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Our clients wanted their home to be host to charity functions, community events, and their family and friends, as well as a showcase for their eclectic and colorful art collection featuring works by local Oakland artists.
Oh, and when they moved in, they did the work to register the house as an Oakland Historical Landmark.
The fact that the couple was looking to upgrade their living room in the Hollywood Regency style (which is known for bold colors, shiny metallics, luxe fabrics, and an eye to mixing opulence with comfort while holding true to the glamor of 1930s Hollywood) made this project all the more inspiring and fun for me and my team.
John recalls, “We wanted a place that was glamorous, and compelling, so that people who visit would be excited and inspired by it!”
Our mission was to bring the very grand living room with its high ceilings and leaded glass bay windows to the next level for the family (including grown children Tom and Mandela) and their guests — ranging in number from 6 to 60 or more, on any given day or night.
The Hollywood Regency aesthetic was a perfect canvas for mixing and matching with the couple’s significant and hyper-local pop art collection, including pieces by famed Oakland artists Mel Ramos and K-Dub.
Kim and John’s personal views and aesthetics, together with their vibrant art collection, called for a bold design that is more funky and eclectic overall than many owners of historic homes like this tend to prefer.
I mean, don’t get me wrong; many of our clients like to do something a little daring, and often they opt for elements of glam. However, John and Kim agreeing to our specification of a pair of peacock blue sofas — that is no small commitment to audacious color!
Another furnishing element I love from this project is the custom-designed birds-eye-maple and antique glass inset bar — on wheels, which allows flexibility: a bartender can serve a large party from behind it or it can be turned around for use as self-service for a more intimate gathering.
My team and I couldn’t be more proud to have created a design that inspires and supports this family so that they may continue to make significant contributions to their causes and community.

Our clients wanted their home to be host to charity functions, community events, and their family and friends, as well as a showcase for their eclectic and colorful art collection featuring works by local Oakland artists.
Oh, and when they moved in, they did the work to register the house as an Oakland Historical Landmark.
The fact that the couple was looking to upgrade their living room in the Hollywood Regency style (which is known for bold colors, shiny metallics, luxe fabrics, and an eye to mixing opulence with comfort while holding true to the glamor of 1930s Hollywood) made this project all the more inspiring and fun for me and my team.
John recalls, “We wanted a place that was glamorous, and compelling, so that people who visit would be excited and inspired by it!”
Our mission was to bring the very grand living room with its high ceilings and leaded glass bay windows to the next level for the family (including grown children Tom and Mandela) and their guests — ranging in number from 6 to 60 or more, on any given day or night.
The Hollywood Regency aesthetic was a perfect canvas for mixing and matching with the couple’s significant and hyper-local pop art collection, including pieces by famed Oakland artists Mel Ramos and K-Dub.
Kim and John’s personal views and aesthetics, together with their vibrant art collection, called for a bold design that is more funky and eclectic overall than many owners of historic homes like this tend to prefer.
I mean, don’t get me wrong; many of our clients like to do something a little daring, and often they opt for elements of glam. However, John and Kim agreeing to our specification of a pair of peacock blue sofas — that is no small commitment to audacious color!
Another furnishing element I love from this project is the custom-designed birds-eye-maple and antique glass inset bar — on wheels, which allows flexibility: a bartender can serve a large party from behind it or it can be turned around for use as self-service for a more intimate gathering.
My team and I couldn’t be more proud to have created a design that inspires and supports this family so that they may continue to make significant contributions to their causes and community.

John Welsh
Example of a classic u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen design in Philadelphia with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, multicolored backsplash, stainless steel appliances, marble backsplash and an island
Example of a classic u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen design in Philadelphia with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, multicolored backsplash, stainless steel appliances, marble backsplash and an island
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Photo by John Hession
Kitchen/dining room combo - mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Boston with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
Kitchen/dining room combo - mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Boston with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

John McBay
Working with the client a total of 4 months. Decor budget for this project was estimated $7000. All new furniture in living room, dinning room and master bedroom. Remix worked around the clients financial schedule to design a space she loved.

