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As featured in Aspire Magazine, 1stDibs' "Introspective", Architectural Digest online, and HouseBeautiful.com: Primary Bedroom at the 2022 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse designed by Tara McCauley.
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This seating area in the Primary Bedroom features moiré silk Schumacher wallpaper and an ivory indoor/outdoor rug. The Billy Baldwin sofa is upholstered in Scalamandré's iconic Tigre velvet with bullion fringe trim. Visual Comfort Art Deco style sconces are mounted above the marble fireplace.

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern 3/4 stone slab dark wood floor doorless shower remodel in Chicago with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, beige walls, a drop-in sink and solid surface countertops
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design by maggie yackel for lucy and company, photo by mekenzie france
Example of a transitional bedroom design in Charlotte
Example of a transitional bedroom design in Charlotte

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Before photo. Dirty, and mildewed! Any decorative concrete overlay, including stained concrete must be sealed so this does not happen. Christopher Hill

Living Room in Alyssa Lane | Key Feature: A complete kitchen + living room transformation designed for a young, growing family who loved their home, but needed it to work harder and reflect their personality. The updated kitchen became the heart of the home, featuring a hidden smoothie station to keep daily essentials out of sight, plus a dedicated cocktail bar setup for entertaining. In the living room, the fireplace wall was fully reimagined by centering the previously cornered fireplace and creating a multifunctional media wall with custom furnishings and a statement chandelier. To top it off, the former formal dining room was transformed into a bar lounge with custom brass shelving, a black grasscloth backdrop, and a bold, elevated vibe perfect for hosting friends and family.
Challenge: This home belonged to a young couple with two small kids and a growing business, and while they loved the house itself, the spaces didn’t support the way they actually lived. The kitchen lacked function and storage, everyday routines (like smoothie-making) created visual clutter, and cocktail entertaining essentials were being shoved into the pantry with no dedicated space. The living room also felt awkward and unfinished due to the cornered fireplace, which made it difficult to create a centered, functional media wall. On top of that, the formal dining room wasn’t being used, leaving valuable square footage underutilized and disconnected from their lifestyle and personality.
Solution: We redesigned the home around how the family truly uses it day-to-day, focusing on function, personality, and elevated livability. In the kitchen, we created a modern, highly organized layout complete with a hidden smoothie station so daily supplies stay accessible but out of sight. For entertaining, we designed a dedicated bar area for Ryan, giving him a more inspired space to make cocktails without relying on pantry storage. In the living room, we centered the fireplace and fully revamped the feature wall into a multifunctional entertainment/media wall, then layered in custom furniture pieces and a statement chandelier to bring warmth and style. Finally, we converted the unused formal dining room into a bar lounge with custom brass shelving, a striking black grasscloth wall, and a sophisticated hangout space perfect for entertaining family and friends.
Budget: $100k-$150k |
Timeline: 4 months
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