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Example of a large minimalist kitchen design in Miami

Example of a transitional home design design in Chicago

Large minimalist lap pool photo in Miami

1950s entryway photo in Richmond

Example of a large minimalist master bathroom design in Miami

Living room - light wood floor and brown floor living room idea in DC Metro with white walls, a standard fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Transitional home design photo in Chicago

Faena Versailles has aimed to capture the elegance of the Miami Art Deco era through discreet design details and ocean views.

Bedroom - large modern master bedroom idea in Miami

This first floor remodel not only updated a family’s home, but redefined the spaces and flow between them so the home functions better for this busy family of five. Removing a wall opened the kitchen to the family room and the entire kitchen was completely remodeled with maple cabinets, quartz counters, glass backsplash and an island that can seat the entire family. The kitchen’s desk area was redesigned into additional pantry space, while an existing pantry was redesigned to better accommodate the family’s storage needs, and was enclosed with doors that match the cabinetry. Finally, a new mud room with a charging station greets family members as they enter from the garage and allows them to stash coats, backpacks and sporting goods. A powder room off the mud room also has a completely new look.

This is a transition photo of where i used a few existing items the client had and before i had purchased all the new decor.
Bedroom - mid-sized eclectic guest bedroom idea in Omaha

Redefine Design
Staircase - large modern concrete curved wood railing staircase idea in Vancouver with concrete risers

Cottage Style Lake house
Mid-sized beach style blue one-story wood gable roof photo in Indianapolis with a shingle roof

Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized 1950s linoleum floor eat-in kitchen idea in DC Metro with beaded inset cabinets, white cabinets and white countertops

Study room - traditional freestanding desk dark wood floor study room idea in Denver with gray walls and no fireplace

A cozy sectional provides a place for parents to relax and keep an eye on activities in the games room next door. Four cubes used with a large tray easily convert from a coffee table to extra seating and can be carried next door for additional seating in the games room

Mid-sized minimalist balcony deck photo in Miami

This first floor remodel not only updated a family’s home, but redefined the spaces and flow between them so the home functions better for this busy family of five. Removing a wall opened the kitchen to the family room and the entire kitchen was completely remodeled with maple cabinets, quartz counters, glass backsplash and an island that can seat the entire family. The kitchen’s desk area was redesigned into additional pantry space, while an existing pantry was redesigned to better accommodate the family’s storage needs, and was enclosed with doors that match the cabinetry. Finally, a new mud room with a charging station greets family members as they enter from the garage and allows them to stash coats, backpacks and sporting goods. A powder room off the mud room also has a completely new look.