To update this traditional Atlanta home, Pineapple House designers bring harmony to the interior architecture with color. They renovate the residence so it is more conducive to comfort, entertaining and their pets. In the keeping room, they replaced the vaulted ceiling with a 13’ high coffered ceiling. They pay special attention to the clients two dogs, and integrate them into the living situation with a number of elements, like the dog kennel that they incorporate under the banquette on the right side of the room. Scott Moore Photography

The keeping room is accented with two amethyst wing chairs. The chevron pattern on the window treatments has a horizontal impact that encourages the eye to sweep across the room. A Bonisolli Photography

This sophisticated corner invites conversation! Chris Little Photography
Inspiration for a huge timeless formal and open concept dark wood floor and brown floor living room remodel in Atlanta with beige walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a concealed tv

This bunk sleeps five adults. There is a single mattress on top, and below there is a queen size mattress. A second queen size is in the trundle "hidden" in the pull-out drawer below. It is currently closed. Mon Amour Photography

Beach style kitchen photo in Miami with marble countertops and an island

Cutting Edge Stencils A DIY stenciled bedroom accent wall featuring the Pineapple Allover Stencil from Cutting Edge Stencils.
Transitional bedroom photo in New York

Living room - eclectic enclosed medium tone wood floor, brown floor and wallpaper living room idea in Boston with multicolored walls and a wood stove

The chaise lounge chairs are on powder-coated aluminum frames with Batylene mesh outdoor technical fabric. The two club chairs are an all-weather wicker intricately hand woven in a checkerboard pattern. The palms that flank the tanning ledge are integrated into the pool surround. Their natural shape helps soften the feel of the massive, innately hard surfaces of the pool area. Daniel Newcomb Photography

This kitchen had no windows so Pineapple House designers removed the hallway-kitchen, kitchen-dining and kitchen-living walls to gain a view/air/natural light. Pineapple House designed a window-like partition between the kitchen and foyer entry for both structural support/visual separation. The kitchen walls glisten with luminous mother-of-pearl miniature tiles. Daniel Newcomb Architectural Photography

The central lanai outside the great room includes four swivel chairs for views in multiple directions and a bed swing, perfect for lazy afternoon naps. To the far right, the lanai outside the master completes the trio of al fresco spaces. The covered lanais significantly reduce solar gain before it penetrates the home, and screens, when deployed, serve as additional buffers against heat.

Beach style bathroom photo in Miami

With an outstanding view of the pool and the wetlands, the great room is purposely void of a television. To the left, a stone fireplace is featured against a massive wall with display shelves and a floor-to-ceiling column of touch-latch storage. This stained wall is a wonderful exhibit of rift sawn lumber, which is milled perpendicular to the growth rings, yielding a tight, linear grain with no flecking.

Do you see it? Hidden behind doors that look like cabinetry (when closed) is a generous walk-in pantry.
Example of a huge transitional l-shaped light wood floor, brown floor and tray ceiling kitchen pantry design in Miami with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, solid surface countertops, white backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, two islands and white countertops

Limestone brackets support a rough-hewn wood drink shelf in the game room niche, which is recessed to accommodate game stools for pool players. The fixture over the pool table is reclaimed tin. Scott Moore Photography

On the far left of the windows, a new sliding glass door has replaced a set of windows that formed the bay. The designers wanted to grant immediate access to the home's most central deck, so they replaced the window area with the doors. They allow the homeowner to easily grill for the family and provides more roaming room for the pets. When open, it creates cross ventilation with the family/keeping room's doors when they are stacked back. Scott Moore Photography

Two lanais flank the pool. Most views incorporate the luxurious whirlpool spa that waterfalls into a sumptuous infinity pool whose corners are adorned with fire and water features. The breathtaking waterfront views complete the post-card perfect picture. A Bonisolli Photography

Looking towards the 2 way mirror in the craft room. Scott Moore Photography
Mid-sized transitional gender-neutral carpeted kids' study room photo in Atlanta with gray walls

Bedroom - coastal bedroom idea in Miami

Pineapple House designers removed the sliding glass doors separating the master from the lanai, adding custom glassed pocket doors to the configuration. They reconfigured the master, master bath and master closet entrances and walls to bring more fresh air and light into the suite. Window treatments, both in the bedroom and on the lanai, give privacy options as they provide solar and sound control. Daniel Newcomb Architectural Photography