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Designed by Christina Higham for Sonder.
Photography by Jacqueline Marque
Eclectic living room photo in New Orleans
Eclectic living room photo in New Orleans

Inspiration for a large craftsman l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor open concept kitchen remodel in Salt Lake City with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and black countertops

Chrome shower fixtures and bathroom accessories add a classic look throughout, while a natural teak root bath stool near the tub borrows from the warm wood finish of the vanities. Striking Farrow & Ball wallpaper creates bookend accent walls behind the tub and toilet. As light in the space changes throughout the day, the wallpaper’s subtle metallic pattern takes on changing tones — sometimes warm, sometimes cool — yet always perfectly matched to the serene blue wall paint. A machine-washable Chindi style fringed rug made from recycled denim softens the space, while cozy white bath towels add plush texture throughout.
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Exposed aggregate driveway after cleaning & sealing with Paver Gloss Sealer.
Photo of a mid-sized front yard driveway in Detroit.
Photo of a mid-sized front yard driveway in Detroit.

Fun and functional 2nd kitchen sometimes called a Wok Kitchen is done in light and bright finishes. Floating wall shelves with lights finish off the space nicely.

Sometimes it is fun to just update a space and make it "yours". A basement bathroom that was OK, at first glance it is fine...but after the renovation this bathroom is un-recognizable....take a look

This kitchen is born out of a fancy for France and an inner thwarted cafe (chef or bus boy - sometimes it's confusing ; ).
Elegant kitchen photo in Charleston
Elegant kitchen photo in Charleston

Chrome shower fixtures and bathroom accessories add a classic look throughout, while a natural teak root bath stool near the tub borrows from the warm wood finish of the vanities. Striking Farrow & Ball wallpaper creates bookend accent walls behind the tub and toilet. As light in the space changes throughout the day, the wallpaper’s subtle metallic pattern takes on changing tones — sometimes warm, sometimes cool — yet always perfectly matched to the serene blue wall paint. A machine-washable Chindi style fringed rug made from recycled denim softens the space, while cozy white bath towels add plush texture throughout.

Chrome shower fixtures and bathroom accessories add a classic look throughout, while a natural teak root bath stool near the tub borrows from the warm wood finish of the vanities. Striking Farrow & Ball wallpaper creates bookend accent walls behind the tub and toilet. As light in the space changes throughout the day, the wallpaper’s subtle metallic pattern takes on changing tones — sometimes warm, sometimes cool — yet always perfectly matched to the serene blue wall paint. A machine-washable Chindi style fringed rug made from recycled denim softens the space, while cozy white bath towels add plush texture throughout.

Chrome shower fixtures and bathroom accessories add a classic look throughout, while a natural teak root bath stool near the tub borrows from the warm wood finish of the vanities. Striking Farrow & Ball wallpaper creates bookend accent walls behind the tub and toilet. As light in the space changes throughout the day, the wallpaper’s subtle metallic pattern takes on changing tones — sometimes warm, sometimes cool — yet always perfectly matched to the serene blue wall paint. A machine-washable Chindi style fringed rug made from recycled denim softens the space, while cozy white bath towels add plush texture throughout.

Kitchen update: Sometimes by only replacing the countertops, backsplash, and hardware you can update a kitchen drastically. This kitchen had just that and it made all the difference. The roman shade was custom designed and made for this space.

The beauty of the outdoors is sometimes best enjoyed from your own backyard. Taking in the views from the pool and Middle Harbour. Intentionally connecting the concept of living, swimming and lounging into one seamless element.
Fifth Season Landscapes has done an amazing job in bringing this concept into reality.
Glass fence balustrades by Glazed Co.

Sometimes just a simple touch like adding a statement rug is all you need to bring out a room.
Example of an eclectic dining room design in San Francisco
Example of an eclectic dining room design in San Francisco

AFTER: Sometimes the biggest transformations come from rethinking the layout. By removing the fireplace, relocating the bedroom entrance, integrating a hidden door within custom wood slat panels, and adding a soft wallpaper feature wall, this living room was completely reimagined into a warm, modern space with clean architectural detail.

It feels like pure zen when you step into this shaded backyard! Charcoal and gray tones match with the home’s modern aesthetic, and the wraparound bench encourages conversation. An automatic cover helps manage the debris from the beautiful (but sometimes messy) heritage pecan tree.

The gold accents on this dresser are proof that sometimes the details make all the difference.
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Chrome shower fixtures and bathroom accessories add a classic look throughout, while a natural teak root bath stool near the tub borrows from the warm wood finish of the vanities. Striking Farrow & Ball wallpaper creates bookend accent walls behind the tub and toilet. As light in the space changes throughout the day, the wallpaper’s subtle metallic pattern takes on changing tones — sometimes warm, sometimes cool — yet always perfectly matched to the serene blue wall paint. A machine-washable Chindi style fringed rug made from recycled denim softens the space, while cozy white bath towels add plush texture throughout.

Sometimes an island with seating just doesn't work. By putting 12" deep base cabinets in this peninsula, the traffic flow in the kitchen was improved while still allowing for counter dining.

Sometimes a lift up door makes more sense for a specific area in your kitchen.
Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in New York
Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in New York

The beauty of the outdoors is sometimes best enjoyed from your own backyard. Taking in the views from the pool and Middle Harbour. Intentionally connecting the concept of living, swimming and lounging into one seamless element.
Fifth Season Landscapes has done an amazing job in bringing this concept into reality.
Glass fence balustrades by Glazed Co.
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