The decoration of living room with aristocratic temperament give us stunning visual impact.
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A entryway moment featuring layered textures, graphic accessories, and warm metallic finishes. The curved side table and oversized mirror bring softness and dimension to the clean back drop.

Transitional cast stone mantel surround for the family room with overmantel.
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A quiet reading corner anchored by boucle seating, a marble side table, and soft architectural lighting. Neutral textures are balanced with graphic contrast and warm walnut detailing for a modern yet inviting atmosphere.

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Transitional cast stone mantel surround for the living room.
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A bold powder bathroom layered with deep oxblood walls, warm brass fixtures, and a vintage-inspired statement mirror. Graphic detailing and rich color created this space that feels playful, moody, and intentionally dramatic.

Location, location, location! Isn’t that what all of our real-estate friends and colleagues are always telling us? Our clients made a wise choice when purchasing this beautifully located ocean front property nestled in the dunes of Palm Beach, but they were presented with a challenge: how to take this luxury townhouse from dark and dated to a chic easy breezy dream home that reflects is naturally gorgeous sun and sand dunes surroundings as well as our clients laid back personalities. Built in 1981, this dream home’s post-modern style with dark wood architectural features, cold concrete structure, and harsh lighting felt out of step by todays standards. Our solution: open the staircase and switch out the wood paneled banister for clear glass, exposing its grand design and allowing for amazing and unobscured views of the property’s outdoor spaces as well as the home’s common areas, permitting its large loft space to shine. Bedrooms were treated to neutral color-schemes inspired by the Palm Beach dunes that surround this oceanfront home. An impressive pallet of textures and materials were chosen, and juxtapositions of lux linens and natural textiles like grass wall coverings and a large arrangement of sculptural branches brings the outside, in. Big and bold custom metal sculptures were installed in the primary bedroom along with hand blown glass light fixtures, adding that touch of glam that we are known for. The private courtyard revamp is above and beyond anything you will see in Palm Beach. Playful and luxurious, it features a koi pond, a two story art installation and a dramatic custom stone waterfall. Its seating area makes great use of this homes original design by softening the heavy overhang with ceiling coverings in Peaky Cyprus and covering the walls with grass, creating a very cool and cozy space to relax and unwind. The entire courtyard is expertly illuminated by artistic lighting that makes every corner a sparkling treat for the eyes. We had fun with this ambitious project and we hope your takeaway is to let location be your guide when looking for your dream home, because anything is possible in design but great surroundings are rare treasures that must be found and cherished.

A modern bathroom vanity featuring deep walnut cabinetry, brass hardware, and a rich terracotta tile backsplash. Clean lines are softened through color, texture, and playful geometric detailing.

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These Buncombe County homeowners were looking for a fun, postmodern space to host friends and family on their restful 40-acre mountain retreat, which includes their main home, a studio, and a cottage. With the assignment of two complete exterior and interior renovations for the ancillary quarters, The Hands of Sean Perry Co. got to work transforming the studio and cottage spaces into the getaway of this owner’s dreams. Both structures received major upgrades, including refinishing the existing textured stucco for a smoother, clean aesthetic and also installing Americana thermally modified ash siding, custom built-in furniture, storage solutions and zinc roofing throughout. Built into a hillside, the studio needed additional drainage support to prevent water from collecting against the foundation. To ensure its structural integrity for years to come, the team built a J drain mat into the walls and tied it into the floor system under the concrete slab. In the cottage, the crew completed extensive renovations, including a new ladder and rail loft area — the perfect nook for cozying up to read on a rainy afternoon.

A clean, modern bathroom layered with graphic color moments and warm material contrast. Deep walnut cabinetry, terracotta tile, and black accents create a playful balance against the bright architectural backdrop. while the open sightline into the bedroom gives the space a connected flow of the space.