A sun filled room to start your morning with a coffee and newspaper beside the gas fire. The linear gas fireplace is surrounded by subtle white large format tile and a custom made wood mantle.

Reflections of the past heritage of the building mixed with the new, electric vibes existing there now.
Entryway - eclectic wallpaper entryway idea with multicolored walls and a glass front door

The Syndicate exterior in Bellefontaine, Ohio
Example of an urban metal exterior home design

This little seating area has a unique vibe to it that is perfect for your morning coffee reading the newspaper or winding down at the end of the night with a drink. The mixes of rustic features and modern shapes makes this transitional design harmonious.

This client project is the subject of one of my columns for The Union newspaper, please read article for details. Fab Farmhouse Facelift: http://www.theunion.com/entertainment/22508490-113/sa-sam-jernigan-fab-farmhouse-facelift (Photos by Sam Jernigan, interior designer)

The Heritage Maple reach-in pantry pictured includes shelving, open beech drawers, glass racks, tray dividers, pull-out wire baskets and pull-out spice and wine racks.

Best of House Design and Service 2014.
Inspiration for a timeless living room remodel in San Francisco

The contemporary metal magazine rack is a great choice if you are looking for stylish and chic furniture belongings. This magazine holder is crafted from metal with a basket and handle. Plus, this one features a movable and easy carry when your family deside to have a short trip in the spring or just a weekend family day. Take a few newspapers or books or magazines to the park, laying on the grass, and enjoy the happiness hours.

We replaced the wood and sheet metal awning with a prefabricated wrap-around steel awning hung from custom brackets. A few updates inside included a custom steel entry ramp, new HVAC, new drywall, refinished floors, and a simple neon sign.

This Calgary home needed a little more than a lick of paint and new furniture. Together with our lovely clients, we undertook a mini renovation. We ripped out the carpet on the stairs and second floor, installed a stunning new tile for the fireplace, replaced all the light fixtures, and gave the mudroom a “functional facelift” with new tile and shelving. Voila! Instant update. We also overhauled the first floor powder room (below), with our own special ode to Joanna Gaines (of HGTV’s Fixer Upper)! Modern, rustic, not too fussy. This powder room is precious. We replaced everything from the toilet and vanity to the paper holder. We were thrilled when our clients opted for this unique cement tile, ecstatic when they chose the vintage newspaper wallpaper, and downright beside ourselves when they finished it off with the beautiful matte black paint. We’re sure Joanna Gaines would feel the exact same way. We could stand in the doorway and stare at this powder room all day

A water garden will make a beautiful and relaxing addition to any yard. ... When designing a water garden, aim to mimic nature. The shape of the pond should be organic and irregular, real rocks and boulders should surround the water, and aquatic plants should be grown. Sound is also a crucial part of a water garden. The chair, newspaper and the cofee?

A series of distinctive cupboards, specially designed around the material NewspaperWood, characterized by a sound and finely detailed construction. NewspaperWood is a new material invented by Mieke Meijer, developed together with the Dutch design label Vij5 and now produced and distributed by a new NewspaperWood company. It returns newspapers, which are made from wood, into wood again. When a NewspaperWood log is cut, the layers of paper appear like lines of a wood grain or the rings of a tree and therefore resemble the aesthetic of real wood. Breg Hanssen, the designer of the Framed cabinet, was fascinated especially by the indeterminable but distinct colour of the NewspaperWood material. To emphasize this quality he decided to incorporate NewspaperWood into a piece of furniture by combining it with contrasting colours. With this he literally ‘frames’ the material in coated steel. The cabinets are build out of a solid steel frame which can be delivered in different variations and colours. design by Breg Hanssen photo credits by 19 Greek Street, photography by Jamie McGregor Smith

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Powder room - traditional powder room idea in San Diego with a console sink and multicolored walls

Inspiration for a large farmhouse porcelain tile mudroom remodel in Salt Lake City with white walls and a white front door

A detail shot of the basement stairs demonstrates its geometric appeal. Once again, the whimsy of the homeowners is evident in this interplay of original materials and wallpaper with a "vintage" newspaper theme.

A serene riverside retreat in Aspen, this home blends natural materials, custom details, and modern lines to create a timeless, sensory-rich sanctuary rooted in calm, connection, and flow. In this cozy lounge, we added a plush, sheepskin armchair and a sculptural side table. The rich wood shelving is filled with books, art, and greenery, creating a stylish and inviting space for relaxation.

Whether it's Sunday morning coffee with the newspaper or a glass of wine with friends, this living room affords the homeowners the perfect spot to relax. Erin Parker Emerald Coast Real Estate Photography

A series of distinctive cupboards, specially designed around the material NewspaperWood, characterized by a sound and finely detailed construction. NewspaperWood is a new material invented by Mieke Meijer, developed together with the Dutch design label Vij5 and now produced and distributed by a new NewspaperWood company. It returns newspapers, which are made from wood, into wood again. When a NewspaperWood log is cut, the layers of paper appear like lines of a wood grain or the rings of a tree and therefore resemble the aesthetic of real wood. Breg Hanssen, the designer of the Framed cabinet, was fascinated especially by the indeterminable but distinct colour of the NewspaperWood material. To emphasize this quality he decided to incorporate NewspaperWood into a piece of furniture by combining it with contrasting colours. With this he literally ‘frames’ the material in coated steel. The cabinets are build out of a solid steel frame which can be delivered in different variations and colours. design by Breg Hanssen photo credits by Jeroen van der Wielen

Inspiration for a timeless dark wood floor enclosed dining room remodel in New York with no fireplace