Quiet luxury meets modern organic design in this thoughtfully curated bath retreat. Rich wood cabinetry introduces warmth and natural character, while expansive porcelain surfaces bring a sense of lightness and refinement. A striking geometric tile adds visual interest and texture, creating a sophisticated backdrop for the honey bronze fixtures that lend a subtle touch of glamour. The frameless glass shower enhances the room's open, airy feel, allowing the material palette to take center stage. Soft neutral tones, textured wall coverings, and large-format floor tile establish a serene foundation, while abundant natural light strengthens the connection to the surrounding landscape. Every element was selected to balance beauty and function, resulting in a timeless, spa-inspired sanctuary that feels effortlessly elevated.

Quiet luxury meets modern organic design in this thoughtfully curated bath retreat. Rich wood cabinetry introduces warmth and natural character, while expansive porcelain surfaces bring a sense of lightness and refinement. A striking geometric tile adds visual interest and texture, creating a sophisticated backdrop for the honey bronze fixtures that lend a subtle touch of glamour. The frameless glass shower enhances the room's open, airy feel, allowing the material palette to take center stage. Soft neutral tones, textured wall coverings, and large-format floor tile establish a serene foundation, while abundant natural light strengthens the connection to the surrounding landscape. Every element was selected to balance beauty and function, resulting in a timeless, spa-inspired sanctuary that feels effortlessly elevated.

Quiet luxury meets modern organic design in this thoughtfully curated bath retreat. Rich wood cabinetry introduces warmth and natural character, while expansive porcelain surfaces bring a sense of lightness and refinement. A striking geometric tile adds visual interest and texture, creating a sophisticated backdrop for the honey bronze fixtures that lend a subtle touch of glamour. The frameless glass shower enhances the room's open, airy feel, allowing the material palette to take center stage. Soft neutral tones, textured wall coverings, and large-format floor tile establish a serene foundation, while abundant natural light strengthens the connection to the surrounding landscape. Every element was selected to balance beauty and function, resulting in a timeless, spa-inspired sanctuary that feels effortlessly elevated.

Set within a wooded landscape, the Millwick Pool House and Guest House expand upon the original courtyard residence with a series of carefully scaled accessory structures. A new pool and pavilion extend daily life outdoors, strengthening the dialogue between architecture and trees. Nearby, the guest house introduces a pop-up dormer and clerestory windows that bring generous light into a compact footprint, creating a lofted retreat that feels both intimate and expansive. Together, the additions deepen the home’s connection to its forested setting while reinforcing the clarity and sculptural character of the original design.

This stunning modern staircase is a true focal point of the home. The floating design creates a sense of openness and airiness, while the glass railing allows for unobstructed views of the surrounding space. The warm wood treads and risers add a touch of natural beauty and complement the sleek black metal accents. The custom woodwork surrounding the staircase is equally impressive. The built-in shelving provides ample storage and display space, while the vertical paneling adds a touch of texture and visual interest. The overall effect is one of understated elegance and sophistication. Features: Floating staircase design Glass railing Warm wood treads and risers Black metal accents Custom built-in shelving Vertical wood paneling

02-100-ABL - Silva - LED Table Lamp - Baltic Birch - White Linen The structural connection between metal and wood was the inspiration here, where the fixture’s stance is only strengthened by gravity. The tri-leg base finds stability on uneven surfaces and allows the cord to exit discreetly and effectively. It feels signature and iconic while still keeping a clean and timeless modern aesthetic.

In this historic New Orleans commercial apartment building, our team was brought in to deliver a full roof system replacement—one that would honor the building’s legacy while meeting today’s highest standards for safety and resilience. We began by removing the old roofing down to the deck, installing brand-new sheathing to strengthen the structure from the inside out. An Ice & Water Shield system followed—offering the kind of deep protection that’s especially important in our climate. The finishing touch: rich terracotta tiles, chosen not only for their durability but for the timeless look they lend to this storied structure. Start to finish, the transformation took just two days. We worked swiftly and cleanly, coordinating every phase—from demo to final inspection—with care. The result: a wind mitigation–certified roof that’s as strong as it is striking. This upgrade wasn’t just about replacing a roof—it was about protecting the people and preserving the place they call home. Thank you for trusting us with your project. – Rellestate Team

