Minimalist living room photo in Cleveland

Layering window treatments in a Guest Bedroom for a more luxurious look. Started with choosing fabrics, with a shine and a sparkle, as well as trim . Drapes hung on a bronze rod.

VST Construction
Minimalist bathroom photo in Seattle

Beach style home design photo in Miami

photo: Eyal Tagar
Kids' bedroom - bedroom contemporary gender-neutral laminate floor kids' bedroom idea with multicolored walls

Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea in Bridgeport

Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in DC Metro

Faux wood grain studio finish sample Mahogany

New vanity, lighting , flooring, painting, toilet, mirror
Home design - modern home design idea in Los Angeles

This 6 foot tall, solid red oak, tower cabinet was commissioned by a customer who needed a storage solution for her cleaning products. She didn't have appropriate storage space other than in her dining room, so she was looking for a piece that was both functional and attractive. We designed and built this tower cabinet entirely out of red oak wood and then applied a red chestnut stain before adding a glossy polyurethane varnish for durability and protection. All of the hardware added to the cabinet has an antique bronze finish that pairs well with the red chestnut stain. The inside shelf can be moved to three total height positions, or can be removed entirely if needed. Given the height of the door and cabinet, a third hinge is utilized to ensure stability and strength. The top of the cabinet, door edges and base molding all have a decorative trim added to them to finish out the piece.

T Mold and transitioning. Scott Highfield
Inspiration for a timeless light wood floor entryway remodel in Atlanta

A sculptural staircase by Studio 1820, a boutique interior design studio in NYC. A soft geometric-patterned carpet wraps each tread, adding warmth and quiet underfoot, while a recessed linear LED strip runs the length of the stair wall and washes the steps in a low, even glow. A textured wall covering wallpaper above catches the light and shadow, turning a simple passage between floors into a striking architectural moment in this Manhattan home.

Laura Lilly photography
Minimalist home design photo in Ottawa