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At first glance the two compartments of the master bath seemed to make sense. The bathing / toilet area had a sky light that let in fabulous light at all times of the day and night. It contained a tub and a separate shower that were very tiny. In the vanity compartment there was only one sink in a low height cabinet. This bathroom would work fine for one person but was a bit tight for two. The homeowners wanted a great bathroom they both could enjoy. Designer Carol Kornak recommended removing the dividing wall thus opening the space into one light-filled room. The tub was eliminated. In its place is a large walk-in shower with bench covered in fun geometric-patterned tile. The old shower area became a spacious alcove that includes a storage cabinets and make-up area with lighted mirror. The vanity contains two sinks and two mirrored medicine cabinets for both to store their personal items. The tile floor has a custom pattern of porcelain glass tiles.

Working in small or awkward spaces is often the most rewarding because the problem solving required calls on one’s creativity. The slanted ceiling nook in this tween bedroom is a great example of how to turn a demerit into an asset. Instead of trying to ignore it, the feature is played up here with the bold stripe treatment. The nook’s utility is maximized by using a corner desk and creating custom wood shelves affixed to the wall using plumbing piping.
Storage space remained a challenge in the room, and if we added a tall storage unit to the wall where one could fit, we would be blocking the light and views of the windows. The solution was to create a long, built-in bench with drawer storage below and two long wooden shelves, higher up the wall, for books and personal items. To bring in an industrial vibe and complement the iron bed, we distressed the wood and used plumbing pipes and fixtures for shelf support.
Pops of yellow as a repeating element bring energy and personality to the space. Custom bedding, pillows, and window seat fabric from Spoonflower.
Images ©Spoonflower and ©Sloan Polish Design.

Contemporary master bath remodel in Ohio. A mix of marble, porcelain and wood tones create a warm and bright composition for this personal space. A frameless glass shower enclosure and free standing tub create points of interest. An open display wall create nice storage for personal items.
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Guest Bedroom / Home office:
Functional Murphy Bed opens for a relaxing stay for guests. To the right of the murphy bed is a dedicated guest corner cabinet housing electronic charging stations, drawer for smaller personal items, base cabinet below with pull-out trays for larger items.
Larger drawers under the window are vertical filing cabinets for use as a Home Office.
Around the perimeter is Custom Lacquer finished Cherry Wainscoting incorporating chair rail above, Flat panel sections with solid 1 x stock duplicating the door and drawer front style below.
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Guest Bedroom / Home office:
Functional Murphy Bed opens for a relaxing stay for guests. To the right of the murphy bed is a dedicated guest corner cabinet housing electronic charging stations, drawer for smaller personal items, base cabinet below with pull-out trays for larger items.
Larger drawers under the window are vertical filing cabinets for use as a Home Office.
Around the perimeter is Custom Lacquer finished Cherry Wainscoting incorporating chair rail above, Flat panel sections with solid 1 x stock duplicating the door and drawer front style below.
Advanced Design to Finish

in the Master Suite, a walk-in closet was created. Once again, each section was strategically designed for a specific function. While the clients vast video library couldn't be totally contained in the Media room/Den, we allocated one shallow wall to the taks. At the end, the open door for shoe storage, ties and belts is a full length mirror (when the door is closed). The upper shelving was reserved for items that didn't require frequent access and those on the upper left side, open on to the Master Bedroom via a full built-in wall unit for additional storage of clothing, bedding and personal items.

Home offices are very personal spaces. While they need to fulfill an important functional role, they are also often filled with meaningful personal items. This office is furnished beautifully with an elegant desk, holds substantial storage, with a backdrop of delicate natural textures in the rug reminiscent of a garden, crisp linen drapes on a brass french return curtain rod, and the beginnings of a gallery wall.

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Home offices are very personal spaces. While they need to fulfill an important functional role, they are also often filled with meaningful personal items. This office is furnished beautifully with an elegant desk, holds substantial storage, with a backdrop of delicate natural textures in the rug reminiscent of a garden, crisp linen drapes on a brass french return curtain rod, and the beginnings of a gallery wall.

This is a Condo we did for a client looking for a new start. She wanted a space that reflected her and her personality. As I walked through her old space and she showed me the things that she liked and disliked. One of the personal items that she loved was a mirror that had pinks and greens in it. I used that mirror as inspiration to create this very feminine space, that took her from very dark heavy furniture, to this light and airy space.

Home offices are very personal spaces. While they need to fulfill an important functional role, they are also often filled with meaningful personal items. This office is furnished beautifully with an elegant desk, holds substantial storage, with a backdrop of delicate natural textures in the rug reminiscent of a garden, crisp linen drapes on a brass french return curtain rod, and the beginnings of a gallery wall.

