This unique home is located on a ridge with fantastic views to the rugged Gore Range from one side and down a dramatic ravine on the other. While the home resembles a European castle, it is interpreted in a modern way and utilizes the latest in building technology. The stone on the front facade is Colorado sourced granite. The main level features a very private master suite and study.

Durable, cast polyurethane makes it possible for our Baroque-inspired Donatella Collection to thrive outdoors. Settee features integrated cushions, asymmetrical high back, rolled arms, ball and claw feet, and a generous bench seat. Angled-back armchair offers extra comfortable seating; zippered seat cushion makes for easy spot cleaning. Side and coffee tables are accentuated by sculpted and beveled tabletops and ornate cabriole legs that resemble carved wood.

This luxurious master bathroom features stacked stone marble veneer walls, custom inlaid heated marble floors, marble countertops, and marble decking surrounding the bathtub. All these finishes combine to create a light and airy atmosphere that resembles floating clouds on a clear sky. We installed drawers behind the bathtub to discreetly store soaps and products. The space between the drawers is perfect for candles as the stone above and behind it is naturally fireproof.

Access around the north side of the home is provided by a continuation of the bluestone pavers that provide sure footing for barefoot beach goers. The clever design coordinates utility and refuse areas to resemble changing rooms for the beach, while Arborvitaes line the property for additional privacy.

The centerpiece of this wall mirror's sunburst look is a clear, round mirror surrounded by metal rods that resemble the rays of the sun. The combination of gold, always a color of sophistication, and the embossed design with its luxurious style, adds color to the interior. The blossoming shape gives a sense of relaxation, and your guests will be impressed when they see it hanging on the wall.

Barkwood flagstone creates a rustic feel in this interior staircase. The backwood is a stone veneer that resembles wood in appearance.
Mountain style wood railing staircase photo in Los Angeles

We decided to bring the Hamptons to New Jersey. We designed this 6000 square foot home in Short hills NJ from the ground up. Every detail from the custom kitchen cabinetry to the hardware used throughout. The client wanted the feel of a luxe Hamptons home. We used color to create drama as soon as you walk in. The custom wallpaper in the dining room resembles a sunset, and you will find blue tints and tones throughout the house, creating a cohesive feeling.

Using landscape and architecture, this outdoor terrace and pool we re-imagined. Existing flooding issues in the property were solved using beautiful landscape design. New spaces were created using nature as inspiration for the furniture pieces that resemble pebbles with “conversation pieces” and personal touches from the homeowners including a beautiful chandelier that provides an interesting contrast to the modern feel of the space.

This Bauhaus-inspired home received a full renovation and multiple additions with modern, high-end finishes throughout. Designed to display several works of art, the finishes include custom mahogany cabinets, tempered glass stair railings, and an island built to resemble a famous designer. A beautiful stream can be heard from inside, and every window provides a unique view of the manicured, park-like grounds. Photo by Noni MacLeay

For the bathroom we chose a texture surface for the vanity that resembles the kitchen cabinets. The double sink and all the fixture and accessories are clean and modern. The bathtub is super elegant and fits the space perfectly, the oversize subway tiles mixed in with an accent of penny tiles complete the look.

Kitchen Design and Cabinetry by Bonnie Bagley Catlin Photos by @photogailowens We created a curved island that resembles a piano while it maximized there countertop space it left plenty of room for them to entertain many guest in their nook. We created a integrated pantry door with custom walnut panels.

Transitional kitchen photo in San Francisco

Quite often, homeowners neglect or don’t consider landscaping for the side of their homes. This photo shows how you can create a stunning look in even the smallest of spaces. The owners of this Spicewood, TX home, chose a path of river rocks leading from the privacy gate to the back yard. We laid the pebbles in a gently curving pattern to resemble a flowing river. This look was further enhanced with the addition of black soil at the sides. The camouflage looking pavers not only add another layer of visual appeal, but they also have a practical function as they provide a stable surface to walk on.

This completely renovated and modernized bathroom has porcelain floor and shower tiles resembling Statuario marble, a highliy textured dark grey wallpaper and accented with gold framed mirrors, sconces and fixtures.

A powder room designed around a dragon faucet that wows D&D Players! How do you do this? You use tiles that looks like scales, wall lights that look like torches and create a custom mirror to resemble the eye of a dragon.

Our French Library Bookcase is embellished with iron and brass details resemble the French libraries of the 1940's, provide smart and stylish organization for any room. Crafted from iron with Berreta finish and reclaimed pine wood with washed grey finish. Dimensions: 47W x 25D x 90H Made of solid reclaimed wood in a washed grey finish. Antiqued Iron frame Given its handmade and hand-finished nature, variations in the wood to be expected.

This photo is of a landscape in the Phoenix area planted with pink fairy duster and purple trailing lantana.
Inspiration for a southwestern landscaping in Phoenix.

The Pergola brackets in this photo land on two wooden keys. The keys and column will be wrapped with Stainless Steel straps heat treated to resemble weathered bronze. The straps will contain interlocking by-pass hinges with a wedge hammered into place to tighten the straps. The straps are being fashioned by a metal artist and should be ready by June.

For the re-design, we wanted to keep the staging resembling the original install with a slight refreshed look. Throughout the home, we brought in deep navy blues, neutral ivory and creams, and matte blacks in the accessories and art to compliment the contemporary upgrades. Altogether, this stunning contemporary home reflects a luxurious and welcoming feel for potential buyers, from large families to empty nesters, to envision entertaining family and friend gatherings for years to come.