Example of a large minimalist home office design in Other

When this Tuxedo NY homeowner decided on a 2-tone, modern design, she knew she needed to recruit a professional remodeler to bring her vision to life. Finding a way to transform the whole space while still getting the luxuries she wanted like a farmhouse sink and Cambria countertops in Cambria's Torquay was no small feat. We refaced in Suede Grey and Satin White, a popular trend that adds instant interest. The mosaic blended countertop of glass and stone ties the color scheme together. New metal bar stools button up the look and add another texture. With a nod to industrial modern design, this kitchen is a show stopper!

When this Tuxedo NY homeowner decided on a 2-tone, modern design, she knew she needed to recruit a professional remodeler to bring her vision to life. Finding a way to transform the whole space while still getting the luxuries she wanted like a farmhouse sink and Cambria countertops in Cambria's Torquay was no small feat. We refaced in Suede Grey and Satin White, a popular trend that adds instant interest. The mosaic blended countertop of glass and stone ties the color scheme together. New metal bar stools button up the look and add another texture. With a nod to industrial modern design, this kitchen is a show stopper!

DEBBIE KERR, CKD Jaeger Lumber Kitchen Division Manager Debbie is a CKD (Certified Kitchen Designer) with over 18 years of industry related experience, working with both homeowners & remodelers on all types of projects. There is no project to small, or too big, for Debbie. Her organized and calming approach to the entire process helps put her clients at ease…and her repeat & referral business confirms that! Working creatively 'outside of the box' with both the contractor and homeowner….expectations are usually exceeded! In 2006, Debbie was promoted as the Kitchen Division manager for Jaeger Lumber. During that time, and with an eye towards providing the most current & relevant products in the industry, Debbie added two new cabinetry lines, multiple countertop manufacturers and expanded the cabinetry hardware selections. By attending the annual Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS), she is able to stay in-sync with industry trends. Debbie's educational background includes a Master's Certificate in Project Management, a MBA in Finance & Bachelor's degree in Marketing from Lehigh University. Debbie is currently the President for the Northern New Jersey Chapter of the NKBA (National Kitchen & Bath Association). Debbie has also held multiple positions on the local NKBA board including 5 years as the Chapter Treasurer, 4 years as the VP of Government Relations, Chapter Secretary, and 3 years as Chapter Representative. She was also a member of the NKBA National Finance Committee and National Recruitment Committee. She has co-chaired the NKBA annual golf scholarship outing for 5 years. Debbie lives with her husband & son in Oldwick, NJ. Debbie has been selected for the 2017 Mansion in May Designer Showcase at ALNWICK Hall ~ THE ABBEY in Morris Township, NJ .2014 NKBA Design Winner - for her Farmhouse Kitchen Design - Congratulations Debbie!

The project was begun by my former partner at EcoArchitecture LLC, David Sands,AIA. When he recruited me from Los Angeles in 2001 he had completed the building department submittal of this project. My job was to develop all the finishes both exterior and interior. Most of the work was custom. The house was completely off the grid, and its own windmill, and catchment system. We used the Ohias, and mango tree on the owners property to make the cabinetry and doors. This was a groundbreaking LEED project.

Photographer: Jeff Johnson Third-time repeat clients loved our work so much, they hired us to design their Ohio home instead of recruiting a local Ohio designer. All work was done remotely except for an initial meeting for site measure and initial consult, and then a second flight for final installation. All 6,000 square feet was decorated head to toe by J Hill Interiors, Inc., as well as new paint and lighting.

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Photographer: Jeff Johnson Third-time repeat clients loved our work so much, they hired us to design their Ohio home instead of recruiting a local Ohio designer. All work was done remotely except for an initial meeting for site measure and initial consult, and then a second flight for final installation. All 6,000 square feet was decorated head to toe by J Hill Interiors, Inc., as well as new paint and lighting.

The family had a great style, as they had already updated a lot of the house, but the kitchen was still dated. They decided to recruit some help to modernize this room. They hired one of our favorite home designers in East Cobb, Burcu at Design and Curations. We love working with this studio, the finished products always look magazine-worthy!

Photographer: Jeff Johnson Third-time repeat clients loved our work so much, they hired us to design their Ohio home instead of recruiting a local Ohio designer. All work was done remotely except for an initial meeting for site measure and initial consult, and then a second flight for final installation. All 6,000 square feet was decorated head to toe by J Hill Interiors, Inc., as well as new paint and lighting.

