular shapes in these beautiful pieces create interest and contrast; you can see through them and you can see the room reflected in them. On the other side of the fireplace sit two oversized brass lanterns filled with driftwood and greenery; the contents can be switched out seasonally, as well. The vases on one side and lanterns on the other side establish pattern (two of each, in descending order), balance and simplicity. 3. Embrace the unexpected On the mantle above the fireplace rests another oversized piece—a painting of a barn. Its neutral colors pick up the tones in the stone behind it and again, it works to bring simplicity to the space, rather than overly fussy detail. Nearby, just up the stairs, is an unusually spacious landing. A bench and pillows transform it into a special reading or conversation spot. The pair of hammered nickel vases on the window sill repeats the pattern established on either side of the fireplace. Using oversized vases in lieu of a window treatment is unexpected—as is incorporating sleek, modern-shaped vases like these in a farmhouse-style home. Yet because of the other oversized objects nearby, the vases feel distinctive and delightful. 4. Coordinate pattern and rhythm Another oversized item is the table lamp in the living room. It’s a powerful light; aside from the overhead can lights, it’s the room’s only light source. The ridges on its ceramic base echo the pieces of wicker in the stunning basket behind the sofa. This oversized wicker basket, which we’re a bit in love with, features a very large weave along with elegant leather straps. It’s ideal for storing throws, cushions, board games or anything else you want out of sight. 5. Proximity matters This home’s dining room is just to the right of the entry. An immense floor mirror—double-framed in weathered wood—is placed opposite the front windows. Measuring seven feet high, it’s a bold piece. And it works perfectly in this space to reflect light and make the room feel larger. An oversized ceramic vase, with a porous, matte-stone finish, sits atop a table next to the mirror. Other regular-sized items share the small table, including a bottle of wine and a glass vase. But because of the enormous mirror, it was important to have one oversized item on that table, for balance.

Interior Design and home furnishings by Laura Sirpilla Bosworth, Laura of Pembroke, Inc Lighting available through Laura of Pembroke, 330-477-4455 or visit www.lauraofpembroke.com for details

Our beautiful rustic walnut vanities bring a warm feel to your home. This spacious design offers plenty of storage for all your personal care items. The rustic walnut hardwood has plenty of character and grain that is sure to catch the eye. Our eco friendly finish helps protect the environment while offering a water resistant surface for your family. Each of our vanities are made one at a time, so you know you’re always getting something made with care. Details: • Wood: 3/4" Solid walnut exterior with 3/4" plywood interior • Wood origin: Central Wisconsin • Height: 32" • Width: 24” (72" Wide In Photos) • Depth: 20" • Finish: Matte, water-resistant finish, VOC-free • Soft Close Euro Hinges • *Countertop Not Included* Manufacturing Time: Our hand build furniture is ready to be shipped within 6-8 weeks. Though we do our best to stay on schedule, some variation may occur based on current workload and will be disclosed at the time your order is placed. Updates will be provided throughout the building process to keep you in the loop on your purchase. Our Source Of Lumber: Our Hardwood is sourced locally from Central Wisconsin from various suppliers. We use a variety of character rich lumber to ensure that one of a kind look in every piece. Each one of our pieces is hand selected by one of our team members to ensure the highest quality lumber is used. Note: Lumber is a natural product. Please allow for variation between each of our products. Knotts, grain pattern and color will vary slightly on each build. Shipping: Each of our items is shipped through standard freight and will require a signature at the time of delivery. Some of our larger items will come disassembled and may require some simple assembly. Our items that require some assembly will have that listed in the description as a disclosure before purchasing. Shipping dates and times can be worked out to accommodate our clients schedules. Our Freight carriers deliver you package curbside and each package requires a recipients signature. Freight carriers do not assist with carrying the packages into your house. Getting the package inside is the buyers responsibility. Damaged Freight: We work with each of our customers to ensure that our products get to their destination without damage. Please inspect the crate upon arrival. If anything appears to have minor damage from transit, please notate that on the delivery ticket before signing. Make a note of how/where the crate was damaged. If the crate/vanity looks to be heavily damaged past the point of being usable, please refuse the crate and DO NOT SIGN. Failure to notate damages on delivery ticket may result in additional shipping fees that the buyer will be responsible for if vanity needs to be serviced/returned. You can also contact us by phone at (815)451-5189 with further questions. Local pickup and deliveries are available upon request. Our shop is located at: Lake In The Hills, IL 60156

