Large minimalist l-shaped dark wood floor open concept kitchen photo in Houston with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, quartz countertops, metallic backsplash, glass sheet backsplash, paneled appliances and an island

Great room - large modern dark wood floor great room idea in Houston with beige walls

This Houston, Texas River Oaks home went through a complete remodel of their master bathroom. Originally, it was a bland rectangular space with a misplaced shower in the center of the bathroom; partnered with a built-in tub against the window. We redesigned the new space by completely gutting the old bathroom. We decided to make the space flow more consistently by working with the rectangular layout and then created a master bathroom with free-standing tub inside the shower enclosure. The tub was floated inside the shower by the window. Next, we added a large bench seat with an oversized mosaic glass backdrop by Lunada Bay "Agate Taiko. The 9’ x 9’ shower is fully enclosed with 3/8” seamless glass. The furniture-like vanity was custom built with decorative overlays on the mirror doors to match the shower mosaic tile design. Further, we bleached the hickory wood to get the white wash stain on the cabinets. The floor tile is 12" x 24" Athena Sand with a linear mosaic running the length of the room. This tranquil spa bath has many luxurious amenities such as a Bain Ultra Air Tub, "Evanescence" with Brizo Virage Lavatory faucets and fixtures in a brushed bronze brilliance finish. Overall, this was a drastic, yet much needed change for my client.

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At the Four Seasons Residence in Austin, R Designs transformed this otherwise bland high-rise condo into a slick and bold space using multiple wall-coverings, ceiling coverings (leather, suede, fabric and paper), custom Italian furnishings and unique custom lighting.

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Our designer has achieved a stylish look by combining dark cabinets and light-colored marbles.

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Master suite with custom wood floors, pearlescent wall finish and carved imperial carrara marble fireplace. Photo: Imagery Intelligence
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Buying a condo in Houston is about more than finding the right floor plan or view. You’re choosing a home, but you’re also choosing a location, a building, a financial structure, a level of service, and a lifestyle. That can make comparing condominiums very different from comparing single-family homes. Whether you’re considering a high-rise in the heart of the city, downsizing from a larger home or simply looking for a more convenient, lock-and-leave lifestyle, start with location—and the life you want to live.

Buying a condo in Houston is about more than finding the right floor plan or view. You’re choosing a home, but you’re also choosing a location, a building, a financial structure, a level of service, and a lifestyle. That can make comparing condominiums very different from comparing single-family homes. Whether you’re considering a high-rise in the heart of the city, downsizing from a larger home or simply looking for a more convenient, lock-and-leave lifestyle, start with location—and the life you want to live.

Buying a condo in Houston is about more than finding the right floor plan or view. You’re choosing a home, but you’re also choosing a location, a building, a financial structure, a level of service, and a lifestyle. That can make comparing condominiums very different from comparing single-family homes. Whether you’re considering a high-rise in the heart of the city, downsizing from a larger home or simply looking for a more convenient, lock-and-leave lifestyle, start with location—and the life you want to live.

Buying a condo in Houston is about more than finding the right floor plan or view. You’re choosing a home, but you’re also choosing a location, a building, a financial structure, a level of service, and a lifestyle. That can make comparing condominiums very different from comparing single-family homes. Whether you’re considering a high-rise in the heart of the city, downsizing from a larger home or simply looking for a more convenient, lock-and-leave lifestyle, start with location—and the life you want to live.

Buying a condo in Houston is about more than finding the right floor plan or view. You’re choosing a home, but you’re also choosing a location, a building, a financial structure, a level of service, and a lifestyle. That can make comparing condominiums very different from comparing single-family homes. Whether you’re considering a high-rise in the heart of the city, downsizing from a larger home or simply looking for a more convenient, lock-and-leave lifestyle, start with location—and the life you want to live.

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An overall view from the library through to the living room to the dining room in a high-rise renovation. Interiors by Meredith O'Donnell Senior Designer Jon Fortuna.