Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Los Angeles

Our latest interior redesign completely transformed this home’s main level, blending elegance with functionality. The kitchen underwent a stunning renovation, where we closed off the dining room entry to create a more defined space and added a graceful arch at the main entrance. A durable yet sophisticated marble floor sets the foundation, harmonizing with two-toned white and greige premium cabinetry. The seamless quartz slab countertop and backsplash enhance the kitchen’s clean aesthetic, while seeded glass wall cabinets beautifully frame a custom hood with a concealed insert. Brass and acrylic cabinet hardware, new recessed LED lighting, and a cozy two-person seating area elevate the ambiance of this stylish and inviting culinary space. The foyer now serves as a luxurious welcome, featuring intricate wall molding, ceiling beams, crown molding, grasscloth wallpaper, and a striking brass light fixture. A thoughtfully curated mirror and ottoman add to the refined elegance. The adjacent powder room was refreshed with textured wallpaper, a chic new vanity, brass plumbing fixtures, and a custom mirror that extends from the sink to the ceiling, flanked by marble tile. In the dining room, a custom-designed ceiling molding discreetly houses LED lighting, enhancing the glow of a statement gold chandelier. We carried this attention to detail into the living room, where a two-story quartz slab fireplace surround and floating shelves with custom wall molding maintain the home’s character. New ceiling beams, LED lighting, and carefully selected furnishings complete the transformation, creating a warm and sophisticated atmosphere.

Custom composite deck finished in a rich mahogany tone for a warm, timeless look. This outdoor space blends the durability of modern composite materials with the clean, detailed craftsmanship Wicked Builders is known for. The mahogany‑color boards deliver the depth and character of real hardwood without the maintenance, while the rails, trim, and transitions were installed with precision for a seamless, high‑end finish. Built to handle New England weather and designed for everyday living, this deck adds long‑lasting beauty and function to the home.

Bathroom Under- construction - New wall tiling work for the area behind vanity and WC. I used a light grout to highlight the tile composition and use the bold horizontal lines to visual strength the space.

This gorgeous home full of character features special original works of art. Paired with rich colors of blues, original architecture and modern touches make it truly unique. Senior Designer Cori Dyer, takes this room to another level by pairing modern and traditional in layers that speak to each other in such a way that makes you feel as if they have been there from the start.

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The Margaux area rug in Coal offers an intricate design in contrasting neutral colors. The partially erased pattern creates a vintage aesthetic while the modern color palette makes the rug the perfect updated transitional piece. The subtle sheen you'll notice among the fibers comes from the rug's power-loomed viscose construction.

Seafoam, a waterjet mosaic shown in venetian honed Dolomite, is part of the Biome collection by New Ravenna.

The completed spa wall. The top edges are finished with a radius detail that intersects in a compound radius outside corner. Individual tiles were carefully matched and hand-cut at the transition from the vertical radius corner to the mitered cove corner at the floor.

Next comes the duvet cover -- to put the comforter inside -- it is easiest with two people. We recommend laying the duvet out flat on the bed with the opening at the bottom. Then determine which way the down comforter goes in (generally with a king, there are more squares going across the bed then up and down). Each person takes a corner and you insert that corner into the corner of the duvet cover, bringing the cover down the sides of the duvet. Being short, I personally like to stand on my mattress and shake the down comforter from the bottom where the buttons are.

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Many people tell me that they have a unique, personal experience that touches their emotions and spirit when they look over my work. They "see things." Somehow the visual part of seeing my art touches something very deep inside themselves.