ITEM DESCRIPTION The Highline Drawer End Table by Rachael Ray Home has one drawer and one open shelf for storage. COLLECTION FEATURES Rachael Ray’s Highline furniture collection is a reflection of the heart of New York City: bold and fresh. Born of clean, modern styling and rich textural finishes and patterns, these pieces invite you to relax in comfort without all the clutter, and unwind in beautiful surroundings. Wood pieces in this whole home collection are crafted of hardwood solids with White oak veneers, in a soothing Greige finish, and accented with soft Nickel-finished custom hardware that prevents fingerprints. The upholstery items feature a neutral palette in easy-to-clean fabrics, bold metal and wood accent pieces and clean lines. The Highline collection is sophisticated and refined - perfect for your home. Features found in this collection: - Felt-lined top drawers on bedroom and dining cases. - Cedar-lined bottom drawers on bedroom cases. - Drawers are constructed with English dovetail joinery. - Side-mounted, ball-bearing extension guides. - Finished drawer interiors. - Dust proof bottoms. - Select items have power outlets including USB ports. - Three-way touch lighting on select items. - Easy cleaning fabrics. - Custom hardware. - Multi-function & multi-room furniture.

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Expansive outdoor space in a refined, island style featuring Tommy Bahama Home furniture from the Twin Palms collection. Leather-wrapped rattan and bamboo combine for a high-end, tropical look for the furniture, while the white of the ceiling leaves the space feeling open.

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First the client and I sorted through all the items to check expiration dates. Sauces, oils, and spices were placed in a cabinet more readily accessible to the stove. The remaining items in the pantry were arranged by category: breakfast foods, rice and pasta, canned items, etc. There was additional space to place oversized items like cases of water, paper towels, and even a large crockpot.

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While glamorous collections are often bold, the best ones are tempered by delicate details that bestow living spaces with the perfect balance. Transitional in design but traditional in nature, Criteria delivers a luxurious look. The collection is full of surprises from its high-sheen finishes to faux lizard skin patterns to shimmering silver metal details. Overall Criteria exudes sleekness and refinement.

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ITEM DESCRIPTION The Highline Nightstand by Rachael Ray Home includes three drawers, an outlet with USB, and easy cord access. COLLECTION FEATURES Rachael Ray’s Highline furniture collection is a reflection of the heart of New York City: bold and fresh. Born of clean, modern styling and rich textural finishes and patterns, these pieces invite you to relax in comfort without all the clutter, and unwind in beautiful surroundings. Wood pieces in this whole home collection are crafted of hardwood solids with White oak veneers, in a soothing Greige finish, and accented with soft Nickel-finished custom hardware that prevents fingerprints. The upholstery items feature a neutral palette in easy-to-clean fabrics, bold metal and wood accent pieces and clean lines. The Highline collection is sophisticated and refined - perfect for your home. Features found in this collection: - Felt-lined top drawers on bedroom and dining cases. - Cedar-lined bottom drawers on bedroom cases. - Drawers are constructed with English dovetail joinery. - Side-mounted, ball-bearing extension guides. - Finished drawer interiors. - Dust proof bottoms. - Select items have power outlets including USB ports. - Three-way touch lighting on select items. - Easy cleaning fabrics. - Custom hardware. - Multi-function & multi-room furniture.

