This kitchen remodel designed by Bre Perrigo of Revival House called for opening up the previous kitchen into the dining room to make way for a five person island. The selections are neutral, leaning on the cool side with Decor Cabinets' Simply White paint on the perimeter and Dusk stain on Clear Alder for the island. The countertops are Corian Quartz' misty Calacatta Villa, complemented by the cool marble subway tile backsplash of the cooking area.

This kitchen remodel designed by Bre Perrigo of Revival House called for opening up the previous kitchen into the dining room to make way for a five person island. The selections are neutral, leaning on the cool side with Decor Cabinets' Simply White paint on the perimeter and Dusk stain on Clear Alder for the island. The countertops are Corian Quartz' misty Calacatta Villa, complemented by the cool marble subway tile backsplash of the cooking area.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

This kitchen remodel designed by Bre Perrigo of Revival House called for opening up the previous kitchen into the dining room to make way for a five person island. The selections are neutral, leaning on the cool side with Decor Cabinets' Simply White paint on the perimeter and Dusk stain on Clear Alder for the island. The countertops are Corian Quartz' misty Calacatta Villa, complemented by the cool marble subway tile backsplash of the cooking area.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

The cherry chest of drawers, a cherished heirloom piece, was intentionally highlighted as a focal point within the room, honoring its sentimental value while integrating it seamlessly into the overall design. Positioned between two tall leaning mirrors, the piece gains added presence and dimension, with the mirrors amplifying both light and spatial depth while creating a refined, gallery-like composition. Above the chest, an abstract artwork was selected to unify the room's color story, incorporating layered tones of blue and green drawn from the broader interior palette. This curated pairing establishes a cohesive visual dialogue between furniture, art, and surrounding finishes, resulting in a thoughtfully balanced vignette that blends personal history with contemporary luxury design.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

This Boulder family came to us with one clear priority: create a home that could grow with them. As their family expanded, so did their need for a more functional and welcoming gathering space; naturally, the kitchen became the heart of this Old North Boulder home remodel. We leaned into a casual, contemporary aesthetic that feels approachable yet refined. The design centered around thoughtful, hardworking details that support everyday life. A bespoke coffee bar created a dedicated ritual space for busy mornings, while an internal lift stand for a KitchenAid mixer kept countertops clear without sacrificing convenience. A glass riser and custom cabinetry inserts brought both personality and precision to the layout. Every storage solution was intentional. From specialized inserts to maximize organization to cabinetry designed for seamless flow, the kitchen now supports everything from weeknight dinners to full-family gatherings, blending beauty and efficiency in equal measure.

Kermans Flooring is one of the largest premier flooring stores in Indianapolis and is proud to offer flooring for every budget. Our grand showroom features wide selections of wood flooring, carpet, tile, resilient flooring and area rugs. We are conveniently located near Keystone Mall on the Northside of Indianapolis on 82nd Street.

Stephen Karlisch // This lakeside home was completely refurbished inside and out to accommodate 16 guests in a stylish, hotel-like setting. Owned by a long-time client of Pulp, this home reflects the owner's personal style -- well-traveled and eclectic -- while also serving as a landing pad for her large family. With spa-like guest bathrooms equipped with robes and lotions, guest bedrooms with multiple beds and high-quality comforters, and a party deck with a bar/entertaining area, this is the ultimate getaway.

This Boulder family came to us with one clear priority: create a home that could grow with them. As their family expanded, so did their need for a more functional and welcoming gathering space; naturally, the kitchen became the heart of this Old North Boulder home remodel. We leaned into a casual, contemporary aesthetic that feels approachable yet refined. The design centered around thoughtful, hardworking details that support everyday life. A bespoke coffee bar created a dedicated ritual space for busy mornings, while an internal lift stand for a KitchenAid mixer kept countertops clear without sacrificing convenience. A glass riser and custom cabinetry inserts brought both personality and precision to the layout. Every storage solution was intentional. From specialized inserts to maximize organization to cabinetry designed for seamless flow, the kitchen now supports everything from weeknight dinners to full-family gatherings, blending beauty and efficiency in equal measure.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

A family of four shares this one full bath on the top floor of an historic Mt. Baker home, and before the renovation, a big clawfoot tub that no one in the family enjoyed showering in took up most of an already tight space. Add in the fact that the homeowners' taste leans modern while their home is solidly tradtitional and our challenge was clear: design a bathroom that allowed a crowd to get ready in the morning and balanced our clients' personal style with what made sense in the context of this older home. The finished bathroom includes a trough sink so two people can be brushing teeth at the same time, a floating vanity with tons of storage, and a shower carved out of space borrowed from an adjacent hallway closet.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

When culinary photographer, chef, and media personality Megan and her husband Mark came to us for his- and hers- bathroom remodels, We knew the collaboration would yield incredible results! They had exciting inspirations for their baths and were willing to explore some out-of-box design concepts that made the dual project especially enticing. In the hallway bath, they were hoping to make better use of adjacent space and enlarge the room to create a spa getaway for Megan. Meanwhile, their en suite master bath was outdated and seriously lacking in both style and storage for Mark's taste. They came prepared to our initial consultation with several inspiration photos to work off of for both space planning and material selections. Megan’s inspirations were light, airy, and leaned into some beautiful physical and visual textures. Mark’s inspirations were dark, moody, and included woodworking details and wainscoting reminiscent of a cigar lounge or country club.

A curated sanctuary where history meets modern design. In this Mission Hills primary bedroom, we leaned into an 'Artsy Airy' vibe by pairing a textured antique chest with sculptural 'mushroom' lighting from Visual Comfort. This blend of vintage soul and modern silhouettes creates a deeply personal, coastal-inspired retreat that feels both timeless and fresh.

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