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family room with a view of the open kitchen
Living room - transitional living room idea in Los Angeles

Colorful play room Photography by Madeline Tolle
Example of a transitional entryway design in Los Angeles

Colorful play room Photography by Madeline Tolle
Inspiration for a transitional kids' room remodel in Los Angeles

Example of a trendy family room design in Los Angeles

Bedroom - transitional bedroom idea in Los Angeles

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Colorful play room Photography by Madeline Tolle
Transitional family room photo in Los Angeles

view of dining room and main hall
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Erika Birman
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Erika Birman
Minimalist living room photo in Los Angeles

Creating an indoor/outdoor connection was paramount for the master suite. This was to become the owner’s private oasis. A vaulted ceiling and window wall invite the flow of natural light. A fireplace and private exit to the garden house provide the perfect respite after a busy day. The new master bath, flanked by his and her walk-in closets, has a tile shower or soaking tub for bathing. Wall Paint Color: Benjamin Moore HC 167, Amherst Gray flat. Architectural Design: Sennikoff Architects. Kitchen Design. Architectural Detailing & Photo Staging: Zieba Builders. Photography: Ken Henry.

Erika Birman
Minimalist home office photo in Los Angeles

Erika Birman
Dining room - modern dining room idea in Los Angeles

Erika Birman
Minimalist living room photo in Los Angeles

Erika Birman
Living room - modern living room idea in Los Angeles

Erika Birman
Example of a minimalist living room design in Los Angeles

The existing quirky floor plan of this 17 year old kitchen created 4 work areas and left no room for a proper laundry and utility room. We actually made this kitchen smaller to make it function better. We took the cramped u-shaped area that housed the stove and refrigerator and walled it off to create a new more generous laundry room with room for ironing & sewing. The now rectangular shaped kitchen was reoriented by installing new windows with higher sills we were able to line the exterior wall with cabinets and counter, giving the sink a nice view to the side yard. To create the Victorian look the owners desired in their 1920’s home, we used wall cabinets with inset doors and beaded panels, for economy the base cabinets are full overlay doors & drawers all in the same finish, Nordic White. The owner selected a gorgeous serene white river granite for the counters and we selected a taupe glass subway tile to pull the palette together. Another special feature of this kitchen is the custom pocket dog door. The owner’s had a salvaged door that we incorporated in a pocket in the peninsula to corale the dogs when the owner aren’t home. Tina Colebrook