With Pinterest, Houzz and HGTV, homeowners have more sources for inspiration than ever before. You may have found, however, that replicating what you see online or on TV isn’t always that simple. Mastering proportion and scale can be especially challenging. Let’s say you fall in love with an oversized vase which looks like it will fit with the colors and textures in your living room. But once it’s there, the vase doesn’t look the way you expected and you don’t know now to make it work. Fortunately, designers are experienced not only in dealing with proportion and scale, but in handling multiple elements at once. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you understand some of the considerations regarding size. Proportion Tips 1. Less is more In the home shown here, the rooms are on the smaller side, where it would seem counterintuitive to use oversized pieces. But using smaller pieces can look busy—and can actually make the rooms feel smaller, especially when you add personal belongings to the space. 2. Keep it simple Several oversized pieces can create clean, simple lines. We put this principle to work using oversized items as anchors on both sides of the fireplace in the living room. On one side, we have two oversized blown-glass vases with amber, silver and purple tones. The irregular shapes in these beautiful pieces create interest and contrast; you can see through them and you can see the room reflected in them. On the other side of the fireplace sit two oversized brass lanterns filled with driftwood and greenery; the contents can be switched out seasonally, as well. The vases on one side and lanterns on the other side establish pattern (two of each, in descending order), balance and simplicity. 3. Embrace the unexpected On the mantle above the fireplace rests another oversized piece—a painting of a barn. Its neutral colors pick up the tones in the stone behind it and again, it works to bring simplicity to the space, rather than overly fussy detail. Nearby, just up the stairs, is an unusually spacious landing. A bench and pillows transform it into a special reading or conversation spot. The pair of hammered nickel vases on the window sill repeats the pattern established on either side of the fireplace. Using oversized vases in lieu of a window treatment is unexpected—as is incorporating sleek, modern-shaped vases like these in a farmhouse-style home. Yet because of the other oversized objects nearby, the vases feel distinctive and delightful. 4. Coordinate pattern and rhythm Another oversized item is the table lamp in the living room. It’s a powerful light; aside from the overhead can lights, it’s the room’s only light source. The ridges on its ceramic base echo the pieces of wicker in the stunning basket behind the sofa. This oversized wicker basket, which we’re a bit in love with, features a very large weave along with elegant leather straps. It’s ideal for storing throws, cushions, board games or anything else you want out of sight. 5. Proximity matters This home’s dining room is just to the right of the entry. An immense floor mirror—double-framed in weathered wood—is placed opposite the front windows. Measuring seven feet high, it’s a bold piece. And it works perfectly in this space to reflect light and make the room feel larger. An oversized ceramic vase, with a porous, matte-stone finish, sits atop a table next to the mirror. Other regular-sized items share the small table, including a bottle of wine and a glass vase. But because of the enormous mirror, it was important to have one oversized item on that table, for balance.

With Pinterest, Houzz and HGTV, homeowners have more sources for inspiration than ever before. You may have found, however, that replicating what you see online or on TV isn’t always that simple. Mastering proportion and scale can be especially challenging. Let’s say you fall in love with an oversized vase which looks like it will fit with the colors and textures in your living room. But once it’s there, the vase doesn’t look the way you expected and you don’t know now to make it work. Fortunately, designers are experienced not only in dealing with proportion and scale, but in handling multiple elements at once. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you understand some of the considerations regarding size. Proportion Tips 1. Less is more In the home shown here, the rooms are on the smaller side, where it would seem counterintuitive to use oversized pieces. But using smaller pieces can look busy—and can actually make the rooms feel smaller, especially when you add personal belongings to the space. 2. Keep it simple Several oversized pieces can create clean, simple lines. We put this principle to work using oversized items as anchors on both sides of the fireplace in the living room. On one side, we have two oversized blown-glass vases with amber, silver and purple tones. The irregular shapes in these beautiful pieces create interest and contrast; you can see through them and you can see the room reflected in them. On the other side of the fireplace sit two oversized brass lanterns filled with driftwood and greenery; the contents can be switched out seasonally, as well. The vases on one side and lanterns on the other side establish pattern (two of each, in descending order), balance and simplicity. 3. Embrace the unexpected On the mantle above the fireplace rests another oversized piece—a painting of a barn. Its neutral colors pick up the tones in the stone behind it and again, it works to bring simplicity to the space, rather than overly fussy detail. Nearby, just up the stairs, is an unusually spacious landing. A bench and pillows transform it into a special reading or conversation spot. The pair of hammered nickel vases on the window sill repeats the pattern established on either side of the fireplace. Using oversized vases in lieu of a window treatment is unexpected—as is incorporating sleek, modern-shaped vases like these in a farmhouse-style home. Yet because of the other oversized objects nearby, the vases feel distinctive and delightful. 4. Coordinate pattern and rhythm Another oversized item is the table lamp in the living room. It’s a powerful light; aside from the overhead can lights, it’s the room’s only light source. The ridges on its ceramic base echo the pieces of wicker in the stunning basket behind the sofa. This oversized wicker basket, which we’re a bit in love with, features a very large weave along with elegant leather straps. It’s ideal for storing throws, cushions, board games or anything else you want out of sight. 5. Proximity matters This home’s dining room is just to the right of the entry. An immense floor mirror—double-framed in weathered wood—is placed opposite the front windows. Measuring seven feet high, it’s a bold piece. And it works perfectly in this space to reflect light and make the room feel larger. An oversized ceramic vase, with a porous, matte-stone finish, sits atop a table next to the mirror. Other regular-sized items share the small table, including a bottle of wine and a glass vase. But because of the enormous mirror, it was important to have one oversized item on that table, for balance.

