This powder room is a little jewel! We painted the walls in a faux finish called Luster Stone. It shimmers and reflects the light from a pair of Hubbardton Forge sconces. We found this darling antique Tibetan cabinet and outfitted it for use as a vanity. This room proves that small spaces can be big with personality!

In great shape, the kitchen didn't need much once the client moved in, except to put some personal touches to warm the space. The light fixtures needed updating throughout the home, so that's where the focus was here. Charming murals grace the soaring walls, which we wanted to maintain. A coordinating color was selected to tone down the sponging effect on the walls, and they were painted in a solid eggshell finish to appeal to the client's more modern aesthetic. Classic lanterns and pendants were added to update this farmhouse kitchen. It's in the details.

Our client asked us to remodel the Master Bathroom of her 1970's lake home which was quite an honor since it was an important and personal space that she had been dreaming about for years. As a busy doctor and mother of two, she needed a sanctuary to relax and unwind. She and her husband had previously remodeled their entire house except for the Master Bath which was dark, tight and tired. She wanted a better layout to create a bright, clean, modern space with Calacatta gold marble, navy blue glass tile and cabinets and a sprinkle of gold hardware. The results were stunning... a fresh, clean, modern, bright and beautiful Master Bathroom that our client was thrilled to enjoy for years to come.

This custom master bathroom was designed and built entirely from our clients inspiration to reflect modern elegance and timeless comfort. Every element was handcrafted to create a seamless blend of beauty and function. The space features a freestanding gold tub as the centerpiece, surrounded by soft pink custom cabinetry, natural stone surfaces, and refined lighting that enhances the warmth and depth of each material. The design combines transitional and contemporary elements with a touch of glam, creating a spa like retreat that feels both sophisticated and personal. From concept to completion, every detail was tailored to the clients lifestyle and aesthetic vision. Our team specializes in building high end custom homes and luxury estates across Middle Tennessee, delivering exceptional craftsmanship and personalized service for homeowners who want truly unique spaces built to last.

Eat-in kitchen - small transitional l-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen idea in San Francisco with an undermount sink, brown cabinets, quartz countertops, green backsplash, glass tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and shaker cabinets

This 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom spacious custom home features a spectacular dining room, open concept kitchen and great room, and expansive master suite. The homeowners put in a lot of personal touches and unique features such as a full pantry and servery, a large family room downstairs with a wet bar, and a large dressing room in the master suite. There is exceptional style throughout in the various finishes chosen, resulting in a truly unique custom home tailored to the owners.

In the core of downtown Toronto, the client had recently purchased a condo into the luxury 55 Stewart Building/Thompson Hotel. The unit was a bit warn-in and was in need of some updating from the previous owner. We started with a fresh paint job throughout the unit to add a bit more of personal touch to the unit. Kitchen cabinetry was updated as well to keep with the tons of the unit along with new light features above the island. The monochromatic palate of the unit keeps it very neutral but brings in warmth with some textured materials and greenery. Soft lighting fits the space exceptionally well to maintain the feel in the evening. The mix of marble, black matte metal and dark wood furniture blends seamlessly together. And with keeping storage furniture open allows for more light to come through and make the space feel much bigger than it really is.

In the core of downtown Toronto, the client had recently purchased a condo into the luxury 55 Stewart Building/Thompson Hotel. The unit was a bit warn-in and was in need of some updating from the previous owner. We started with a fresh paint job throughout the unit to add a bit more of personal touch to the unit. Kitchen cabinetry was updated as well to keep with the tons of the unit along with new light features above the island. The monochromatic palate of the unit keeps it very neutral but brings in warmth with some textured materials and greenery. Soft lighting fits the space exceptionally well to maintain the feel in the evening. The mix of marble, black matte metal and dark wood furniture blends seamlessly together. And with keeping storage furniture open allows for more light to come through and make the space feel much bigger than it really is.

In the core of downtown Toronto, the client had recently purchased a condo into the luxury 55 Stewart Building/Thompson Hotel. The unit was a bit warn-in and was in need of some updating from the previous owner. We started with a fresh paint job throughout the unit to add a bit more of personal touch to the unit. Kitchen cabinetry was updated as well to keep with the tons of the unit along with new light features above the island. The monochromatic palate of the unit keeps it very neutral but brings in warmth with some textured materials and greenery. Soft lighting fits the space exceptionally well to maintain the feel in the evening. The mix of marble, black matte metal and dark wood furniture blends seamlessly together. And with keeping storage furniture open allows for more light to come through and make the space feel much bigger than it really is.

