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Having a small child, loving to entertain and looking to declutter and kid-proof the gathering spaces of their home in the quaint village of Rockville Centre, Long Island, a stone’s throw from Manhattan, our client’s main objective was to have their living room and den transformed with a family friendly home makeover with mid-century modern tones boasting a formal, yet relaxed spirit
Stepping into the home we found their living room and den both architecturally well appointed yet in need of modern transitional furniture pieces and the pops of color our clients admired, as there was a substantial amount of cool, cold grays in the rooms.
Decor Aid designer Vivian C. approached the design and placement of the pieces sourced to be kid-friendly while remaining sophisticated and practical for entertaining.
“We played off of the clients love for blush pinks, mid-century modern and turquoise. We played with the use of gold and silver metals to mix it up.”
In the living room, we used the prominent bay window and its illuminating natural light as the main architectural focal point, while the fireplace and mantels soft white tone helped inform the minimalist color palette for which we styled the room around.
To add warmth to the living room we played off of the clients love for blush pinks and turquoise while elevating the room with flashes of gold and silver metallic pieces. For a sense of play and to tie the space together we punctuated the kid-friendly living room with an eclectic juxtaposition of colors and materials, from a beautifully patchworked geometric cowhide rug from All Modern, to a whimsical mirror placed over an unexpected, bold geometric credenza, to the blush velvet barrel chair and abstract blue watercolor pillows.
“When sourcing furniture and objects, we chose items that had rounded edges and were shatter proof as it was vital to keep each room’s decor childproof.” Vivian ads.
Their vision for the den remained chic, with comfort and practical functionality key to create an area for the young family to come together.
For the den, our main challenge was working around the pre-existing dark gray sectional sofa. To combat its chunkiness, we played off of the hues in the cubist framed prints placed above and focused on blue and orange accents which complement and play off of each other well. We selected orange storage ottomans in easy to clean, kid-friendly leather to maximize space and functionality. To personalize the appeal of the den we included black and white framed family photos. In the end, the result created a fun, relaxed space where our clients can enjoy family moments or watch a game while taking in the scenic view of their backyard.
For harmony between the rooms, the overall tone for each room is mid-century modern meets bold, yet classic contemporary through the use of mixed materials and fabrications including marble, stone, metals and plush velvet, creating a cozy yet sophisticated enough atmosphere for entertaining family and friends and raising a young children.
“The result od this family friendly room was really fantastic! Adding some greenery, more pillows and throws really made the space pop.” Vivian C. Decor Aid’s Designer

The home’s modern architecture is blended with elements of warmth to inspire relaxation, fun, and the long-lost art of face-to-face interaction. Varying lounge settings encourage a flow of activity. The enclosed fireplace brings visual warmth amid the home's tropical Miami setting.
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Large minimalist walk-out concrete floor and beige floor basement photo in Portland with white walls and no fireplace

Homerwood Hickory Turmeric recently installed by Precision Flooring. What do you think? #flooring #decor #design
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless u-shaped light wood floor enclosed kitchen remodel in San Francisco with dark wood cabinets, marble countertops, beige walls and an island
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless u-shaped light wood floor enclosed kitchen remodel in San Francisco with dark wood cabinets, marble countertops, beige walls and an island

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Example of a mid-sized eclectic galley light wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Boston with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, yellow cabinets, wood countertops, multicolored backsplash, ceramic backsplash, paneled appliances and an island
Example of a mid-sized eclectic galley light wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Boston with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, yellow cabinets, wood countertops, multicolored backsplash, ceramic backsplash, paneled appliances and an island

The homeowners wanted a more rustic and natural look for the porch floor, to satisfy this request we installed a KDAT pressure treated wooden floor. KDAT is kiln-dried to give you the appearance of a composite with the natural beauty and character of real wood. Dried to its original moisture content in a controlled environment, the wood dries evenly to minimize the natural tendency of freshly treated lumber to shrink, cup or warp. For added impact, Archadeck of NE Dallas-Southlake also installed the flooring using a patchwork design. We stained the floor in Dark Walnut and used extra Walnut along the border for contrast.

Fun kids room with new double hung replacement window we installed. This colorful room with patchwork walls with playful decals looks delightful with this new white window installed that lets in lots of natural light. Get started buying new windows for you home with Renewal by Andersen of New Jersey, New York City, Staten Island and The Bronx.
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Keeping with the craftsman design, these homeowners wanted to keep the same color palette but with all new products. When weighing the ongoing costs of patchwork repairs and repainting against a comprehensive exterior renovation, the cost vs. value equation became clear. Opting for new siding, energy-efficient windows, doors, and updated trim not only resolved maintenance issues but also ensured a long-term solution, tackling unseen deterioration that could be very costly in the future.

This area was designed to showcase the simple collection of art in both the true form, and the utilitarian form,. With an emphasis to bring in touches of bright color that stand out against the warm background tones.

The homeowner of this old, detached garage wanted to create a functional living space with a kitchen, bathroom and second-story bedroom, while still maintaining a functional garage space. We salvaged hickory wood for the floors and built custom fir cabinets in the kitchen with patchwork tile backsplash and energy efficient appliances. As a historical home but without historical requirements, we had fun blending era-specific elements like traditional wood windows, French doors, and wood garage doors with modern elements like solar panels on the roof and accent lighting in the stair risers. In preparation for the next phase of construction (a full kitchen remodel and addition to the main house), we connected the plumbing between the main house and carriage house to make the project more cost-effective. We also built a new gate with custom stonework to match the trellis, expanded the patio between the main house and garage, and installed a gas fire pit to seamlessly tie the structures together and provide a year-round outdoor living space.

Design: Camille Henderson Davis // Photos: Jenna Peffley
Inspiration for a large 1950s u-shaped light wood floor and beige floor kitchen remodel in Los Angeles with a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, multicolored backsplash, ceramic backsplash, colored appliances, an island and white countertops
Inspiration for a large 1950s u-shaped light wood floor and beige floor kitchen remodel in Los Angeles with a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, multicolored backsplash, ceramic backsplash, colored appliances, an island and white countertops

A full view of the bathroom highlights the bold use of geometry, where Mirdor hexagonal tiles stand out against blue walls. These unique cement tiles pair perfectly with concrete flooring and black fittings, emphasizing the industrial character of the space. Their matte finish gives the interior a refined look. Being through-colored cement tiles, they are resistant to wear, making them suitable as both floor and wall tiles. Choosing Cerames guarantees Spanish tiles that will impress every guest.

The close-up of the washbasin area highlights the intricate details and depth of colours that distinguish the Belinda Talavera washbasin. This unique Mexican basin is protected by a thick layer of glaze, thanks to which the Mexican countertop washbasin is highly resistant to scratches and abrasion of the pattern. The entire composition is complemented by subtle coasters made of Mexican tiles. If you are looking for a solution such as a semi-countertop washbasin, this model perfectly combines artistic craftsmanship with practical use.
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Keeping with the craftsman design, these homeowners wanted to keep the same color palette but with all new products. When weighing the ongoing costs of patchwork repairs and repainting against a comprehensive exterior renovation, the cost vs. value equation became clear. Opting for new siding, energy-efficient windows, doors, and updated trim not only resolved maintenance issues but also ensured a long-term solution, tackling unseen deterioration that could be very costly in the future.
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