Traditional Front Entryway Accessorized with Schlage Camelot Style Touchscreen Deadbolt Handleset in Satin Nickel
Example of a classic exterior home design in Indianapolis

Mimi Erickson
Closet - country closet idea in Atlanta

Mimi Erickson
Cottage bathroom photo in Atlanta

Mid-sized danish master white tile and ceramic tile mosaic tile floor and multicolored floor alcove shower photo in Grand Rapids with flat-panel cabinets, white walls, an undermount sink, quartzite countertops, white countertops, medium tone wood cabinets and a hinged shower door

Mimi Erickson
Example of a cottage bedroom design in Atlanta

The highlight of this project is the large 2nd floor open space that combines Kitchen-Dining-Living rooms. Skylights flood the space with natural light even in winter. The central stair allows for circular traffic flow and there are views from every corner. --John Wilbanks Photography

Mimi Erickson
Bathroom - cottage bathroom idea in Atlanta

There are spectacular views from every corner of this large 2nd story open space combining Kitchen-Dining-Family rooms. -- John Wilbanks Photography
Family room - large contemporary loft-style family room idea in Seattle with a media wall

Inspiration for a large industrial wooden u-shaped metal railing staircase remodel in Chicago with painted risers

Mimi Erickson
Farmhouse bathroom photo in Atlanta

David Cannon - photographer
Inspiration for a farmhouse home bar remodel in Atlanta

double door front entrance w/ covered porch
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless concrete floor front door remodel with a black front door

Foyer - mid-sized coastal medium tone wood floor foyer idea in Bridgeport with a glass front door and white walls

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Large transitional beige floor home climbing wall photo in Denver with gray walls

Mimi Erickson
Kids' room - cottage kids' room idea in Atlanta

Mimi Erickson
Cottage family room photo in Atlanta

Meghan Beierle-O'Brien
Inspiration for a timeless closet remodel in Los Angeles

The "main room" in the apartment had to serve multiple functions - a living room, a kitchen, a dining room, as well as a place to store items like our client's bicycle. Because space was tight, we used a small bistro table so that our client could sit with one other person (or more by pulling up other chairs) and enjoy a meal. By using a wall mounted bike rack that also incorporated some storage for his helmet + lock, we were able to save some space, and love the way that it highlights our client's graffiti art purchased on the streets of NYC! Photos by Matthew Williams