Moon Canyon is a 1930s hunting cabin in the Mount Washington neighbourhood of Los Angeles, restored by NoNo Studio with the careful, unhurried attention of someone re-potting an ancient tree. Original cedar panelling, a 1970s stained glass insert, and decades of layered character were preserved and built around rather than swept away. The project was featured in Architectural Digest, Leibal, and Vogue Australia. Three of our pieces found their place within it. The Oak Lamp — a floor lamp with a hand turned white oak base made by Surcle Wood in Los Angeles and an elephant grass shade woven by SWOPA in northern Ghana — brings two LA and Ghanaian craft traditions into a single object. The Casita Lamp, a table lamp whose ceramic base is formed by celebrated Oaxacan potter Eligio Zárate Blanco and whose palm shade is woven by award-winning weaver Belén Perez Garcia using a technique passed down through generations of her family, sits quietly in the space with the same material honesty that runs through the whole restoration. A small one-off bedside lamp completes the picture. Each piece was chosen for a home where nothing is incidental. That is precisely the kind of space our work is made for. Interior design: NoNo Studio, Los Angeles Photography: William Jess Laird

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"Slanted," a two-level, hand-knotted New Zealand wool rug with a touch of natural silk, adds movement and a pop of color to a very rectilinear space. New Zealand wool is ideal for rugs in dining areas as it is very easy to clean.

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Custom Wall Treatment, Mid Century & French Modern Furniture, Serge Mouille Light Fixture, Linen Drapery, Turkish Rug.
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Eugenia Lakehouse was designed for a young family as an all-season property where the family could escape to ski, hike and enjoy the beautiful lake. The design team created a family oasis with a playful undertone. Through the utilization of leading edge Passive House envelop assembly and mechanical system technologies, coupled with honored passive architectural techniques we were able to achieve a net zero energy use resolution for our client’s lake house without sacrificing an inch of their panoramic view of the lake.

Experience this timeless and sophisticated renovation built by R+D Residential with interior design by Jessica Koltun Home. Situated in the highly coveted University Park in the Fairway, this home is the absolute best in design, technique, and presentation. The over 4,000 sf trophy property features custom millwork, arches, white oak cabinetry, steel and glass doors, designed lighting and hardware, and a stunning showcase of slab and tile marble details throughout. The first-floor amenities include a guest suite, two living areas, and a chef's kitchen with Monogram appliances. The second floor features an oversized primary suite with a custom closet you must see to believe, and all secondary bedrooms complete with ensure baths. The exterior has been professionally landscaped with a full turf backyard. This home was built for those aspiring for an architectural masterpiece combining live-able comfort and sophisticated design in a well-appointed location.

Over the course of two months, both pergolas were carefully dismantled and rebuilt in the same footprint using durable cedar. Every element was designed to echo the original architecture while adding subtle enhancements that elevated the overall aesthetic. Custom rafter end detailing and new trim accents on the columns brought an extra level of refinement, complementing the home’s classic colonial character. The most delicate part of the project involved replacing the old, buried posts without disturbing the wisteria’s root system. The team used protective barriers and hand-digging techniques to safeguard the vine while ensuring the new structures were solid and long-lasting.

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Expansive Tuxedo Kitchen with Feature Gold and Black Hood boasts ample storage throughout, stunning tile and slab materials, lighting design over island and stunning barstools to finish off the look. Walk in pantry provides extra space and storage. Kitchen flows seamlessly into the great room, perfect for this growing family and for entertaining guests. The Galley workstation with double taps in Brushed Gold simplifies meal prep. Details: * Rutt Handcrafted Cabinetry - Rift Cut White Oak. Wirebrushed with BM Nightfall Sky Paint 10 sheen, w/ Sand-Through/No Sand-Through Technique * Feature Wall Tile: IMPERIAL PERLA, Marble Mosaic - Anthology Tile with All Natural Stone * Backsplash Slab and Counters, and Fireplace: Porcelain, Bedrosians - Magnifica Encore Arabescato Grey Slab - Polished * Pantry Hardware - Rutt Cabinetry: Exeter Hardware, Satin Brass * Sink: Galley Ideal Workstation 5S - Graphite Wood Composite / Brushed Gold Taps

the Third-Floor Hangout Room The entire third floor consists of three teen bedrooms, and this hangout space is right in the middle. The stairs lead up to a rooftop deck (two decks, one at the front and one at the back) with a hot tub and stunning views of the Chicago skyline.

