A formal living room transformed into the ultimate at-home wine lounge. This room is full of sentimental moments, an impressive wine collection all coupled with green velvet chairs perfect for late night chats. A bubble inspired light fixture finishes off the space.

This two-tone kitchen features two popular shaker style doors, the Rosemary and the Brookside. Drawer fronts have our 5-piece header option, bringing a touch of traditional sentiment to the space. A soft, dark stain is used for the island, contrasting with the stark white perimeter. This effect defines the space, dividing the living area and kitchen while maintaining an open and airy feel.

This two-tone kitchen features two popular shaker style doors, the Rosemary and the Brookside. Drawer fronts have our 5-piece header option, bringing a touch of traditional sentiment to the space. A soft, dark stain is used for the island, contrasting with the stark white perimeter. This effect defines the space, dividing the living area and kitchen while maintaining an open and airy feel.

This Cape Cod owner wanted a modern look, but also to preserve sentimental items like the red rocker, art, and piano. They also use the room's desk as an office space. Finally, the owner uses this room as much as the family room.

Built to the exacting standards of a young, self-made couple, this design exemplifies their taste: clean, clear, crisp and ready for anything life may throw at them. The dining room is ready for entertaining with a built in wine bar, buffet serving space and a table the couple purchased as newlyweds for sentimentality.

Step into British colonial elegance ! A historical style embraced by many Indian homes. The client owned this ancestral sofa which carried a sentimental value for them. So we decided to refurbish it and design the living room around it. This room is soaked in earthy tones and tons of Indian motifs.....

Minimalist living room photo in New York

This contemporary custom TV console was made by not2big of Vashon Island, and ordered through William & Wayne at the Seattle Design Center. We kept that large format ceramic tile floor for sentimental reasons, as the home owner & daughter had installed themselves. Photo by Gregg Krogstad

Stunning views and prime access to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort made an ideal location for an elegant mountain home. CLB’s interior design team made use of layered materials, soft lighting, and curved material edges to provide a feminine sentiment throughout the home. Residential Architecture and Interior Design by CLB | Jackson, Wyoming - Bozeman, Montana

Photography by Thomas Kuoh
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in San Francisco

Naked buckwheat (Eriogonum nudum) with red buckwheat (Eriogonum grande var. rubescens). Photo by Pete Veilleux, East Bay Wilds

A clinic in downsizing, this condo is filled with pieces and art that were carefully selected, sentimental and one of a kind. The renovation was intended to stand the test of time, functionally and aesthetically. Having relocated from a much larger property, the client wanted a space that resonated with the urban beauty of Portland's West End. Photos by Erin Little.

Stunning views and prime access to the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort made an ideal location for an elegant mountain home. CLB’s interior design team made use of layered materials, soft lighting, and curved material edges to provide a feminine sentiment throughout the home. Residential Architecture and Interior Design by CLB | Jackson, Wyoming - Bozeman, Montana

Cabinet Brand: Medallion Door Style: Brookhill raised panel full overlay Finish style/Color: maple - white icing Countertop Material: granite Countertop Color: absolute black Special Notes: very small space – retained sentimental wall paper

Photo: A Darling Felicity Photography © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for a mid-sized eclectic master carpeted bedroom remodel in Seattle with white walls

A few playful pops of color alongside streamlined cabinetry and minimal furnishings accomplish the client's wish for a contemporary design that avoids the flatness of being overly modern. This kitchen design balances contemporary and traditional sentiments, while avoiding over designing to one extreme. Clean, white countertops and backsplash complement the warm tones of walnut and zebrawood cabinetry and illustrate how less can truly be more. Photo credit: Ashley Avila

This was a challenging project because our client was downsizing from a huge home into a condo. Their home was furnished with furniture they had brought from Indonesia back in the 90's and had great sentimental value. Together we coordinated the move, put some fresh color on the walls and fully furnished the condo with their existing furniture.

These clients are in their forever condo. They had it renovated before reaching out to us. However, removing a wall in their great room created a very large and complex space to plan for. They tried to fill it with a very large sectional but never used it. They have spent many years traveling and collecting items that were very sentimental to them but felt that their treasures were not being displayed in the best way.