This small dining room bursts with a big personality, marked by its vibrant apple green walls that immediately draw the eye. These walls set a lively backdrop, contrasting beautifully with other elements in the space. Central to the room is a bespoke piece of furniture featuring a stone top, serving both as a practical dining surface and a stylish focal point. Adding to the room’s charm is the ceiling, impressively high and adorned with reclaimed panels that introduce texture and a sense of history. The combination of these bold colours, unique furnishings, and textured ceiling makes this dining room exceptionally special and inviting.

Take rich, supple bonded leather and embellish it with an abundance of labor-intensive, hand-pulled button tufting, and boom – it’s the Wells Tufted Bench and it’s over-the-top exceptional. It’s got the mid-century modern edge that’s on-trend now, because the look combines real comfort with outstanding personality and versatility. A wooden apron and all that heavy button tufting produces a richer appearance and more dimension, so we didn’t skimp. Also special: its longer, sleeker length, measuring in at an impressive 78". Luxuriously foam-padded, our bench invites you to sit down and try on all your shoes. The solid hardwood construction and handsome hardwood legs make it clear that this is serious furniture you’ll enjoy for years to come, wherever you place it. Arrives assembled.

Walk-in shower - large transitional master gray tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile walk-in shower idea in Phoenix with quartz countertops, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, gray walls and an undermount sink

In the core of downtown Toronto, the client had recently purchased a condo into the luxury 55 Stewart Building/Thompson Hotel. The unit was a bit warn-in and was in need of some updating from the previous owner. We started with a fresh paint job throughout the unit to add a bit more of personal touch to the unit. Kitchen cabinetry was updated as well to keep with the tons of the unit along with new light features above the island. The monochromatic palate of the unit keeps it very neutral but brings in warmth with some textured materials and greenery. Soft lighting fits the space exceptionally well to maintain the feel in the evening. The mix of marble, black matte metal and dark wood furniture blends seamlessly together. And with keeping storage furniture open allows for more light to come through and make the space feel much bigger than it really is.

Photos by: Framework. Photography Design by: 30a Design Group
Inspiration for a bedroom coastal gender-neutral light wood floor and beige floor kids' bedroom remodel in Miami with beige walls

In the core of downtown Toronto, the client had recently purchased a condo into the luxury 55 Stewart Building/Thompson Hotel. The unit was a bit warn-in and was in need of some updating from the previous owner. We started with a fresh paint job throughout the unit to add a bit more of personal touch to the unit. Kitchen cabinetry was updated as well to keep with the tons of the unit along with new light features above the island. The monochromatic palate of the unit keeps it very neutral but brings in warmth with some textured materials and greenery. Soft lighting fits the space exceptionally well to maintain the feel in the evening. The mix of marble, black matte metal and dark wood furniture blends seamlessly together. And with keeping storage furniture open allows for more light to come through and make the space feel much bigger than it really is.

In the core of downtown Toronto, the client had recently purchased a condo into the luxury 55 Stewart Building/Thompson Hotel. The unit was a bit warn-in and was in need of some updating from the previous owner. We started with a fresh paint job throughout the unit to add a bit more of personal touch to the unit. Kitchen cabinetry was updated as well to keep with the tons of the unit along with new light features above the island. The monochromatic palate of the unit keeps it very neutral but brings in warmth with some textured materials and greenery. Soft lighting fits the space exceptionally well to maintain the feel in the evening. The mix of marble, black matte metal and dark wood furniture blends seamlessly together. And with keeping storage furniture open allows for more light to come through and make the space feel much bigger than it really is.

In great shape, the kitchen didn't need much once the client moved in, except to put some personal touches to warm the space. The light fixtures needed updating throughout the home, so that's where the focus was here. Charming murals grace the soaring walls, which we wanted to maintain. A coordinating color was selected to tone down the sponging effect on the walls, and they were painted in a solid eggshell finish to appeal to the client's more modern aesthetic. Classic lanterns and pendants were added to update this farmhouse kitchen. It's in the details.

Christopher Mayer
Example of a large trendy porcelain tile and gray floor eat-in kitchen design in Phoenix with flat-panel cabinets, quartz countertops, beige backsplash, ceramic backsplash, an island, white countertops, a single-bowl sink, beige cabinets and paneled appliances

Rett Peek
Inspiration for a mid-sized eclectic enclosed living room remodel in Little Rock with yellow walls and a tile fireplace