Eugenia Lakehouse was designed for a young family as an all-season property where the family could escape to ski, hike and enjoy the beautiful lake. The design team created a family oasis with a playful undertone. Through the utilization of leading edge Passive House envelop assembly and mechanical system technologies, coupled with honored passive architectural techniques we were able to achieve a net zero energy use resolution for our client’s lake house without sacrificing an inch of their panoramic view of the lake.

Experience this timeless and sophisticated renovation built by R+D Residential with interior design by Jessica Koltun Home. Situated in the highly coveted University Park in the Fairway, this home is the absolute best in design, technique, and presentation. The over 4,000 sf trophy property features custom millwork, arches, white oak cabinetry, steel and glass doors, designed lighting and hardware, and a stunning showcase of slab and tile marble details throughout. The first-floor amenities include a guest suite, two living areas, and a chef's kitchen with Monogram appliances. The second floor features an oversized primary suite with a custom closet you must see to believe, and all secondary bedrooms complete with ensure baths. The exterior has been professionally landscaped with a full turf backyard. This home was built for those aspiring for an architectural masterpiece combining live-able comfort and sophisticated design in a well-appointed location.

Most home theaters feel like an afterthought—a dark box in the basement with a few recliners. For this project, we wanted to build something that inspired pride the moment you walked in with a guest. We leaned into a Moody Transitional aesthetic, using a "color-drenching" technique with a deep, sophisticated teal across the walls, ceiling, and custom millwork. This creates an immersive, cocoon-like feel that’s as much about the atmosphere as it is about the movie. The centerpiece is the waterfall-edge stone bar. We designed this specifically so the host can pour a drink or serve appetizers without being tucked away in a kitchen or disconnected from the conversation. It bridges the gap between a high-end sports lounge and a professional-grade cinema. From the custom-curated memorabilia gallery to the digital "Now Showing" display, every detail was executed with elite craftsmanship to ensure this space feels like an extension of the homeowner’s success.

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This is one of several custom made gates for a Tuscan Villa style home in Newport Beach, CA. Dynamic Garage Door worked closely with the proud homeowners to achieve a rustic style gate that transmitted the essence of Tuscany's rugged riviera homes. The gates features world-class European hardware including mortise style locks with roller catches and decorative iron pulls that feel authentic to the touch because they were made much in the same way tradition has dictated for centuries. The goal was to achieve an architectural gate design that would harmonize, not compete, with the home's earthy elements including the rock walls and neutrally toned color scheme. We chose oak as our reclaimed barn wood species for its brown tones that differ from your typical pine species which give you a silver appearance. Oak give off a warmer, brown coloration that is closer to the tonalities found in Tuscan homes. Nothing gives is more impressive than reclaimed bar wood gates because of the unique lumber characteristics that were given by mother nature over decades and centuries, nothing that can be achieved over night. Dynamic Garage Door craftsmen are highly skilled in preserving these lumber surfaces and keeping them intact. We developed designs and techniques that keep each piece authentic and true to its charming age. Just like wine, reclaimed wood will get better and better over the ageless decades and centuries to come. There is literally no maintenance on our reclaimed wood gates because each passing year is a new layer of gorgeous character that will pass the test of time over and over again! As an added bonus and value to our already high-end gate designs, we craft each one of our gates on galvanized steel frames which will ensure our gorgeous gates will not only look fabulous but last a lifetime! Contact us today for prices and perhaps design ideas you might not thought of yet or with your own ideas that others have declined to build for you. Consultation Center: (855) 343-3667