John Welsh
Example of a medium tone wood floor kitchen design in Philadelphia with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Nestled beneath the oaks at Hayes Park on Johns Island, our boutique textile showroom is just minutes from the new North Charleston design district. This inviting space serves as a creative studio and retail destination for interior designers and homeowners throughout Charleston and the Lowcountry. Featuring handcrafted pillows, small-batch fabric collections, café curtains, and wallcoverings, our showroom blends Southern charm with an artful, coastal aesthetic. From custom Roman shades to curated upholstery accents, visitors can experience the full range of our bespoke home offerings in person.

A dash of chic, an air of sophistication and a splash of color make Sunset Point as stunning as it is unforgettable. Three designer finishes, sweeping scale and soft organic cathedral white oak veneers come together in a casual cottage waterside furniture collection that is equally at home for lakeside or seaside.

Cabinet Brand: Haas Signature Collection Wood Species: Maple Wall Cabinet Finish: Urban Dream Island Cabinet Finish: Bronze (discontinued) Wall Counter tops: Bailey's Exclusive Quartz, Bullnose edge detail, Bella Carrera color Island Counter top: John Boos Butcher Block, Walnut, Oil finish

The jewel of this Maine beach cottage is the living room with its curved, bead-board ceiling and expansive views of the saltwater marsh and nearby beach. Photo © JeffRobertsImaging

These fish were collected years ago and saved for the right installation. They are attached to a board above where any water can splash accented by a band of green tiles. John Larcade was the architect for the remodel and fish placement, what looks like a simple project. Not so as the original bathroom was tiny and more space was needed, borrowed from another small space. The idea was to keep things clean and simple.

We worked with the client and custom cabinet maker, Brad Allen Woodworks to create this gorgeous media center. We also selected all the furnishings, rugs, lamps, window coverings and accessories. We incorporated the client's art collection into the finished design.

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Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional living room remodel in San Francisco with a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

John. W. Hession, photographer. Built by Old Hampshire Designs, Inc.
Example of a mid-sized trendy medium tone wood floor and brown floor great room design in Boston with beige walls and no fireplace

This wedge shaped spa-bath attached to the home's gym area features a particularly unique design element. A pronounced stripe runs down the center of the floor and onto the ceiling, separating the textured, striated porcelain stone tile on the left from the smooth glass tile on the right. The bisecting stripe is actually a mixture of the porcelain stone and the glass tiles, creating a definitive and visually pleasing transition. John Carlson, Carlson Productions, LLC.

A quite sitting area for guests to relax and enjoy the Texas panhandle views. Custom furniture, décor, and styling by Panache.
Bedroom - large transitional guest carpeted and white floor bedroom idea in Austin with white walls and no fireplace

Nestled on a corner lot in the Madrona neighborhood, we chose to exploit the abundance of natural light in this 1905 home. We worked with Board & Vellum to remodel this residence from the dining and living rooms to the kitchen and powder room. Our client loved bold rich colors, perfect in combination with the natural lighting of the home. We used blue hues throughout, mirroring the palette in the details of the accessories and artwork. We balanced the deep shades in the kitchen with coastal grey quartz and honed Calacatta Marble backsplash, extending from the countertop to the ceiling. Filling the main space with comfortable furniture married with a collection of colors, textures, and patterns proved for cohesive balanced style. DATE COMPLETED – 2016 LOCATION – SEATTLE, WA PHOTOGRAPHY – JOHN GRANEN PHOTOGRAPHY

In downtown Argenta, North Little Rock a new three story building was constructed to house Cregan's Irish pub on the first floor, corporate offices on the second floor and condo's on the third floor. John Rogers Design provided interior and lighting design services for a client who was open to new ideas. The owner moved from a spacious home in suburban west Little Rock. He wanted to scale down while having plenty of space to entertain and display his impressive art collection. He has working knowledge of architecture and had definite ideas on design. He also made time to get involved in the planning and design phases of the project. It was a wonderful collaboration made in design heaven. This space was a blank slate, only the perimeter demising walls that separated tenet space were in place. The owner wanted all his furnishings and accessories incorporated into the space plan. Our services were to space plan, design all millwork, select all interior finishes, lighting design and develop the interior architectural documents with an architect. The following CUE magazine 2009 article interview best describes our project. Credits; Contractor: Dave Grundfest Company https://www.grundfest.com/ Millwork: Cunningham & Sons / Gary Cunningham Concrete Counters: ICS- Chis Carroll Photographer: John Watson

John. W. Hession, photographer. Built by Old Hampshire Designs, Inc.
Example of a huge trendy carpeted and beige floor hallway design in Boston with beige walls

The dining table was made of a solid slab of walnut by Luke Bartels. The dining fixture was custom made for the space by John Pomp. Alex Johnson
Enclosed dining room - mid-sized contemporary dark wood floor enclosed dining room idea in San Francisco

Originally this was a very common looking steel chandelier. Client agreed to black and the results were stunning. Farrow and Ball wallpaper and paint provide a perfect backdrop for the client's bourgeoning collection of vintage and family photographs.

Competing focal points was the design challenge for this living room. The large fireplace was at one end of the room and a golf course view at the other. Back to back sofas create two seating areas so that both features could be enjoyed. The fireplace was enhanced with a surround of 100+ yr. old wood. A backdrop of soothing green tones on the walls enables the original art to pop. A color palette of antique celadon and burnt umber resides beautifully with the deep rich tones of the wood furnishings. The heirloom quality tea table is a John Widdicomb piece that was purchased from a private collection. The over-scaled library cabinet and buffet was used to create intimacy and display a myriad of family’s collectibles. Photos by Randy Colwell

Haas Signature Collection Wood Species: Maple Cabinet Finish: Bistro Door Style: Shakertown V Cabinet Countertop: Quartz Zodiaq, Eased edge, London Sky color Island Countertop: John Boos Butcherblock, Walnut

John Richard This set of three glass vases features handblown aqua glass, with clouds and bubbles floating in the glass. This stunning mid-century-style credenza is reminiscent of Mad Men, martinis, and music. The case is veneered in figured, smoked eucalyptus, as is the front of the credenza. Random triangles with opposing grain direction are defined by routered gold lines and gilded areas. There are three auto-latch drawers in the center, and two auto-latch doors on either side. The artwork from glass artist Mary Hong is a beautiful addition to our collection. The earthy hues and broken glass embedded in a high-gloss vitreous finish make each piece unique. A buffet lamp has brass spheres suspended in antique bronze loops.