Discover the heart of this stunning mid-century modern home – a meticulously designed kitchen that seamlessly blends style and functionality. This mid-century modern kitchen features two expansive islands, zellige-tiled support beams, brass accents, and luxurious marble countertops. The exquisite marble veining extends up the wall, creating a floating shelf for practical storage and décor. Warm wood tones in architectural details and a sleek metal hood beautifully complement the design. The second island offers casual dining with elegant black metal stools, uniting the kitchen and living areas. This kitchen is a testament to creative problem-solving and the seamless fusion of style and function.

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

Our clients were ready to take their 20+ year old home and give the design a refresh, and make their space a lot more functional for their needs. The areas in their first floor they wanted to improve were the kitchen, mudroom and pantry, dining room, living room, stairway and powder room. They wanted their space to match their fun mid-century modern style. Our design team and our clients dreamed up a plan that not only solves all of the functional issues they were dealing with, it’s also a stunning and unique space. We removed the wall in between the kitchen and dining room. We created a center island that extends and lowers to include an eat-in area. The cabinetry plan in the kitchen changed to suit their needs. We re-did the flooring throughout the first floor and installed a new fireplace. The existing laundry room got moved to the basement, making way for a mudroom and pantry space. We installed a new railing on the staircase and an art niche in the living room. The powder room got a refresh with statement wallpaper and vanity.

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

While the summer is slowly coming to a close and vacation season is at its end… wouldn’t it be refreshing to come home to an ideal getaway? Sometimes all your room needs is a facelift. To revamp a space in a budget-friendly fashion, look into replacing items one at a time as you find unique pieces to incorporate. Your room may only need a few finishing touches to tie everything together, or could use a little more tender love and care. Let’s start with what we know best. Fabrics. Fabrics can be a simple solution to tying up any loose ends in your rooms’ décor. It may not be in your budget to replace all of your furniture, and rugs, but choosing a fabric that includes similar colors to those in your palette can be an easy way to solve your design dilemma. Read More for 3 Steps to Achieving a Beautiful Home Getaway Including 3 Tips for the Budget Conscious: http://www.creativeinteriorsbg.com/creating-an-at-home-getaway

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

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Example of a mid-sized mountain style concrete floor and brown floor basement design in Kansas City

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

With a waterfall detail on the left of the quartz countertop, this modern kitchen also has a breakfast area overlooking the patio. A porcelain tile backsplash compliments the white quartz counters. Bookshelves hold the homeowners collection of cookbooks.

Example of a classic u-shaped eat-in kitchen design in Salt Lake City with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, green cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, ceramic backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

Christopher Delaney
Inspiration for a small transitional u-shaped dark wood floor and brown floor enclosed kitchen remodel in New York with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

Discover the heart of this stunning mid-century modern home – a meticulously designed kitchen that seamlessly blends style and functionality. This mid-century modern kitchen features two expansive islands, zellige-tiled support beams, brass accents, and luxurious marble countertops. The exquisite marble veining extends up the wall, creating a floating shelf for practical storage and décor. Warm wood tones in architectural details and a sleek metal hood beautifully complement the design. The second island offers casual dining with elegant black metal stools, uniting the kitchen and living areas. This kitchen is a testament to creative problem-solving and the seamless fusion of style and function.

Discover the heart of this stunning mid-century modern home – a meticulously designed kitchen that seamlessly blends style and functionality. This mid-century modern kitchen features two expansive islands, zellige-tiled support beams, brass accents, and luxurious marble countertops. The exquisite marble veining extends up the wall, creating a floating shelf for practical storage and décor. Warm wood tones in architectural details and a sleek metal hood beautifully complement the design. The second island offers casual dining with elegant black metal stools, uniting the kitchen and living areas. This kitchen is a testament to creative problem-solving and the seamless fusion of style and function.

Black and White painted cabinetry paired with White Quartz and gold accents. A Black Stainless Steel appliance package completes the look in this remodeled Coal Valley, IL kitchen.

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.

Challenge: Maximize impact and usability in a compact space Solved: Whether it’s the custom Cerulean-, Prussian- and Cobalt-blue tile feature or the pool’s unique 4-inch-thick acrylic end-wall that provides a full underwater panorama of the pool for those sitting in the fire pit—every detail is meticulously orchestrated, every functional element masterfully arranged. The smartphone-controlled pergola louvers, accent lighting, and spare, strategic plantings make this backyard magazine photo-feature worthy. The whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.