Bathroom color change
Bathroom - contemporary bathroom idea in New York

The master bedroom had a handsome arched french double door looking onto the street. The client needed the large windows in the doors to be covered at night and partially open during the day. They loved the way these attached panels mimicked the arch shape in the windows.

Vertical wood planks extend from wall to ceiling and continue seamlessly across surfaces, concealing dual closet doors behind the architectural bed surround. Each plank was carefully aligned to maintain visual continuity across planes. A precise shadow reveal creates a clean transition from wood to adjacent sheetrock surfaces, allowing the material change to feel intentional and refined. The closet doors are fully integrated and visually flush, maintaining the integrity of the wood envelope while preserving full functionality. This level of detailing transforms what could be standard storage into a cohesive architectural feature within the primary suite.

Quangdam

Hardwood flooring with a border strip at a doorway

Home design - mid-sized modern enclosed carpeted home design idea in New York with brown walls and a wall-mounted tv

Photograph by Jason Kotoch, Concrete Panels by Stone Soup Concrete
Home design - contemporary home design idea in Boston

William Van Eeuwen III, VEC, Corp.
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Shagreen embossed leather on padded wall panels around a fireplace.
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