Home offices are very personal spaces. While they need to fulfill an important functional role, they are also often filled with meaningful personal items. This office is furnished beautifully with an elegant desk, holds substantial storage, with a backdrop of delicate natural textures in the rug reminiscent of a garden, crisp linen drapes on a brass french return curtain rod, and the beginnings of a gallery wall.

Working in small or awkward spaces is often the most rewarding because the problem solving required calls on one’s creativity. The slanted ceiling nook in this tween bedroom is a great example of how to turn a demerit into an asset. Instead of trying to ignore it, the feature is played up here with the bold stripe treatment. The nook’s utility is maximized by using a corner desk and creating custom wood shelves affixed to the wall using plumbing piping.
Storage space remained a challenge in the room, and if we added a tall storage unit to the wall where one could fit, we would be blocking the light and views of the windows. The solution was to create a long, built-in bench with drawer storage below and two long wooden shelves, higher up the wall, for books and personal items. To bring in an industrial vibe and complement the iron bed, we distressed the wood and used plumbing pipes and fixtures for shelf support.
Pops of yellow as a repeating element bring energy and personality to the space. Custom bedding, pillows, and window seat fabric from Spoonflower.
Images ©Spoonflower and ©Sloan Polish Design.

Custom kitchen design with three finishes on the cabinets and island. We used the same granite top on the entire kitchen to keep it cohesive. The focal point in the kitchen is a custom designed floor to ceiling pantry cabinet finished in a deep charcoal and allows the homeowner to store all of her over sized cooking and baking items. The cabinet/breakfront on the right is also custom designed and we turned this into her command center with hidden areas for charging and personal items out of sight. Simply beautiful!

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

This is a Condo we did for a client looking for a new start. She wanted a space that reflected her and her personality. As I walked through her old space and she showed me the things that she liked and disliked. One of the personal items that she loved was a mirror that had pinks and greens in it. I used that mirror as inspiration to create this very feminine space, that took her from very dark heavy furniture, to this light and airy space.

This is a Condo we did for a client looking for a new start. She wanted a space that reflected her and her personality. As I walked through her old space and she showed me the things that she liked and disliked. One of the personal items that she loved was a mirror that had pinks and greens in it. I used that mirror as inspiration to create this very feminine space, that took her from very dark heavy furniture, to this light and airy space.

Working in small or awkward spaces is often the most rewarding because the problem solving required calls on one’s creativity. The slanted ceiling nook in this tween bedroom is a great example of how to turn a demerit into an asset. Instead of trying to ignore it, the feature is played up here with the bold stripe treatment. The nook’s utility is maximized by using a corner desk and creating custom wood shelves affixed to the wall using plumbing piping.
Storage space remained a challenge in the room, and if we added a tall storage unit to the wall where one could fit, we would be blocking the light and views of the windows. The solution was to create a long, built-in bench with drawer storage below and two long wooden shelves, higher up the wall, for books and personal items. To bring in an industrial vibe and complement the iron bed, we distressed the wood and used plumbing pipes and fixtures for shelf support.
Pops of yellow as a repeating element bring energy and personality to the space. Custom bedding, pillows, and window seat fabric from Spoonflower.
Images ©Spoonflower and ©Sloan Polish Design.

Before shot of the living room wall. We removed a mirror that was just too small for this space and put it into the dining room. Most of her personal items did not have enough scale for this wall. We had to purchase a few items for here.

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Columbus, OH
Hope Restoration & General Contracting
Columbus Design-Build, Kitchen & Bath Remodeling, Historic Renovations

Home offices are very personal spaces. While they need to fulfill an important functional role, they are also often filled with meaningful personal items. This office is furnished beautifully with an elegant desk, holds substantial storage, with a backdrop of delicate natural textures in the rug reminiscent of a garden, crisp linen drapes on a brass french return curtain rod, and the beginnings of a gallery wall.

personal items, including handprints , placed into the new stone wall
Home design - rustic home design idea in Austin
Home design - rustic home design idea in Austin

A bedside table is an important part of every bedroom. It keeps daily items like a phone, lamp, books, or glasses within easy reach. The Design House offers stylish and strong bedside table options that match modern and classic interiors. A marble bedside table adds a luxury look and is easy to clean. A round bedside table is perfect for small spaces and gives a soft, modern feel. A bedside table with drawer helps keep the room neat by storing personal items safely. For compact rooms, a small bedside table is a smart choice without taking much space. The Design House provides premium bedside table Dubai collections made with quality materials and elegant designs. Each bedside table is made to offer comfort, beauty, and long-lasting use. Choose a bedside table from The Design House to complete the bedroom with style and function.
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