This Eichler home was strategically expanded and reconfigured to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces while also adding a more spacious primary suite, formalized entry space, and an expanded bedroom and hallway bathroom. The entry sequence is now defined by custom storage, a large glass wall at the light-filled atrium, and a mid-century-inspired geometric screen. The sense of connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is heightened by a large, multi-panel sliding door system spanning the full width of the main living spaces. The outdated kitchen was relocated adjacent to the new door system, flowing into a spacious great room overlooking new landscaping. Indoor/outdoor floor tile extends the living spaces out onto patios at the atrium and rear yard to further fade the boundary between this Eichler’s interior and exterior. Klopf Architecture project team: John Klopf, Ethan Taylor, and Fernanda Bernardes Structural engineer: BASE Design Interior Designer: Lucile Glessner Landscape Designer: Bonnie Brock Landscape Design General Contrator: Starburst Construction Photography: © 2022 by Mariko Reed Completion year: 2021

The hub of this home where friends and family gather to celebrate life, love, happiness and harmony. Designed with the warm textures of nature and a formidable collection of pieces from around the world. Consulted with famed acoustic engineer, Tony Grimani to handle this acoustically challenging space. The photograph features a textured brown wall, oversized framed artwork, geometric ottomans, patterned armchairs, a suspended sculptural seat, and colorful decorative vessels. Open views toward the bar and game area strengthen the social layout, while layered textiles, warm neutrals, and globally influenced accents give the spacious room.

This Eichler home was strategically expanded and reconfigured to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces while also adding a more spacious primary suite, formalized entry space, and an expanded bedroom and hallway bathroom. The entry sequence is now defined by custom storage, a large glass wall at the light-filled atrium, and a mid-century-inspired geometric screen. The sense of connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is heightened by a large, multi-panel sliding door system spanning the full width of the main living spaces. The outdated kitchen was relocated adjacent to the new door system, flowing into a spacious great room overlooking new landscaping. Indoor/outdoor floor tile extends the living spaces out onto patios at the atrium and rear yard to further fade the boundary between this Eichler’s interior and exterior. Klopf Architecture project team: John Klopf, Ethan Taylor, and Fernanda Bernardes Structural engineer: BASE Design Interior Designer: Lucile Glessner Landscape Designer: Bonnie Brock Landscape Design General Contrator: Starburst Construction Photography: © 2022 by Mariko Reed Completion year: 2021

This Eichler home was strategically expanded and reconfigured to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces while also adding a more spacious primary suite, formalized entry space, and an expanded bedroom and hallway bathroom. The entry sequence is now defined by custom storage, a large glass wall at the light-filled atrium, and a mid-century-inspired geometric screen. The sense of connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is heightened by a large, multi-panel sliding door system spanning the full width of the main living spaces. The outdated kitchen was relocated adjacent to the new door system, flowing into a spacious great room overlooking new landscaping. Indoor/outdoor floor tile extends the living spaces out onto patios at the atrium and rear yard to further fade the boundary between this Eichler’s interior and exterior. Klopf Architecture project team: John Klopf, Ethan Taylor, and Fernanda Bernardes Structural engineer: BASE Design Interior Designer: Lucile Glessner Landscape Designer: Bonnie Brock Landscape Design General Contrator: Starburst Construction Photography: © 2022 by Mariko Reed Completion year: 2021

On the quick view, the landscape for this speculative summer home development could not be more ordinary. Its story all too common. As a product of a farm’s subdivision, it had all the trappings of American residential sprawl – large front lawn exposed to street, few mature trees, clumsy entry sequence with service and front door in direct conflict, and lack of privacy. To fulfill its function as a summer and vacation house destination, the new owner understood the landscape required a transformation. A delightful and magical surprise was the property’s mature Poplar forest, abutting the new house. By removing and transplanting the Poplars, a sculpted void and solid composition established a garden structure. Introducing scale and a landscape continuum, the relocated tall Poplars erased the house front’s youthful origins. A distinctive landscape personality grew out of the skeletal structure of the Poplar groves. A bold landscape graphic emerged with simplified underplanting strengthens the Poplar’s mono-culture presentation, calming the eye and inviting further sensory observation and reflection.

