This client felt lost as far as design and selection. She'd already received my counsel regarding refinishing and the color of her kitchen cabinets. When she reached out to me again to assist with organizing her home and suggesting a few new pieces I was elated. A majority of the project consisted of relocating existing furniture and accessories as well as purging items that didn't work well with the design style. The guest room was transformed when we painted a lovely green color over the orange walls. The room that saw the most change was the dining room as it got all new furniture, a rug and wall color. I'm so thankful to know that this project is greatly loved. Photos by Barrett Woodward of Showcase Photographers

Objective: The original master bedroom was tucked away down a long hallway. The architect created a new master wing, including a fireplace, large bathroom, closet and office. Solution: A mid-century bed found and refinished was the perfect fit for the space. Designed to accommodate this bed, it allowed a perfect niche for an original piece of art to hang above the bed. Wool carpet was strongly suggested for durability, as well as a new period. Combining family pieces, new walnut and leather chairs, zebra rug, and simple linens all made for the perfect retreat. Serenity was the driving force for the master. Glass and natural stone combined with a huge mirror, sleek cabinets and quartz all made this master bath feel timeless.

Master bathroom remodel with linear drain, shower wand, shower corner seat and shower niche with glass panel.
Large minimalist white tile and porcelain tile mosaic tile floor and white floor walk-in shower photo with white walls, tile countertops and white countertops

This is an example of a rustic landscaping in Baltimore.

Objective: The original master bedroom was tucked away down a long hallway. The architect created a new master wing, including a fireplace, large bathroom, closet and office. Solution: A mid-century bed found and refinished was the perfect fit for the space. Designed to accommodate this bed, it allowed a perfect niche for an original piece of art to hang above the bed. Wool carpet was strongly suggested for durability, as well as a new period. Combining family pieces, new walnut and leather chairs, zebra rug, and simple linens all made for the perfect retreat. Serenity was the driving force for the master. Glass and natural stone combined with a huge mirror, sleek cabinets and quartz all made this master bath feel timeless.

Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Singapore

Step into a serene sanctuary where minimalist design meets organic warmth. This elegantly understated exterior features a wooden door flanked by two large potted plants, casting shadows on the pristine white wall. The interplay of light and shadow creates a serene scene, suggesting a well-maintained residence with meticulous attention to landscaping and design. It’s an invitation to explore the elegance within—a home where sophistication meets nature.

SINGLE BOWL SINKS ARE GREAT, ESPECIALLY THIS ONE.....NOTE THE EXTENDED DEPTH....WE ALWAYS SUGGEST GRIDS IN SINKS FOR OUR CLIENTS.....BEAUTIFUL CLEAN LOOK WITH THIS CORNER SINK.

Master Bathroom after Showhomes suggested a new paint color.
Example of a transitional master bathroom design in Chicago

Urban kitchen photo with an integrated sink, concrete countertops and gray backsplash

The unique rounded stone backsplash was a welcome addition to the design suggested by Craig Weber of Bridgewater Constriction. Sand-colored Silestone countertops make the shape of the white Alape sinks standout as a show piece.

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Example of a mid-sized eclectic formal and enclosed dark wood floor living room design in New York with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

"Fall is the perfect time to apply a coat of chic gray paint. Gray is a "metal" color associated with immortality, structure & stability, gray is also linked with age and wisdom -suggesting stability, calm, practicality and dignity. I love grey!" Photo via Anthony Rego

Another small back yard design challenge One Specialty was happy to take on. Our clients wished to remove a large planter bed against the wall and create a covered seating area in place of it. For the decking, we used Trex materials for lasting durability and easy maintenance and added new steps with lighting. The metal cantilevered pergola custom designed with shade panels provides the needed shade during the hot Texas summers. And to add more luxury, we suggested a vent-less fireplace ensuring the family could enjoy their backyard all year and our clients loved the idea!

Material: Headboard trim: 100% cotton Bed frame upholstery fabric: 100% polyester Bed frame: high-quality veneer Bed legs: birch hardwood, tinted Bed linen: 59% linen, 41% cotton Decorative bed linen: 100% wool Description: The material in the used headboard is painted and knitted afterwards in order to achieve a unique look artistic. This technique assures that it is impossible to create two identical headboards. Each unit will have its unique pattern. In addition to the main offer, it is possible to make custom coloring. Bed linen: The grounded neutral and colors of the bed perfectly can are enriched by the natural color of linen. This combination makes for a harmonious atmosphere. For a complete look we suggest choosing hand-made decorative pillows and plaids. When placing an order the paint of the fabric will applied to match the hue of the knitting. We also suggest ordering a secondary bed linen set to make sure that your bedroom always looks spectacular. Bed dimensions: Mattress size 160x200 ( Bed frame size 170x210cm, headboard size 72x202 cm) Mattress size 180x200 ( Bed frame size 190x210cm, headboard size 72x222 cm) Mattress size 200x200 ( Bed frame size 210x210cm, headboard size 72x242 cm)

Classic door in a modern interior shows consistency and status of their owners . A distinctive feature of this apartment design is the use of expensive materials and luxury furniture , which suggests the residential environment as a work of art .

This large entry was spacious, but because of the sidelights and floor registers, there was no room right at the door for a place to sit and take your shoes off. We proposed a custom ottoman to follow the striking curve of the staircase. The large ottoman is 5 ft. wide and 3 ft deep. We suggested adding pillows and a rug and even a fun accent table. Its a striking entry that is also very functional.

My clients had a small master bath but a fairly large master bedroom. there was wasted space right outside of the bathroom. I suggested bumping out the bathroom by 4 ft. That provided a lot more room inside to put a full size vanity with lots of storage space.. I was also able to add a linen closet inside the bedroom.