With Pinterest, Houzz and HGTV, homeowners have more sources for inspiration than ever before. You may have found, however, that replicating what you see online or on TV isn’t always that simple. Mastering proportion and scale can be especially challenging. Let’s say you fall in love with an oversized vase which looks like it will fit with the colors and textures in your living room. But once it’s there, the vase doesn’t look the way you expected and you don’t know now to make it work. Fortunately, designers are experienced not only in dealing with proportion and scale, but in handling multiple elements at once. In the meantime, here are a few tips to help you understand some of the considerations regarding size. Proportion Tips 1. Less is more In the home shown here, the rooms are on the smaller side, where it would seem counterintuitive to use oversized pieces. But using smaller pieces can look busy—and can actually make the rooms feel smaller, especially when you add personal belongings to the space. 2. Keep it simple Several oversized pieces can create clean, simple lines. We put this principle to work using oversized items as anchors on both sides of the fireplace in the living room. On one side, we have two oversized blown-glass vases with amber, silver and purple tones. The irregular shapes in these beautiful pieces create interest and contrast; you can see through them and you can see the room reflected in them. On the other side of the fireplace sit two oversized brass lanterns filled with driftwood and greenery; the contents can be switched out seasonally, as well. The vases on one side and lanterns on the other side establish pattern (two of each, in descending order), balance and simplicity. 3. Embrace the unexpected On the mantle above the fireplace rests another oversized piece—a painting of a barn. Its neutral colors pick up the tones in the stone behind it and again, it works to bring simplicity to the space, rather than overly fussy detail. Nearby, just up the stairs, is an unusually spacious landing. A bench and pillows transform it into a special reading or conversation spot. The pair of hammered nickel vases on the window sill repeats the pattern established on either side of the fireplace. Using oversized vases in lieu of a window treatment is unexpected—as is incorporating sleek, modern-shaped vases like these in a farmhouse-style home. Yet because of the other oversized objects nearby, the vases feel distinctive and delightful. 4. Coordinate pattern and rhythm Another oversized item is the table lamp in the living room. It’s a powerful light; aside from the overhead can lights, it’s the room’s only light source. The ridges on its ceramic base echo the pieces of wicker in the stunning basket behind the sofa. This oversized wicker basket, which we’re a bit in love with, features a very large weave along with elegant leather straps. It’s ideal for storing throws, cushions, board games or anything else you want out of sight. 5. Proximity matters This home’s dining room is just to the right of the entry. An immense floor mirror—double-framed in weathered wood—is placed opposite the front windows. Measuring seven feet high, it’s a bold piece. And it works perfectly in this space to reflect light and make the room feel larger. An oversized ceramic vase, with a porous, matte-stone finish, sits atop a table next to the mirror. Other regular-sized items share the small table, including a bottle of wine and a glass vase. But because of the enormous mirror, it was important to have one oversized item on that table, for balance.