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This space transformation was small but has inspired many! ?? This non-profit location which houses hundreds of women and children includes a chapel where they gather for church, prayer, meetings and more. The hallway/lobby leading up to it was dark, outdated and uninspiring. I was challenged with creating a welcoming and visually appealing space while excluding anything that could be damaged/detached.
Growing up in the church, I’ve always had a spiritual admiration for stained glass windows. Historically, they’ve been used to help tell stories of the Bible. Also, the light that passes through stained glass windows is often seen as a symbol of the divine light of God. This light can represent many different things, such as hope, truth, love, and life. It’s also a symbol of Christ himself, as he is often referred to as the “Light of the World.” ✝️??
This inspired my vision to create a stained glass window effect in combination with the mission’s lantern logo and brand colors. It is a direct reflection of how their services continue to reach thousands and change their lives forever.??✨
We had the low wall demolished and space re-painted. The final touch will be a salvaged and refinished old church pew that will provide extra seating here for guests.

This outdoor space combines modern sleekness with serene elegance. A calming foundation is created by flowing lines along the edges of the terrace, offering a playful contrast. The wall, finished with concrete plaster, serves as a quiet backdrop, allowing the greenery to stand out beautifully.
Round, integrated wall lights with diffuse illumination enhance the harmony and echo the circular form of the striking moon arch. Small wall lights in the same hue as the moon arch create visual unity, with the moon arch at the center, symbolizing a positive transition—from lounging to dining.
The planting is a refined mix of Chinese and Dutch native species, with eye-catching elements like a stately black pine, which forms a beautiful backdrop for the black Bubble Rock sofa by Living Divani. On the other side of the space, a step leads to a veranda, where bamboo in planters provides a subtle visual partition, acting as a boundary between indoors and outdoors.
This unique space invites enjoyment and connection, with a perfect balance of sleek design, natural elements, and deeper symbolic meaning.
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This spotlights the Kohler Symbol single control lav faucet in polished chrome. It is paired with the Kohler Canvas undermount lav in white cast iron. The countertop is Viatera by LG in Minuet.
Photography by: Kyle J Caldwell

Secondary bathroom dedicated to an individual bedroom.
Inspiration for a large contemporary gray tile tub/shower combo remodel in Seattle with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, gray walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops
Inspiration for a large contemporary gray tile tub/shower combo remodel in Seattle with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, gray walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops

Fusion of artistry, elegance and playfulness, the bespoke vanity transforms a once-ordinary space into a luminous immersive experience. Designed to reflect the client's love for Chinoiserie: glowing architectural glass and bamboo substrate elements bring the vanity to life. The onyx vessel, symbolizing “good fortune, creates drama and depth. Crafted with ergonomic precision and thoughtful materiality, it perfectly balances tradition with innovation, delivering an extraordinary vanity piece designed to dazzle like a jewel box!
An onyx vessel sink, sourced from Arizona, was selected for its grounding energy and symbolism of good fortune. The warm veining complements the hand-applied metal leaf sconces and opulent Indian-inspired wallcovering—an embroidered silk with metallic gold threads that shimmer in low light. These elements work in concert to create a layered, immersive environment rich in texture and light play.
Finishing touches include curated gold metal legs that elevate the vanity—literally and figuratively—enhancing the jewel box effect. Every detail, from the selected stone to the plumbing fixtures and material finishes, contributes to a one-of-a-kind composition that celebrates artistry, intimacy, and global inspiration

Why are cauldrons still represented today with Halloween and magic?
The reason is that cauldrons are a symbolic shape and tool. They represent the energy of the Divine Feminine. The shape is round and nurturing and represents that good things come from within, symbolizing the womb within the woman, where life takes root and grows. The cauldron is similar to a chalice, (a round cup to gather energy), which is also a representation of the holy grail.

Stressless Reno – a symbol of comfort
Stressless Reno, with its soft padding and height adjustable neck support, has been a people’s favorite for years. Being one of our most popular models, it has become the symbol of what a great recliner should be; a comfortable, well-designed and durable piece of furniture, which gives you that great Stressless experience year after year.

This space transformation was small but has inspired many! ?? This non-profit location which houses hundreds of women and children includes a chapel where they gather for church, prayer, meetings and more. The hallway/lobby leading up to it was dark, outdated and uninspiring. I was challenged with creating a welcoming and visually appealing space while excluding anything that could be damaged/detached.
Growing up in the church, I’ve always had a spiritual admiration for stained glass windows. Historically, they’ve been used to help tell stories of the Bible. Also, the light that passes through stained glass windows is often seen as a symbol of the divine light of God. This light can represent many different things, such as hope, truth, love, and life. It’s also a symbol of Christ himself, as he is often referred to as the “Light of the World.” ✝️??
This inspired my vision to create a stained glass window effect in combination with the mission’s lantern logo and brand colors. It is a direct reflection of how their services continue to reach thousands and change their lives forever.??✨
We had the low wall demolished and space re-painted. The final touch will be a salvaged and refinished old church pew that will provide extra seating here for guests.

