Matte black fixtures are used throughout the bathroom, including widespread faucets, a fixed shower head, and a handheld shower on an adjustable bar, tying the design together with cohesive detail

Example of a minimalist home design design in Sacramento

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Inspiration for a mediterranean home design remodel in Dallas

Fleeting but wonderful shadows are cast during the late afternoon in Autumn

Prestige Chandelier's workshop images before packing and shipping
Hallway - mid-sized modern carpeted hallway idea in Baltimore with brown walls

This bathroom was constructed from start to finish in an area of the the client’s basement that was not prepped for a 3-piece bathroom, so a lot of concrete floor cutting was involved. The client merely said, “I like grays and blacks,” and that was it! He trusted our judgement and asked for us to surprise him. After a meeting with our interior designer at Beaver Tile, a really unique and beautiful tile arrangement came together utilizing ceramic and porcelain tiles. With the beautiful tile “mural” on the main shower wall, the dual Delta shower heads, a corner seat, and clear glass slider doors with brushed nickel framing, our client was thrilled with the final shower design. Continuing to weave blacks and grays through the rest of the bathroom, 12”x24” ceramic and porcelain tiles were laid into the floor in a brick pattern, and a counter top of “steel gray” granite was installed on top of the white shaker vanity. The Delta brushed nickel fixtures added the final touch of coordinated color to the bathroom. And next year? The client would like us to do his Master Bathroom and Kitchen! Photos of the final product will be added here as soon as we have them.

Dome at top of spiral staircase. Dome diameter is about fifteen feet. The dome is traditional three coat plaster. Photo by Larry Stoll.
Home design - large traditional home design idea in New York

Example of an urban home design design in Columbus

Inspiration for a timeless kitchen remodel in Atlanta

Jackie wanted a fresh new look for her living room, and she REALLY wanted cream leather furniture. We found her this great set at an affordable price, kept the existing wall color and carpet, and let new fabrics and wall art bring in the color. The room now looks fresh and modern, as well as much bigger! ps - the rocker cushions are still being recovered. Stay tuned for updated photos!

Transitional bedroom photo in Portland Maine