This Shaker style kitchen has all the hallmarks of a Transitional Style. The Shaker style in Suede Gray is quickly becoming more popular and is the new trend for 2018. Quartz countertops and Carrara Marble Backsplash in subway complete the transformation. Cabinet Refacing saved the homeowners on budget, allowing for upgrading in other places like appliances, backsplash and flooring. Outfitted with storage accessories galore and is the a sophisticated new look, style and functionality

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Large transitional u-shaped light wood floor and brown floor kitchen photo in New York with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

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Bring the outdoors inside with a topiary themed #tablescape! This exquisite display is titled "Magical Garden" by Naples Interior Designers, Bruni Darwin & Kelly Sexton! Perfect for a unique #holiday party! #LiveLifeBeautifully

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Traditional in style, this classic Antique White cabinetry is forever popular. The creamy color is complemented by a cream and gray granite palette. Using cabinet refacing to stay on budget, the new doors in Hamilton style are a timeless choice. The lighter kitchen cabinet color illuminates the room, with an bright and new ambiance giving this kitchen it's 'Designer look.' . The granite countertops further enrich the space with an elegance and style. Photography: Max Holiver

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Living in the home for over 25 years, their kitchen was in need of an update. We’re thinking since the 60s! A hybrid solution for more savings was the perfect compromise. Reface cabinets and add some new achieved results. Antique Satin White in a Prestige Square raised panel door provides a timeless design. We added glass fronts to the display cabinets in Villa style for a touch of glamour. Cambria countertops in quartz. The color is “Berwyn” with streams of gray and white. The backsplash in a lantern pattern adds interest. Neutrals abound! The homeowner wanted a simple, yet timeless design. Choosing to add color through décor items, they can update seasonally.

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Initially devoid of a front garden, the space featured only a century-old arborvitae hedge on a sloped bed. Our transformation included the construction of a retaining wall with elegant columns, displaying a curated collection of handmade pots. A new hedge was introduced, housing Mediterranean trees like olive, bay, and guava. The courtyard and gravel garden bed, layered with decomposed granite, minimize mud accumulation. The addition of lighting and irrigation ensures both aesthetic appeal and the garden's overall health, creating a simple yet captivating oasis for the family and their neighbors to enjoy.

Always wanting an island for dining and prep, this homeowner decided it was time to remodel the kitchen. Removing the peninsula made the room more open and airy, and allowed for the island to create a stunning focal point. We saved on budget by refacing the existing cabinets and building a custom island --this allowed room in the budget to upgrade to a marble backsplash--another classic that will remain timeless for decades. Pulling in some neutrals like whites and greys and then injecting her favorite color blue, the kitchen became an extension of her! Quartz countertops in Torquay and classic shaker-style cabinets make this a coastal classic design. The blue is just the cherry on the cake, or should we say blueberry?

Dramatic ornamental grass, Pennisetum 'First Knight', is surrounded by ornamental cabbage, peppers and celosia to provide colorful and textural contrast in an urn that sits at the top of the front entrance.

Bay window, in master bedroom gets blackout lined drapery. These chairs were the inspiration for this linen fabric.
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