Search results for "Periods" in Home Design Ideas

Sitting Room
What a backdrop to work with! Our client wanted to keep the panelled walls and built-in bookcases, and these beautiful old beamed walls work so well with the contemporary additions to the space. Colour is key throughout this project - here rich jewel-toned upholstery and some fabulous gold chairs and side tables make this room feel both opulent and welcoming. The curtains and tiebacks pull the colours and the different periods together. As ever, details elevate the room - a floor lamp with sculptural details, and co-ordinating cushions with trims. Among our favourite elements is the rug - emerald green with a leopard design, a perfect finishing touch.

The main landing area of the upstairs hallway is illuminated by a four light waterfall chandelier in our Verdigris Patina finish.
Inspiration for a transitional hallway remodel in Milwaukee
Inspiration for a transitional hallway remodel in Milwaukee

Cozy corner inside renovation of a period cottage by Design Haus Architects
Hallway - farmhouse hallway idea
Hallway - farmhouse hallway idea
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Medieval-Inspired Stained Glass Window
Glass: heavy-textured translucent colored glass with square and round glass jewels
Lead: 1/4" rounded
Size: 1 @ ~18" x 18" x 1/4"
This product was commissioned and made-to-order. If you're interested in this design, let's chat! We can recreate it for you to your specified dimensions, or we can discuss any design changes you'd like, as well as additional options for materials (glass texture, color, lead size, etc.). Reach out to hello@legacyglass.com to get started!

New kitchen extension opening onto courtyard garden. Rooflights have been included to maximise natural light. Polished concrete floor.
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Dublin
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Dublin

Sitting Room
What a backdrop to work with! Our client wanted to keep the panelled walls and built-in bookcases, and these beautiful old beamed walls work so well with the contemporary additions to the space. Colour is key throughout this project - here rich jewel-toned upholstery and some fabulous gold chairs and side tables make this room feel both opulent and welcoming. The curtains and tiebacks pull the colours and the different periods together. As ever, details elevate the room - a floor lamp with sculptural details, and co-ordinating cushions with trims. Among our favourite elements is the rug - emerald green with a leopard design, a perfect finishing touch.

Sitting Room
What a backdrop to work with! Our client wanted to keep the panelled walls and built-in bookcases, and these beautiful old beamed walls work so well with the contemporary additions to the space. Colour is key throughout this project - here rich jewel-toned upholstery and some fabulous gold chairs and side tables make this room feel both opulent and welcoming. The curtains and tiebacks pull the colours and the different periods together. As ever, details elevate the room - a floor lamp with sculptural details, and co-ordinating cushions with trims. Among our favourite elements is the rug - emerald green with a leopard design, a perfect finishing touch.

Sitting Room
What a backdrop to work with! Our client wanted to keep the panelled walls and built-in bookcases, and these beautiful old beamed walls work so well with the contemporary additions to the space. Colour is key throughout this project - here rich jewel-toned upholstery and some fabulous gold chairs and side tables make this room feel both opulent and welcoming. The curtains and tiebacks pull the colours and the different periods together. As ever, details elevate the room - a floor lamp with sculptural details, and co-ordinating cushions with trims. Among our favourite elements is the rug - emerald green with a leopard design, a perfect finishing touch.

Sitting Room
What a backdrop to work with! Our client wanted to keep the panelled walls and built-in bookcases, and these beautiful old beamed walls work so well with the contemporary additions to the space. Colour is key throughout this project - here rich jewel-toned upholstery and some fabulous gold chairs and side tables make this room feel both opulent and welcoming. The curtains and tiebacks pull the colours and the different periods together. As ever, details elevate the room - a floor lamp with sculptural details, and co-ordinating cushions with trims. Among our favourite elements is the rug - emerald green with a leopard design, a perfect finishing touch.

Attorney Office in Period House
This is a project we did in an 1840's house in Lebanon Ohio That was turned into an attorney's offices. The house had some great interior wood work, so we designed the desks, file cabinets, all other furniture and the built-ins to blend with the antique woodwork of the house. It was a great project that complemented the building and gave my clients and efficient work areas.

Attorney Office in Period House
This is a project we did in an 1840's house in Lebanon Ohio That was turned into an attorney's offices. The house had some great interior wood work, so we designed the desks, file cabinets, all other furniture and the built-ins to blend with the antique woodwork of the house. It was a great project that complemented the building and gave my clients and efficient work areas.

One of the most striking features of the home is the kitchen. From the original period-style wallpaper to the linoleum floors, every detail was intended to transport visitors to the the post-war era. The kitchen, including appliances, electrical outlets, and plumbing, is entirely up to code, but that is the only thing that is modern about this kitchen.
Photos by Aleksandr Akinshev

This period-style, new construction horse barn was designed to match the aesthetics of the neighboring residence and was built by King Construction Company, LLC. This property features a 23,000 square foot arena as well as a 5,000 square foot stable.
The windows manufactured by Parrett consisted of both concealed balance double hung windows and stationary sash set units. All windows were constructed of mahogany and the operable units featured lacquered solid brass hung window hardware.
Traditional putty glazing featuring a custom profiled wood true divided lite muntin was utilized in combination with 1/4” thick single pane clear glass, perfectly exemplifying the desired aesthetics of this building.
Several other custom window profiles were created by Parrett to make these windows perfectly match the customer’s intended specifications, which included flat casings with crown cap, keystones, crown mouldings, brickmoulds, and subsills.
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