This space transformation was small but has inspired many! ?? This non-profit location which houses hundreds of women and children includes a chapel where they gather for church, prayer, meetings and more. The hallway/lobby leading up to it was dark, outdated and uninspiring. I was challenged with creating a welcoming and visually appealing space while excluding anything that could be damaged/detached.
Growing up in the church, I’ve always had a spiritual admiration for stained glass windows. Historically, they’ve been used to help tell stories of the Bible. Also, the light that passes through stained glass windows is often seen as a symbol of the divine light of God. This light can represent many different things, such as hope, truth, love, and life. It’s also a symbol of Christ himself, as he is often referred to as the “Light of the World.” ✝️??
This inspired my vision to create a stained glass window effect in combination with the mission’s lantern logo and brand colors. It is a direct reflection of how their services continue to reach thousands and change their lives forever.??✨
We had the low wall demolished and space re-painted. The final touch will be a salvaged and refinished old church pew that will provide extra seating here for guests.

Wallpaper by J&V Italian Design. Available at NewWall.com | In Hawaii, banana plants are placed in the ground as an offering to the love gods. Buddha named the banana plant the symbol of the futility of earthly possessions. Plant this symbolic paper in your kitchen to let the gods know you know what’s good for you.

A garden designed for Cornerstone Gardens in Sonoma focusing on the question of place and how it relates to sustainability. It is about the ecology of the site as it once was symbolized by recreated wetlands, oyster shell mulch, and the runnel bordering the pathway signifying the water that once flowed in from San Pablo Bay; the present represented by sculptural vineyards; future possibilities symbolized by the sculptural tree- inspired by the California Buckeye (created by Regan Gentry from New Zealand), restored native plantings and wetlands.

The four interior door models of the Alder series represent four distinct periods in the history of architecture. Rimmozia stands for the simple elegance of early Renaissance, Italian style, with a piquant residual Gothic touch. Melossandre is a symbolic depiction of the Baroque period in its Roman and Parisian versions, when stylish interior doors suddenly were all the rage. Alissia was inspired by the sumptuous forms of Rococo, which at the end of the day is just Baroque at its wildest (interior doors and all). Finally, Yanitta’s intricate lines symbolize the dashing ornaments and irresistible architectural tricks that Art Nouveau has to offer. These four interior door models can be used in most of the standard sizes and configurations.

Nautical Compass Wall Art: "Compass Rose" Pencil Sketch Drawing - Digital Artwork Loose Print. https://pipafineart.com/products/compass-rose-pencil-sketch-drawing-digital-artwork-loose-art-print. Embark on a journey of imagination with "Compass Rose," a captivating art print that evokes the spirit of exploration and the allure of the unknown. This mesmerizing piece showcases a meticulously detailed compass rendered in delicate graphite, its intricate lines and shading capturing the timeless beauty of this navigational instrument. The artist's masterful technique brings the compass to life, highlighting the precise markings and delicate flourishes that adorn its face. Set against a backdrop of faint cartographic lines, hinting at distant lands and uncharted territories, the compass becomes a symbol of endless possibility and the pursuit of adventure.
Printed on high-quality photo paper with premium inks, "Compass Rose" faithfully captures the rich textures and subtle nuances of the original charcoal drawing. This art print is a perfect addition to any living room, bedroom, dining room, or office, bringing a touch of vintage charm and adventurous spirit to your space. Hang it on your wall and let this timeless symbol inspire you to chart your own course, embrace the unknown, and discover the wonders that await.

To create interiors that become a symbol of royal wealth, aristocratic luxury and delicate taste, we use only exclusive furniture and decor items. Our customers are true connoisseurs of beauty and comfort. And in order to offer only the best, we think through everything to the smallest detail. We always maintain old traditions and create new ones.
Italian furniture by Modenese Gastone is a symbol of high style, elegance and sophistication. You will just fall in love with this classical furniture.
Italian furniture pieces inspire with their aesthetic perfection because each of them steeped with the romance of times and crafted by skilled craftsmen. And at the heart of this perfection is that the best cabinetmakers in the world, virtuosos in the field of carving and gilding, and the creators of unique varnish coatings on wood create this furniture.

