Hand-applied lime plaster walls bring depth, texture, and a sense of quiet permanence to The Slow Spin. Their subtle movement and organic finish create a timeless backdrop that softens the space while honoring the building's historic character.

An eclectic backsplash brought this 1970s kitchen into modern times. Design firm Destination Eichler used a cascading blend of 4” Hexagon Tile in Feldspar, Cardamom, and Blue Velvet to put a fresh spin on the retro character of the home. DESIGN Destination Eichler, Eyerly Architecture PHOTOS John Shum

Dimensional art is all the rage, and our David Bromstad Rhino Head Wall Art is a magnificent example. Incredibly detailed, including every wrinkle of skin, this Rhino Head would seem lifelike if not for its stark white gloss. And that's where David's signature wit comes in-putting a modern spin on traditional décor such as mounted animal trophies. It completely transforms any room in which you hang it.

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Black and white photography adds a modern spin to this traditional space, creating contrasting elements and depth. larrygoldstein.com
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A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

Designed a kitchen that would be bright, sunny, and open. In terms of functionality, it needed to have ample room to work and plenty of storage. Flooring, backsplash, and floating shelves were planned using natural tones and materials to lend warmth to the area. Design choice for countertops was Cambria’s Annica, a new spin on classic marble featuring a neutral white background infused with subtle gray veins and regal gold and purple sparkle.

A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

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Photos by Homeowner U-shaped kitchen with breakfast area, inspired by a Nantucket beach cottage.
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Laid-back and looking good, Lynn puts a fresh spin on the track-arm sofa with arched armrests, relaxed tailoring, and plush seat cushions. Hand tailored in our North American workshops.

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A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

A beautiful master bath, traditional with a spin on modern elements. This bathroom lacked storage and the shower was small and dark. Opening this space up, creating an aging in place shower with no curb, and a large glass door brought so much light into the space. Using elements of gold makes this space feel rich but comfortable.

Designed a kitchen that would be bright, sunny, and open. In terms of functionality, it needed to have ample room to work and plenty of storage. Flooring, backsplash, and floating shelves were planned using natural tones and materials to lend warmth to the area. Design choice for countertops was Cambria’s Annica, a new spin on classic marble featuring a neutral white background infused with subtle gray veins and regal gold and purple sparkle.