Inspiration for a large modern three-story flat roof remodel in Denver

Entryway - mid-sized modern entryway idea in Denver with a glass front door

Huge minimalist beige three-story mixed siding exterior home photo in Denver

Inspiration for a mid-sized modern entryway remodel in Denver with a glass front door

Thomas Kuoh . Chairs - Lee Industries Chair Pillow - Quadrille Fabrics Fabric Chairs - Robert Allen Duralee Ottoman - Ballard Designs & Keystone Millworks Ottoman Fabric - Robert Allen Duralee Sofa Pillows - Schumacher & Sloan Miyasato Media Center - Five Star Cabinets Side Table - West Elm & Bungalow 5 Chandelier - Arteriors Home Lamps - Visual Comfort Rug - Dash & Albert Rugs Curtains - Pindler

Example of a small classic galley marble floor and gray floor enclosed kitchen design in Philadelphia with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

Sloane Square No.92 External Wall Cabinet. Archway House No.106 External Base Cabinets. Leadenhall No.118 Larder Exterior. Kitchen by Smallbone of Devizes. Smallbone’s Beaconsfield showroom.

Courtesy Coastal Living, a division of Time Inc. Lifestyle Group, photograph by Jean Allsopp. Coastal Living is a registered trademark and used with permission.

Inside, the interiors are bright and airy, with large windows bringing in abundant natural light and framing views of the leafy neighborhood. Pops of cheerful color—such as sunny yellow dining chairs and sky-blue trim—add personality while reflecting the client’s playful style. An efficient open-plan layout integrates the living room, dining area, and kitchen, making the space feel larger than its square footage. Thoughtful built-ins and multifunctional furnishings ensure every inch works hard.

Inside, the interiors are bright and airy, with large windows bringing in abundant natural light and framing views of the leafy neighborhood. Pops of cheerful color—such as sunny yellow dining chairs and sky-blue trim—add personality while reflecting the client’s playful style. An efficient open-plan layout integrates the living room, dining area, and kitchen, making the space feel larger than its square footage. Thoughtful built-ins and multifunctional furnishings ensure every inch works hard.

Photo: Corynne Pless © 2013 Houzz
Hallway - eclectic hallway idea in New York

Photography by John Gibbons This 28 unit project consists of four seven unit multi-family homes just two blocks away from Sloan’s Lake. The design takes advantage of city and mountain views while gathering around a private urban park and garden. The genesis of the project creates a community within the neighborhood. This project is designed for LEED Gold certification, is solar ready, and utilizes a district geothermal (ground source) heat-pump system for mechanical heating and cooling .

Example of a beach style family room design in Providence

Photography by John Gibbons This 28 unit project consists of four seven unit multi-family homes just two blocks away from Sloan’s Lake. The design takes advantage of city and mountain views while gathering around a private urban park and garden. The genesis of the project creates a community within the neighborhood. This project is designed for LEED Gold certification, is solar ready, and utilizes a district geothermal (ground source) heat-pump system for mechanical heating and cooling .

Photography by John Gibbons This 28 unit project consists of four seven unit multi-family homes just two blocks away from Sloan’s Lake. The design takes advantage of city and mountain views while gathering around a private urban park and garden. The genesis of the project creates a community within the neighborhood. This project is designed for LEED Gold certification, is solar ready, and utilizes a district geothermal (ground source) heat-pump system for mechanical heating and cooling .

Inspiration for a transitional laundry room remodel in Orange County

Working in small or awkward spaces is often the most rewarding because the problem solving required calls on one’s creativity. The slanted ceiling nook in this tween bedroom is a great example of how to turn a demerit into an asset. Instead of trying to ignore it, the feature is played up here with the bold stripe treatment. The nook’s utility is maximized by using a corner desk and creating custom wood shelves affixed to the wall using plumbing piping. Storage space remained a challenge in the room, and if we added a tall storage unit to the wall where one could fit, we would be blocking the light and views of the windows. The solution was to create a long, built-in bench with drawer storage below and two long wooden shelves, higher up the wall, for books and personal items. To bring in an industrial vibe and complement the iron bed, we distressed the wood and used plumbing pipes and fixtures for shelf support. Pops of yellow as a repeating element bring energy and personality to the space. Custom bedding, pillows, and window seat fabric from Spoonflower. Images ©Spoonflower and ©Sloan Polish Design.

Photography by John Gibbons This 28 unit project consists of four seven unit multi-family homes just two blocks away from Sloan’s Lake. The design takes advantage of city and mountain views while gathering around a private urban park and garden. The genesis of the project creates a community within the neighborhood. This project is designed for LEED Gold certification, is solar ready, and utilizes a district geothermal (ground source) heat-pump system for mechanical heating and cooling .

Working in small or awkward spaces is often the most rewarding because the problem solving required calls on one’s creativity. The slanted ceiling nook in this tween bedroom is a great example of how to turn a demerit into an asset. Instead of trying to ignore it, the feature is played up here with the bold stripe treatment. The nook’s utility is maximized by using a corner desk and creating custom wood shelves affixed to the wall using plumbing piping. Storage space remained a challenge in the room, and if we added a tall storage unit to the wall where one could fit, we would be blocking the light and views of the windows. The solution was to create a long, built-in bench with drawer storage below and two long wooden shelves, higher up the wall, for books and personal items. To bring in an industrial vibe and complement the iron bed, we distressed the wood and used plumbing pipes and fixtures for shelf support. Pops of yellow as a repeating element bring energy and personality to the space. Custom bedding, pillows, and window seat fabric from Spoonflower. Images ©Spoonflower and ©Sloan Polish Design.