This was an historic cottage with a small bathroom on the lower level. The existing tile was in good shape, but had a hunter green dot in the floor tile and a green rope tile in the shower. The design plan was to simply re-tile the floor, remove and change out only the deco portion in the shower, repaint the vanity, install a new countertop and replace the faucet and toilet. A black pebble was installed on the shower floor. We also added new black baseboards and crown moulding. Making the renovation cost effective while achieving a dramatic new look. The wall color is Universal Khaki by Sherwin-Williams. This was an historic cottage with a small bathroom on the lower level. The existing tile was in good shape, but had a hunter green dot in the floor tile and a green rope tile in the shower. The design plan was to simply re-tile the floor, remove and change out only the deco portion in the shower, repaint the vanity, install a new countertop and replace the faucet and toilet. A black pebble was installed on the shower floor. We also added new black baseboards and crown moulding. Making the renovation cost effective while achieving a dramatic new look. The wall color is Universal Khaki by Sherwin-Williams.

Designed and Styled by MM Accents Photo cred to Drew Castelhano Redesign of a tired powder room. York Wallcoverings give this room the drama it needed. Hudson Valley Lighting adds a grand statement. All finishes replaced with polished chrome. Simply stunning in black.

Goals Our clients desired to simply update their home with a modern, open feel while adding more natural light to the space. Our Design Solution By taking down the wall between the dining room and living room and adding a bump out in the kitchen, the space opened up dramatically and the room was flooded with natural light. In addition to replacing the kitchen cabinets and counters, we added a long horizontal window to give a unique modern element as well as let more light in. C.J South Photography

Silver Lining House is a modern revival residence located in a Historic District neighborhood. Replacing a nondescript ranch, the new architecture is inspired by a revisionist historical perspective, exploring what the original 1955 design could have been as significant from the mid-century period. This design process led to create a small, airy and simply layered structure – a Case Study bar house of our time. Photographer - Ryan Southen

Until the owners are ready to redesign the fireplace, we simply added paint to the existing mantel surround. We will likely take the redesign all the way to the ceiling and choose cut stone based in gray. The mantel will flow with the new shelving around the TV. The TV floats on the wall surrounded by custom, rough hewn floating shelves. The baskets below will be replaced by an upholstered storage bench that can be pulled into the room for added seating if necessary.

There are (3) options when it comes time to upgrade the look of your kitchen cabinets. You can Replace, Reface or Refinish. If your cabinets are in good condition, simply changing the color can give your cabinets a "New" and "Updated" look. All finishes are sprayed and the products used are approved by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers of America (KCMA). These hard, durable finishes will look "Beautiful" and last for many years.

Goals Our clients desired to simply update their home with a modern, open feel while adding more natural light to the space. Our Design Solution By taking down the wall between the dining room and living room and adding a bump out in the kitchen, the space opened up dramatically and the room was flooded with natural light. In addition to replacing the kitchen cabinets and counters, we added a long horizontal window to give a unique modern element as well as let more light in. C.J South Photography

Photo by Hylah Hedgepeth Interior design by Abby Guild
Example of a mountain style home design design in Los Angeles

Photo: A Darling Felicity Photography © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic galley home design remodel in Seattle with a single-bowl sink, open cabinets, granite countertops, gray backsplash, stone slab backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Overlooking the stunning landscape, this home's large custom windows and ornate iron door brighten up the interior and exterior. Finished in Bronze and detailed with personalized scrollwork, this home's front door is simply a vision. Photo by Jim Schmid Photography

There are (3) options when it comes time to upgrade the look of your kitchen cabinets. You can Replace, Reface or Refinish. If your cabinets are in good condition, simply changing the color can give your cabinets a "New" and "Updated" look. All finishes are sprayed and the products used are approved by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers of America (KCMA). These hard, durable finishes will look "Beautiful" and last for many years.

Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized traditional u-shaped dark wood floor eat-in kitchen idea in Portland with flat-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, an island and an undermount sink

Goals Our clients desired to simply update their home with a modern, open feel while adding more natural light to the space. Our Design Solution By taking down the wall between the dining room and living room and adding a bump out in the kitchen, the space opened up dramatically and the room was flooded with natural light. In addition to replacing the kitchen cabinets and counters, we added a long horizontal window to give a unique modern element as well as let more light in. C.J South Photography

We maximized the budget here while adding pizzaz. The existing closet doors needed to either be replaced or upgraded. Because the budget was focused on other things, we simply added quarter-round to the existing flat doors to give them depth and character.

Goals Our clients desired to simply update their home with a modern, open feel while adding more natural light to the space. Our Design Solution By taking down the wall between the dining room and living room and adding a bump out in the kitchen, the space opened up dramatically and the room was flooded with natural light. In addition to replacing the kitchen cabinets and counters, we added a long horizontal window to give a unique modern element as well as let more light in. C.J South Photography

Finished carpeted basement with wall mounted flat screen TV with surround sound bar and speakers, comfortable sectional for movie night or video games.

The original Kitchen had all oak cabinets. We had all of them custom painted. The perimeter cabinets in a soft beige color and the island cabinets in a slate grey. A large and cumbersome hood was removed and replaced with this sleek glass version. The pendant light added a very sophisticated element to the design. The glass backsplash is simply gorgeous and changes color depending on the time of day and your location in the space. This house has spectacular views of Puget sound and the ferry boats going by.

There are (3) options when it comes time to upgrade the look of your kitchen cabinets. You can Replace, Reface or Refinish. If your cabinets are in good condition, simply changing the color can give your cabinets a "New" and "Updated" look. All finishes are sprayed and the products used are approved by the Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers of America (KCMA). These hard, durable finishes will look "Beautiful" and last for many years.

This bathroom renovation began with a complete redesign of the floor plan rather than simply replacing finishes. The original layout divided the vanity and shower with a full-height wall, leaving both spaces feeling smaller than they needed to be.