Darwin is an ergonomic collection comprising of a steel frame and an extended steel mesh for the seat & back. The design revisits classic themes with the metal sheet mesh being placed in a contemporary geometric structure. The E-coated powder coat finish is perfect for withstanding outdoor elements. Ideal for cafes, restaurants, hotels, lounge areas or home use.

We designed a “tree house” suspended above the ground on glued-laminated timber columns supporting two stories, forty feet above the forest floor. Suquamish means “place of clear water”. The care of the land that drove this residence included simple strategies for capturing rain and percolating storm water, minimal excavation and removal of soils, low-impact concrete foundations, and a light structure that captures views of the forest, water, and a distant Seattle skyline to the east.

The 2019 Showcase revisits the historic “Le Petit Trianon” Mansion located near the landmark Presidio. The home’s massive and richly appointed kitchen space was inspired by the French country manor of Marie-Antoinette. The kitchen design concept is a collaboration between Interior Designer Jamie Belew and Architect David Armour who adapted the home’s original service kitchen to create a contemporary Catering Kitchen and Service Lounge. Longtime principals of their respective interior design and architecture firms, they came together over their mutual admiration for this archetype of classical Beaux-Arts design and shared vision for retaining its traditional structure while updating its flow, functions and finishes to meet the needs of contemporary entertaining.

The 2019 Showcase revisits the historic “Le Petit Trianon” Mansion located near the landmark Presidio. The home’s massive and richly appointed kitchen space was inspired by the French country manor of Marie-Antoinette. The kitchen design concept is a collaboration between Interior Designer Jamie Belew and Architect David Armour who adapted the home’s original service kitchen to create a contemporary Catering Kitchen and Service Lounge. Longtime principals of their respective interior design and architecture firms, they came together over their mutual admiration for this archetype of classical Beaux-Arts design and shared vision for retaining its traditional structure while updating its flow, functions and finishes to meet the needs of contemporary entertaining.

The kitchen was updated a few years earlier with: a new layout, new cabinets and countertops. However, the kitchen felt incomplete. So revisited the kitchen and added a white subway tile backsplash with gray grout and under-cabinet lighting to brighten and highlight the counter space.

The kitchen was updated a few years earlier with: a new layout, new cabinets and countertops. However, the kitchen felt incomplete. So revisited the kitchen and added a white subway tile backsplash with gray grout and under-cabinet lighting to brighten and highlight the counter space.

The 2019 Showcase revisits the historic “Le Petit Trianon” Mansion located near the landmark Presidio. The home’s massive and richly appointed kitchen space was inspired by the French country manor of Marie-Antoinette. The kitchen design concept is a collaboration between Interior Designer Jamie Belew and Architect David Armour who adapted the home’s original service kitchen to create a contemporary Catering Kitchen and Service Lounge. Longtime principals of their respective interior design and architecture firms, they came together over their mutual admiration for this archetype of classical Beaux-Arts design and shared vision for retaining its traditional structure while updating its flow, functions and finishes to meet the needs of contemporary entertaining.

The 2019 Showcase revisits the historic “Le Petit Trianon” Mansion located near the landmark Presidio. The home’s massive and richly appointed kitchen space was inspired by the French country manor of Marie-Antoinette. The kitchen design concept is a collaboration between Interior Designer Jamie Belew and Architect David Armour who adapted the home’s original service kitchen to create a contemporary Catering Kitchen and Service Lounge. Longtime principals of their respective interior design and architecture firms, they came together over their mutual admiration for this archetype of classical Beaux-Arts design and shared vision for retaining its traditional structure while updating its flow, functions and finishes to meet the needs of contemporary entertaining.

Darwin is an ergonomic collection comprising of a steel frame and an extended steel mesh for the seat & back. The design revisits classic themes with the metal sheet mesh being placed in a contemporary geometric structure. The E-coated powder coat finish is perfect for withstanding outdoor elements. Ideal for cafes, restaurants, hotels, lounge areas or home use.

Coastal exterior home idea in Minneapolis

This elegant remodel included transformation of a blank wall with a wicker hamper against it to this custom built laundry hamper, pull out and large upper vanity that offers more storage than one might ever expect. The glass feature is revisited in the tun niche and the cabinets are a very deep rich painted MDF.

The kitchen was updated a few years earlier with: a new layout, new cabinets and countertops. However, the kitchen felt incomplete. So revisited the kitchen and added a white subway tile backsplash with gray grout and under-cabinet lighting to brighten and highlight the counter space.

Mediterranean style is a beautiful blend of ornate detailing and rough organic stone work. It's worn and rustic while still being sumptuous and refined. The details of this bathroom remodel combine all the right elements to create a comfortable and gorgeous space. Tumbled stone mixed with scrolling cabinet details, oil-rubbed bronze mixed with the glazed cabinet finish and mottled granite in varying shades of brown are expertly mingled to create a bathroom that's truly a place to get away from the troubles of the day.

Wallpaper by Tres Tintas Barcelona. Exclusively available at NewWall.com | Heritage is a collection of wallpapers and murals full of almost dreamlike colour and texture. Designed by Pablo Piatti, it revisits traditional wallcovering elements and themes, whether taking us on a stroll through the garden or navigating eternal ocean waters.

The kitchen was updated a few years earlier with: a new layout, new cabinets and countertops. However, the kitchen felt incomplete. So revisited the kitchen and added a white subway tile backsplash with gray grout and under-cabinet lighting to brighten and highlight the counter space.

Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional front yard brick garden path in Nashville.

Gorgeous master bath with dramatic retro "wave" tile. Peak Photography
Example of a 1950s bathroom design in Los Angeles

The living room brings elements of nature through the artwork and natural wood elements. Accent of yellow are playful with the light purple and wood tones. The sliding doors conceal a large TV for big gatherings.

The family room was totally gutted and expanded. The fireplace is the main focal point in the room. Remote controlled shades are located at the top of the horizontal band of windows. Ceiling fans help cool the room in the summer. A.J. Brown Photography