This master bath vanity is from Mouser Custom Cabinetry in Red Oak with the Pier finish, to give it a driftwood feel. Also used are Robern's AiO recessed medicine cabinets with dimmable light strips built into the surface. In addition: Kohler's Symbol single control faucets in Polished Chrome, Viater engineered quartz tops for a marble-look in the Minuet pattern, Kohler undermount sinks, Top Knobs Crescent Pulls in polished chrome, and under cabinet lighting for the wall-mount vanities. Tile is Cloud limestone in 12x24 from Artistic Tile.
Photography by: Kyle J Caldwell

Get the Look! 20966 Vintage Beni M'Guild Moroccan Rug with Retro Modern Style 05'09 x 07'09. With vibrant splashes of colors and a bold geometric pattern, this hand-knotted wool vintage burgundy Beni M'Guild Moroccan rug astounds with its beauty. Like an endless horizon, the waves of abrash and ombre effect provides a beautiful backdrop for the all-over diamond pattern. This vintage Moroccan rug features a lozenge trellis composed of concentric diamonds, which symbolizes femininity and womanhood. It is framed with a cross motif border representing the male's presence of protection. In Moroccan rugs, male motifs often appear on the outer portions of the composition, framing and enclosing the female motifs. This presentation can be seen as symbolizing fertility, as well as protection and the sanctuary of the family. Though deceptively simple, this beautiful Beni Mguild Moroccan rug is clearly laced with meaning and cultural significance. Perfect for adding organic tactile sensations to a living room, bedroom, front room, home office, private library, sitting room, children's area, nursery, small space, mudroom, large entry, grand foyer, designer entryway, game room, playroom, study, studio, rumpus room, and theatre room or it would make a lovely accent next to a buffet in a dining room, behind the sofa table in the living room, or by a vestibule in a hotel lobby. Well-suited for fashion-forward homes, eclectic interiors, and a variety of styles: Bohemian, Postmodern, Abstract, Expressionism, Contemporary, Modern, Retro, Art Moderne, Boho Chic, Modern Mexican, Santa Fe Desert, Eclectic, Mid-Century Modern, Cubism, Surrealism, Memphis Design, Art Deco, Tribal, Nomadic, Ethnic, Primitive, African, Artisan, Industrial, Lodge, Cabin, Rustic, Northwestern, Urban, and Loft. Rendered in variegated shades of burgundy, maroon, wine, tangerine, orange, mauve, rose, magena, mulberry, cranberry, and coffee with other accent colors. Beni Mguild Carpet. Berber Tribes of Morocco. Abrash. Hand knotted wool. Made in Morocco. Measures: 05'09 x 07'09.

Hotel boutique Haras de Charme located in Guillermo e. Hudson in Buenos Aires Argentina.
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Jardinier du Roi ®, manufactures the famous French planters like the ones at L'Orangerie du “Chateau de Versailles” originally designed during the 17th century by André Le Notre, the gardener of King Louis 14th.
Because of the severity of the harsh climate in France and the heavy weight of the trees, the orange planters were manufactured with an exceptional solidity.
These planters are hand made with cast aluminum alloy in combination with steel and the side panels are made of wood.
Inspired by the work of André Le Nôtre, gardener of the King Louis XIV of France, this beautiful planters from L'Orangerie de Versailles are perfect for topiaries and small trees.
Symbol of beauty, perfection, strength and luxury, since ancient times.
Just imagine your own Versailles garden. Beautify your world.
The touch of color and excellence for your home, or business, simply magnificent.
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Jardinier du Roi ®, manufactures the famous French planters like the ones at L'Orangerie du “Chateau de Versailles” originally designed during the 17th century by André Le Notre, the gardener of King Louis 14th.
Because of the severity of the harsh climate in France and the heavy weight of the trees, the orange planters were manufactured with an exceptional solidity.
These planters are hand made with cast aluminum alloy in combination with steel and the side panels are made of wood.
Inspiré sur le travail de André Le Nôtre, le jardinier du Roi Louis XIV, cette belle bacs d'Orangerie de Versailles sont Idéal pour les topiaires et les petits arbres.
Symbole de la beauté, de perfection, de la force et du luxe, sont parfaits pour les topiaires depuis l'Antiquité.
Imaginez votre propre jardin Versailles. Embellissez votre monde. La touche de couleur et d'excellence pour votre Maison, Hôtel, Boutique ou événement"
Photo credits: Pablo Plaul, Jardinier du Roi, Versailles planters

Paying homage to the Celtic Symbol for Love, Family and Strength . . . . What better place for this symbolic design than a dining room table where the family gathers for meals!? The Canaletto Walnut wood base is paired with a 15mm thick glass top. Available as a round (4 different diameters), one rectangle and one oblong with rounded edges. The glass top can be standard transparent or you can upgrade to a beveled, extra-clear glass top. (The extra-clear has less lead for a more crystal appearance and less of a greenish cast). Manufactured By Cattelan Italia.

Two beautifully carved imperial palace Tai Shi arm chairs. The back supports feature elegant longevity symbols. Chinese silk pillows add a touch of color.
Photo by: Ralph Crescenzo
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