Living room - traditional living room idea

To give the light and airy look that our client desired, we began the dining room design by hanging custom 21' tall sheer drapes from a custom curved iron drapery rod. This was accomplished by making a paper template of the curved window wall and mailing it to the drapery rod vendor to have a custom curved rod manufactured for our dining room. Next, we hung a 60" diameter dramatic chandelier from the ceiling. This required reinforcing the ceiling to carry the weight of the new larger chandelier, and by erecting three tiers of scaffolding for three men to stand on while installing the new chandelier. The space is anchored by a 72" diameter dining table with tall back dining chairs to emphasize the height of the room. An 81" tall piece of artwork hangs above the modern buffet and provides contrast to the white walls. Tall buffet lamps, custom greenery and a textured woven rug complete the dramatic space. A simple color scheme and large dramatic pieces make this dining room a breathtaking space to remember.

An outdoor space just made for making memories for your kids. What better present could you give them, If you have a place like this their never going to want to go anywhere else. They will remember those summers for the rest of their lives.

Much better green, I can't remember it, but it's Sherwin Williams.
Example of a classic green one-story exterior home design in Denver

This 1933 Wauwatosa basement was dark, dingy and lacked functionality. The basement was unfinished with concrete walls and floors. A small office was enclosed but the rest of the space was open and cluttered. The homeowners wanted a warm, organized space for their family. A recent job change meant they needed a dedicated home office. They also wanted a place where their kids could hang out with friends. Their wish list for this basement remodel included: a home office where the couple could both work, a full bathroom, a cozy living room and a dedicated storage room. This basement renovation resulted in a warm and bright space that is used by the whole family. Highlights of this basement: - Home Office: A new office gives the couple a dedicated space for work. There’s plenty of desk space, storage cabinets, under-shelf lighting and storage for their home library. - Living Room: An old office area was expanded into a cozy living room. It’s the perfect place for their kids to hang out when they host friends and family. - Laundry Room: The new laundry room is a total upgrade. It now includes fun laminate flooring, storage cabinets and counter space for folding laundry. - Full Bathroom: A new bathroom gives the family an additional shower in the home. Highlights of the bathroom include a navy vanity, quartz counters, brass finishes, a Dreamline shower door and Kohler Choreograph wall panels. - Staircase: We spruced up the staircase leading down to the lower level with patterned vinyl flooring and a matching trim color. - Storage: We gave them a separate storage space, with custom shelving for organizing their camping gear, sports equipment and holiday decorations. CUSTOMER REVIEW “We had been talking about remodeling our basement for a long time, but decided to make it happen when my husband was offered a job working remotely. It felt like the right time for us to have a real home office where we could separate our work lives from our home lives. We wanted the area to feel open, light-filled, and modern – not an easy task for a previously dark and cold basement! One of our favorite parts was when our designer took us on a 3D computer design tour of our basement. I remember thinking, ‘Oh my gosh, this could be our basement!?!’ It was so fun to see how our designer was able to take our wish list and ideas from my Pinterest board, and turn it into a practical design. We were sold after seeing the design, and were pleasantly surprised to see that Kowalske was less costly than another estimate.” – Stephanie, homeowner

Small arts and crafts medium tone wood floor home design photo in Tampa with shaker cabinets and white cabinets

Custom built, Custom fit, Custom finish. Raised panel doors with storage behind, Finish is pre-catylyzed lacquer satin white (kitchen cabinet grade) Slant back rest, 5 degrees Mini bookcase on back of right seating area Unit butts against kitchen peninsula 1 1/4" thick solid MDF seat cut in one piece with no splices. Photo by Jake Gearing

Bathroom - traditional bathroom idea in New York

This early 90's contemporary home was in need of some major updates and when my clients purchased it they were ready to make it their own. The home features large open rooms, great natural light and stunning views of Lake Washington. These clients love bold vibrant colors and clean modern lines so the goal was to incorporate those in the design without it overwhelming the space. Balance was key. The end goal was for the home to feel open and airy yet warm and inviting. This was achieved by bringing in punches of color to an otherwise white or neutral palate. Texture and visual interest were achieved throughout the house through the use of wallpaper, fabrics, and a few one of a kind artworks.

The wall paint is Sherwin-Williams Ramie SW6156, the ceiling and trim is Sherwin-Williams Shoji White SW7042. Bed and chests are Hickory Chair. Lamps are Christopher Spitzmiller. Mirror is Made Goods

Ellis Creek Photography
Inspiration for a mediterranean terra-cotta tile and brown floor foyer remodel in Charleston with white walls and a medium wood front door

Farmhouse exterior home idea in Chicago

Mountain style formal and open concept living room photo in Sacramento

Inspiration for a mid-century modern master black tile, black and white tile, white tile and matchstick tile black floor drop-in bathtub remodel in San Francisco with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, white walls, a vessel sink, wood countertops and brown countertops

This tiny house needed a tiny bath. It's tiny, and delightful. It was quite dark and windowless, so we added a tubular skylight, which infused the tiny room with daylight. Did I mention tiny? This tiny house needed an upgrade to its tiny bath. With no possibility of a window, we choose a tubular skylight for an infusion of natural light. Difficult to see in the photo, but the floor tile continues in the same pattern up the wall. ©2017 Adam Gibson

Coastal meets modern farmhouse in this North County bathroom remodel.
Inspiration for a coastal bathroom remodel in San Diego

photography: Karyn Millet
Inspiration for a coastal built-in desk study room remodel in Orange County with white walls

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