Inspiring gallery wall with books and storage to allow for everything to be at your finger tips while working. Patrick Cline
Home office - mid-sized contemporary freestanding desk carpeted home office idea in New York with white walls and no fireplace

This collected living room boast imported treasures, and unique finds. An indian swing paired with Asian Ming chairs, bone inlay coffee table with an underlying modern touch tie it all together. The metallic gold tray ceiling and drapes act as jewelry adding a level of refinement to the rustic elements.

This open space great room is fit for entertaining! With rich wide plank hand scrapped floors, ultra modern furnishings, and sophisticated monochromatic palette this space is the rebirth of cool. Located in: Fulton, MD

This collected living room boast imported treasures, and unique finds. An indian swing paired with Asian Ming chairs, bone inlay coffee table with an underlying modern touch tie it all together. The metallic gold tray ceiling and drapes act as jewelry adding a level of refinement to the rustic elements.

This office displays rugged masculine touches of distressed wood and worn leather coupled with vintage antiques.
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional freestanding desk carpeted study room remodel in DC Metro with beige walls

When asked to revamp this tiny dining room in two weeks so the homeowners could host their family for the holidays we sprung to action! We added drama with bold red window treatments and selected a collection of interesting plates and chargers to hang on the wall in place of traditional artwork.

Gibeon Photography
Inspiration for a contemporary concrete floor living room remodel

This modern masculine living space redefines the bachelor pad. With a sophisticated palette of chocolate & gray designer Andrea Mason incorporates masculine notes with rustic reclaimed wood coffee table, industrial galvanized steel end tables and graphic patterns to create a modern day bachelor pad.

When tasked with restoring the master bathroom of this 1909 row house Andrea Mason and the team at Perceptions set out to transform the utilitarian space into a romantic retreat. Keeping the original footprint we replaced the outdated tile with white marble, framed the shower in glass, added built-it storage, a chandelier, and retreated the original claw-foot tub with a navy blue exterior. The end result, a relaxing retreat with modern amenities and a classic romantic feel.

This exquisite modern home showcases both new and collected pieces throughout. The black and white walls and ceilings are remarkably stunning a lure your eye in.

When asked to revamp this tiny dining room in two weeks so the homeowners could host their family for the holidays we sprung to action! We added drama with bold red window treatments and selected a collection of interesting plates and chargers to hang on the wall in place of traditional artwork.

A blind door off of the entrance hall. Photographer: David Duncan Livingston
Example of a classic hallway design in San Francisco

Michael Hsu
Example of a large trendy living room design in Austin

Cedar wood and stucco paired with natural stone details make up the striking exterior while massive windows flood the interior with natural light. Nestled in a lush wooded surround the landscape ensures every room has a serene view.

Cedar wood and stucco paired with natural stone details make up the striking exterior while massive windows flood the interior with natural light. Nestled in a lush wooded surround the landscape ensures every room has a serene view.

This exquisite modern home showcases both new and collected pieces throughout. The black and white walls and ceilings are remarkably stunning a lure your eye in.

When tasked with restoring the master bathroom of this 1909 row house Andrea Mason and the team at Perceptions set out to transform the utilitarian space into a romantic retreat. Keeping the original footprint we replaced the outdated tile with white marble, framed the shower in glass, added built-it storage, a chandelier, and retreated the original claw-foot tub with a navy blue exterior. The end result, a relaxing retreat with modern amenities and a classic romantic feel.

The owners of this DC row house needed to convert the once neglected catch all space into a functioning guest room and home office. The result, a cool gray pallet with pops of red. The minimalist approach to this tiny space makes a bold striking statement while leaving just enough room for guest to feel at home.

Gallery with a mirrored door and crown molding. Photographer: Lisa Romerein
Transitional hallway photo in San Francisco