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John Tyson/castillo
Inspiration for a large transitional formal carpeted living room remodel in San Francisco with yellow walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
Inspiration for a large transitional formal carpeted living room remodel in San Francisco with yellow walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Featured in this collection is John's very own award winning backyard. His garden is a certified wildlife habitat by the National Wildlife Federation. The property provides the four basic habitat elements needed for wildlife to thrive: water, cover, food and places to raise their young. His garden will be featured in the September issue of San Diego Home and Garden magazine. Stay tuned for John's new book, Garden Sanctuary: Designing for Comfort, Wholeness, and Connection, that takes you on the transformative journey of creating your own personal sanctuary and connection to nature in your own back yard.

The owners of this colonial style home wanted to combine two adjacent small baths into one grand bathroom. The result was a beautiful master bath with soft blue and white marble that pairs wonderfully with an open gran mahogany vanity. The vanity's touch-latched mirrors are one of many product niches designed to minimize clutter. Opposite the bathtub is a half-wall shower that allows light to trickle in while maintaining privacy. John Carlson, Carlson Productions, LLC.

The sleek shower, enclosed by 8' x 8' slabs of glass, is illuminated by a centrally located skylight, showcasing custom features like a heated limestone cube seat and 2' x 4' floor tiles that drain water invisibly into the grout lines. John Carlson, Carlson Productions, LLC.

Our clients wanted their home to be host to charity functions, community events, and their family and friends, as well as a showcase for their eclectic and colorful art collection featuring works by local Oakland artists.
Oh, and when they moved in, they did the work to register the house as an Oakland Historical Landmark.
The fact that the couple was looking to upgrade their living room in the Hollywood Regency style (which is known for bold colors, shiny metallics, luxe fabrics, and an eye to mixing opulence with comfort while holding true to the glamor of 1930s Hollywood) made this project all the more inspiring and fun for me and my team.
John recalls, “We wanted a place that was glamorous, and compelling, so that people who visit would be excited and inspired by it!”
Our mission was to bring the very grand living room with its high ceilings and leaded glass bay windows to the next level for the family (including grown children Tom and Mandela) and their guests — ranging in number from 6 to 60 or more, on any given day or night.
The Hollywood Regency aesthetic was a perfect canvas for mixing and matching with the couple’s significant and hyper-local pop art collection, including pieces by famed Oakland artists Mel Ramos and K-Dub.
Kim and John’s personal views and aesthetics, together with their vibrant art collection, called for a bold design that is more funky and eclectic overall than many owners of historic homes like this tend to prefer.
I mean, don’t get me wrong; many of our clients like to do something a little daring, and often they opt for elements of glam. However, John and Kim agreeing to our specification of a pair of peacock blue sofas — that is no small commitment to audacious color!
Another furnishing element I love from this project is the custom-designed birds-eye-maple and antique glass inset bar — on wheels, which allows flexibility: a bartender can serve a large party from behind it or it can be turned around for use as self-service for a more intimate gathering.
My team and I couldn’t be more proud to have created a design that inspires and supports this family so that they may continue to make significant contributions to their causes and community.

Mike Kaskel
Inspiration for a large transitional u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in San Francisco with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, wood backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and gray countertops
Inspiration for a large transitional u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in San Francisco with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, wood backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and gray countertops

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Inspiration for a transitional dark wood floor and brown floor bedroom remodel with beige walls

John Brown, Brown Boy Photography & Graphics
Transitional family room photo in Raleigh
Transitional family room photo in Raleigh

Soft tones of sage and celery accented with pewter grey were used to create a soothing atmosphere in the master bedroom, with a touch of old Hollywood glamour worked in for good measure.
Photo by John Bilodeau

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Sleek contemporary lines define this media-display unit for a waterfront apartment.
Composed of stunning bird’s eye maple with white maple framing, this multi-purpose
cabinet features dedicated compartments for media components, divided drawers for
media storage, and illuminated glass shelving for displaying an art-glass collection.
Design + Photos: John Patriquin Woodworking

The kitchen was opened up to allow for more light to flow into the space and for better flow within. This remodel was designed and built by Meadowlark Design+Build in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Photo By John Carlson of Carlson Pro
Architecture: Architectural Resource

Photos: John Robledo Foto
Mid-sized mountain style open concept living room photo in Denver with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
Mid-sized mountain style open concept living room photo in Denver with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
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