Example of a trendy living room design in Los Angeles

This Eichler home was strategically expanded and reconfigured to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces while also adding a more spacious primary suite, formalized entry space, and an expanded bedroom and hallway bathroom. The entry sequence is now defined by custom storage, a large glass wall at the light-filled atrium, and a mid-century-inspired geometric screen. The sense of connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is heightened by a large, multi-panel sliding door system spanning the full width of the main living spaces. The outdated kitchen was relocated adjacent to the new door system, flowing into a spacious great room overlooking new landscaping. Indoor/outdoor floor tile extends the living spaces out onto patios at the atrium and rear yard to further fade the boundary between this Eichler’s interior and exterior. Klopf Architecture project team: John Klopf, Ethan Taylor, and Fernanda Bernardes Structural engineer: BASE Design Interior Designer: Lucile Glessner Landscape Designer: Bonnie Brock Landscape Design General Contrator: Starburst Construction Photography: © 2022 by Mariko Reed Completion year: 2021

This Eichler home was strategically expanded and reconfigured to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces while also adding a more spacious primary suite, formalized entry space, and an expanded bedroom and hallway bathroom. The entry sequence is now defined by custom storage, a large glass wall at the light-filled atrium, and a mid-century-inspired geometric screen. The sense of connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is heightened by a large, multi-panel sliding door system spanning the full width of the main living spaces. The outdated kitchen was relocated adjacent to the new door system, flowing into a spacious great room overlooking new landscaping. Indoor/outdoor floor tile extends the living spaces out onto patios at the atrium and rear yard to further fade the boundary between this Eichler’s interior and exterior. Klopf Architecture project team: John Klopf, Ethan Taylor, and Fernanda Bernardes Structural engineer: BASE Design Interior Designer: Lucile Glessner Landscape Designer: Bonnie Brock Landscape Design General Contrator: Starburst Construction Photography: © 2022 by Mariko Reed Completion year: 2021

EuroGallery is the exciting new partnership between Gallery and A-Nathstudio, an acclaimed architectural and design studio based in Italy. The EuroGallery partnership serves to strengthen our commitment to delivering high quality kitchens and bathrooms at competitive prices. While A-Nathstudio is essential in providing design and organizational support, they also facilitate our exclusive access to exceptional tailor-made cabinetry within the European Union. It’s here that high quality materials meet truly functional and customizable design for every space. We collaborate with the premier European brands for kitchen and bathroom design: La Cornue, Martini, Pittori, Salvatori, L’Ottocento, Brummel amongst others. Our international Team is able to help with any customization requests, communicate project updates and provide post-sale assistance.

This kitchen beautifully captures the spirit of modern farmhouse design, blending warmth, simplicity, and refined craftsmanship into a space designed for both everyday living and elevated entertaining. Natural wood cabinetry defines the aesthetic, introducing organic texture and a sense of timeless comfort. The clean lines and flat-panel design provide a contemporary edge, creating the perfect balance between rustic charm and modern sophistication. At the center, a generously sized island anchors the space — designed as a multifunctional hub for cooking, gathering, and connection. The contrast between the warm wood surfaces and deep-toned lower cabinetry adds depth and visual interest while maintaining the calm, cohesive palette. Statement pendant lighting floats effortlessly above, bringing a subtle industrial touch that complements the farmhouse style. The sleek fixtures and matte finishes enhance the kitchen’s modern character without disrupting its inviting atmosphere. Large black-framed windows flood the space with natural light, strengthening the indoor-outdoor connection and highlighting the harmony of materials. Every detail, from hardware selection to layout flow, was thoughtfully curated to create a kitchen that feels welcoming, functional, and effortlessly elegant.

This bright kitchen features white cabinets with a gray island. Beautiful Quartz Master Statuario Venato engineered quartz countertops are used in both the main kitchen and bar area to provide the timeless look of marble without all of the maintenance. The backsplash tile is a simple beveled white subway tile. Gorgeous classic selections that will stand the test of time!

This Eichler home was strategically expanded and reconfigured to strengthen the connection between interior and exterior spaces while also adding a more spacious primary suite, formalized entry space, and an expanded bedroom and hallway bathroom. The entry sequence is now defined by custom storage, a large glass wall at the light-filled atrium, and a mid-century-inspired geometric screen. The sense of connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is heightened by a large, multi-panel sliding door system spanning the full width of the main living spaces. The outdated kitchen was relocated adjacent to the new door system, flowing into a spacious great room overlooking new landscaping. Indoor/outdoor floor tile extends the living spaces out onto patios at the atrium and rear yard to further fade the boundary between this Eichler’s interior and exterior. Klopf Architecture project team: John Klopf, Ethan Taylor, and Fernanda Bernardes Structural engineer: BASE Design Interior Designer: Lucile Glessner Landscape Designer: Bonnie Brock Landscape Design General Contrator: Starburst Construction Photography: © 2022 by Mariko Reed Completion year: 2021