Contemporary home in Mansfield, TX. Putting the finishing touches on the built ins, in four different rooms. The casual kitchen, fireside lounge, living room and the office. Accessories tell the story of the style of each room.

Make Sure to Choose the Right Contractor --Take a look at their work, and not just completed projects but also visit a job in progress. You can learn a lot about a contractor’s commitment to quality and safety by seeing for yourself how clean the site is. -- Rustic Decor, Located in suite 125 of the SDC

The clients wanted to update their ranch house and make good use of their unusually large site next to downtown Mountain View. We sketched several options for design and scope of work to assess feasibility and value to the clients. The chosen design retains an existing bedroom wing, while the layout of the living spaces is re-worked to an open plan flooded with light, with vaulted ceilings and strong indoor-outdoor connection to a yard optimized for outdoor living. Awkward angles and inefficient spaces of the former house have been replaced with a clear, simple floor plan designed for ease of everyday living. One end of the site is used for a two-bedroom ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) with its own face to the street and its own back yard. Income from the ADU will go a long way toward financing the rebuild of the main house. Photography: Kurt Manley https://saikleyarchitects.com/portfolio/open-ranch-adu/

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Glamorous without ever feeling formal. Champagne, walnut, and aged brass — chosen for how they shift in Florida light. Grasscloth against fluted millwork, honed marble against bouclé. Lighting designed as architecture, not accessory, so the glow lives inside the room itself. Alina Residences, Boca Raton.

Glamorous without ever feeling formal. Champagne, walnut, and aged brass — chosen for how they shift in Florida light. Grasscloth against fluted millwork, honed marble against bouclé. Lighting designed as architecture, not accessory, so the glow lives inside the room itself. Alina Residences, Boca Raton.

Glamorous without ever feeling formal. Champagne, walnut, and aged brass — chosen for how they shift in Florida light. Grasscloth against fluted millwork, honed marble against bouclé. Lighting designed as architecture, not accessory, so the glow lives inside the room itself. Alina Residences, Boca Raton.

Glamorous without ever feeling formal. Champagne, walnut, and aged brass — chosen for how they shift in Florida light. Grasscloth against fluted millwork, honed marble against bouclé. Lighting designed as architecture, not accessory, so the glow lives inside the room itself. Alina Residences, Boca Raton.

Glamorous without ever feeling formal. Champagne, walnut, and aged brass — chosen for how they shift in Florida light. Grasscloth against fluted millwork, honed marble against bouclé. Lighting designed as architecture, not accessory, so the glow lives inside the room itself. Alina Residences, Boca Raton.