Transitional bedroom photo in Los Angeles

The design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light, cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor modifications to those. Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the laundry room to the chamber. An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors (e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom). We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes, customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and contemporary artwork.

Rose Garland Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Example of a trendy bedroom design in Dallas

Fold Seres o ers a chance to catch peaceful harmony n your bathrooms wth color optons lke cappuccno, mnk and whte. Wth ts modern desgn and functonal solutons, Fold Seres uncovers the well-deserved beauty of your bathroom.

Example of a classic bedroom design in Little Rock

The design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light, cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor modifications to those. Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the laundry room to the chamber. An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors (e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom). We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes, customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and contemporary artwork.

Example of a mid-sized classic master concrete floor and brown floor bedroom design in Little Rock with brown walls

Heaven Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Inspiration for a contemporary bedroom remodel in Dallas

An embossed metal ceiling in this rockin' basement! Panels are pattern #1204 in the Clear finish.
Basement photo in Minneapolis

Example of an eclectic kitchen design in New York

This loft is located in the Electra building, which is Downtown San Diego’s tallest residential tower. Electra stands 43 stories tall, and is an easy building to spot in the Columbia District on the corner of Kettner Boulevard and Broadway. Especially unique is the old façade of the historic San Diego Gas and Electric building incorporated into the bottom exterior of the building. The design of the loft is young and contemporary with an emphasis on comfort and warm materials.

The design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light, cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor modifications to those. Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the laundry room to the chamber. An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors (e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom). We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes, customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and contemporary artwork.

The design task was to create a 160 m2 family house, an elegant, light, cheerful home for a young couple. We could already start work from the architectural plans, so they could even initiate some minor modifications to those. Cooking plays an important role in the lives of the customers, so the detailed kitchen utensil requirements were part of the brief. They would also like to have kids in the future, so the goal was to make the kitchen, dining room and living room function as one space, and the dining room extendable. However, a relatively small space was available for this, so the kitchen was given an unusual formal design. With every detail in mind, the most current mechanical and intelligent systems have been integrated into the house: from the unique drying system in the laundry room to the chamber. An interesting solution is the placement of the sinks in one of the bathrooms, their back wall functions as a screen for the shower. In addition, one half of the building is underground, so those solutions have been preferred, which allow more natural light into the interiors (e.g., acid-coated glass and glass bathroom doors have been used in the common wall of the illuminated staircase and bathroom). We were free to walk between styles. So geometric, playful shapes, customer-preferred blue and oak veneered wood surfaces create harmony in the spaces. The walls feature contemporary posters, custom prints and contemporary artwork.

Secret Garden Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Trendy bedroom photo in Dallas

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Example of a beach style bedroom design in Miami

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Beach style bedroom photo in Miami

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Bedroom - transitional guest medium tone wood floor bedroom idea in Grand Rapids with beige walls

Secret Garden Nursery and Art Deco Tornado Door Mural by Sheri Moen photo by Sheri Moen
Inspiration for a contemporary bedroom remodel in Dallas

Photographer: Erin M. Hennigar The dining room was a dynamic space as it was two stories high. Overlooking the dining room was the master bedroom/loft space. To capitalize on the height of the space while still bringing the scale to a comfort level the designer utilized the oversized art work, chandelier and comfortably sized furniture to stabilize the open plan design.