The clients wanted a bedroom make-over for their teenage girl starting high school. We purchased a queen-sized bed with plenty of hide-away storage for seasonal clothing and extra bedding. We designed the feature wall with this gorgeous purple damask wallpaper. We assisted the client in all material selections, finishes, colours and the bedroom design. We added personality with purple accents and just enough bling to make this teenage girl’s bedroom sweet and stylish. Materials used: Sherwin Williams paint, Purple Damask wallpaper, modern chrome and crystal chandelier, chrome bedside lamps, floral bedding, silver table, artificial flower arrangements, trade recruitment, white lacquer night-stand tables, white tufted headboard, Queen bed with storage.

The clients wanted a bedroom make-over for their teenage girl starting high school. We purchased a queen-sized bed with plenty of hide-away storage for seasonal clothing and extra bedding. We designed the feature wall with this gorgeous purple damask wallpaper. We assisted the client in all material selections, finishes, colours and the bedroom design. We added personality with purple accents and just enough bling to make this teenage girl’s bedroom sweet and stylish. Materials used: Sherwin Williams paint, Purple Damask wallpaper, modern chrome and crystal chandelier, chrome bedside lamps, floral bedding, silver table, artificial flower arrangements, trade recruitment, white lacquer night-stand tables, white tufted headboard, Queen bed with storage.

The client wanted a stylish and colourful dining room with harmony flowing through to the adjoining kitchen and hallway areas. We recruited the painters and recommended a fresh new colour palette of green and a classic white for the original plasterwork, mouldings, and medallions. We assisted the client with lighting recommendations, layout, artwork placement, and paint colours. Materials used: Sherwin Williams paint, dark stained oak floor, original artwork, Walnut wood dining table, blue and yellow fabric dining chairs, Contemporary black iron dining table suspension light.

Older homes on the peninsula of Halifax are historic, charming, cozy, and small. Oh so small. This one in particular was proving too small for the clients comfort. So they recruited the good team at Solterre Design to design a much needed expansion to the kitchThe design ended up including not only the expansion of the kitchen by way of a small addition, but also the addition of a half-bath to the downstairs, as well as a laundry nook adjacent to the kitchen. And while we were at it, we might as well build them a much needed and much expanded deck as well.

The client wanted a stylish and contemporary open space with harmony flowing through the kitchen, dining and living area…not an easy task. We recruited the painters for a fresh new colour palette of greige and turquoise. We selected a new neutral-toned area rug for living room, and a colourful turquoise rug for the dining area. We assisted the client in all material selections, finishes, furniture, cushions, colours and the open plan floor plan and design. The entire living space is uncluttered, cohesive, and casual…exactly what the clients asked for. Materials used: Sherwin Williams paint, Fireplace stone wall, stained oak floor, neutral area rugs, original artwork, wood coffee and end tables, contemporary sectional, turquoise accent chair, turquoise leather stools

Older homes on the peninsula of Halifax are historic, charming, cozy, and small. Oh so small. This one in particular was proving too small for the clients comfort. So they recruited the good team at Solterre Design to design a much needed expansion to the kitchThe design ended up including not only the expansion of the kitchen by way of a small addition, but also the addition of a half-bath to the downstairs, as well as a laundry nook adjacent to the kitchen. And while we were at it, we might as well build them a much needed and much expanded deck as well.

Older homes on the peninsula of Halifax are historic, charming, cozy, and small. Oh so small. This one in particular was proving too small for the clients comfort. So they recruited the good team at Solterre Design to design a much needed expansion to the kitchThe design ended up including not only the expansion of the kitchen by way of a small addition, but also the addition of a half-bath to the downstairs, as well as a laundry nook adjacent to the kitchen. And while we were at it, we might as well build them a much needed and much expanded deck as well.

This Hotel Living Room project by Clove Republic is an perfect example of what a contemporary living room should act, the recruitment of luxury, glamour and elegance to deliver a proper sophisticated ambience.

The client wanted a stylish and colourful dining room with harmony flowing through to the adjoining kitchen and hallway areas. We recruited the painters and recommended a fresh new colour palette of green and a classic white for the original plasterwork, mouldings, and medallions. We assisted the client with lighting recommendations, layout, artwork placement, and paint colours. Materials used: Sherwin Williams paint, dark stained oak floor, original artwork, Walnut wood dining table, blue and yellow fabric dining chairs, Contemporary black iron dining table suspension light.