Custom window treatments paired with vibrant custom upholstery bring life & inspiration to this small workspace. Photo Credit: Daniel Angulo www.danielangulo.com

Everyone deserves to end the day in a comfortable, tranquil home. And for those with children, it can seem impossible to reconcile the challenges of family life with the need to have a well-designed space. Our client—a financial executive and her family of four—had not considered a design makeover since moving into their apartment, which was more than ten years ago. So when she reached out to Decor Aid, she asked us to modernize and brighten her home, in addition to creating a space for her family to hang out and relax. The apartment originally featured sunflower-yellow walls and a set of brown suede living room furniture, all of which significantly darkened the space. The living room also did not have sufficient seating options, so the client was improvising seating arrangements when guests would come over. With no outward facing windows, the living room received little natural light, and so we began the redesign by painting the walls a classic grey, and adding white crown molding. As a pathway from the front door to the kitchen, the living room functions as a high-traffic area of the home. So we sourced a geometric indoor-outdoor area rug, and established a layout that’s easy to walk through. We also sourced a coffee table from Serena & Lily. Our client has teenage twins, and so we sourced a sturdy sectional couch from Restoration Hardware, and placed it in a corner which was previously being underused. We hired an electrician to hide all of the cables leading to the media console, and added custom window treatments. In the kitchen, we painted the cabinets a semi-gloss white, and added slate flooring, for a clean, crisp, modern look to match the living room. The finishing touches included a set of geometric table objects, comfortable throw rugs, and plush high-shine pillows. The final result is a fully functional living room for this family of four.

Life is like riding a bicycle, to keep your balance you must keep moving. by Albert Einstein. I have designed this Guest Bedroom with lot of love. I do want my guests to feel relaxed, connected with nature at the same time luxurious and earthy. so I mixed up modern farm house style with my own little touch of organic mural art. Life is not always perfect and we all must enjoy our journey. ....green is calming with perfect pure white, bringing different textures of shimmer, jute, metal, white fur rug, and white drapery makes it all serene. so please ENJOY THE RIDE !!! Photography by That One Summer

Bathroom in Bronco | Key Feature: A Scottsdale new-build rooted in sculptural modernism, Bronco Revival balances bold black-and-white contrast with organic textures, natural wood elements, and statement lighting. As a groundbreaking “Live Lab” designer residence, it’s a first-of-its-kind space where luxury furnishings are tested in real-world conditions before being introduced into high-profile client homes. Challenge: Because Bronco Revival was the designer’s personal residence, the project carried a unique level of pressure and intention. The challenge was creating a Scottsdale new-build that felt elevated and editorial while still functioning as a true family home. Every selection had to balance bold sculptural modernism (high contrast, statement lighting, architectural furnishings) with durability, comfort, and day-to-day livability. In addition, the home served as a “Live Lab,” meaning new vendors, materials, and luxury furnishings needed to be tested in real-life conditions before being trusted for future high-profile client projects. Solution: We approached the project with a highly curated, test-and-refine design strategy, treating each space as both a finished interior and a real-world evaluation environment. Key furnishings, textiles, and materials were selected to support the modern organic vision while also standing up to the demands of everyday family life. We worked through selections intentionally, layering in bold contrast, natural woods, and sculptural statement pieces, while prioritizing performance materials, pet-friendly durability, and timeless foundational elements. By using the home as a lived-in showroom, we were able to validate what truly performs beautifully, refine our vendor relationships, and confidently carry those proven selections into future client designs. Materials: MadeGoods: Sculptural Davion coffee tables | Loloi: Custom performance rug collection | Schumacher: Bespoke drapery fabrication | Aesthetic Wall Coverings: Pioneering wallpaper application on ceiling beams | Zac + Fox: Exclusive textile collaboration via Made Resource Group | Budget ($ Range): $300K | Timeline (Duration): 4 MONTHS

Decorative details of a living room storage cabinet.
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Kitchen in Bronco | Key Feature: A Scottsdale new-build rooted in sculptural modernism, Bronco Revival balances bold black-and-white contrast with organic textures, natural wood elements, and statement lighting. As a groundbreaking “Live Lab” designer residence, it’s a first-of-its-kind space where luxury furnishings are tested in real-world conditions before being introduced into high-profile client homes. Challenge: Because Bronco Revival was the designer’s personal residence, the project carried a unique level of pressure and intention. The challenge was creating a Scottsdale new-build that felt elevated and editorial while still functioning as a true family home. Every selection had to balance bold sculptural modernism (high contrast, statement lighting, architectural furnishings) with durability, comfort, and day-to-day livability. In addition, the home served as a “Live Lab,” meaning new vendors, materials, and luxury furnishings needed to be tested in real-life conditions before being trusted for future high-profile client projects. Solution: We approached the project with a highly curated, test-and-refine design strategy, treating each space as both a finished interior and a real-world evaluation environment. Key furnishings, textiles, and materials were selected to support the modern organic vision while also standing up to the demands of everyday family life. We worked through selections intentionally, layering in bold contrast, natural woods, and sculptural statement pieces, while prioritizing performance materials, pet-friendly durability, and timeless foundational elements. By using the home as a lived-in showroom, we were able to validate what truly performs beautifully, refine our vendor relationships, and confidently carry those proven selections into future client designs. Materials: MadeGoods: Sculptural Davion coffee tables | Loloi: Custom performance rug collection | Schumacher: Bespoke drapery fabrication | Aesthetic Wall Coverings: Pioneering wallpaper application on ceiling beams | Zac + Fox: Exclusive textile collaboration via Made Resource Group | Budget ($ Range): $300K | Timeline (Duration): 4 MONTHS

Discover the perfect blend of style and comfort with our curated interior design ideas. Picture a living room featuring a chic beige sofa paired with elegant chairs, and accentuated by a light brown wood flooring that adds warmth and sophistication. Our selection includes modern black cabinets, striking white cabinets, and sleek white counters that harmonize beautifully with the surrounding decor. Enhance your space with our range of home decor options, from stylish chalinders and eye-catching flower vases to lush indoor plants that bring life and vibrancy to your home. Our collection also features ceiling fans and ceiling lights that add both functionality and flair to your interiors. Explore remodeling ideas and get inspired by innovative concepts for home additions. Whether you’re interested in general contracting, custom homes, or transforming your space with wood round tables and wood floors, Jon Cancelino and our team in Clearwater, FL, and Tampa, 33756, are here to guide you every step of the way. Transform your living space into a haven of elegance and comfort with our expert advice and top-notch interior solutions. Welcome to a world of endless possibilities!

Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel and new lay-out
Mid-sized country u-shaped light wood floor and gray floor enclosed kitchen photo in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

Welcome to our Houzz page! We're thrilled to share our passion for transforming spaces into beautiful, functional homes. Whether you're dreaming of a cozy living room with a beige sofa and stylish carpet, or envisioning a modern design featuring a ribbon fireplace, round glass top tables, and elegant round mirrors, we're here to bring those ideas to life. At our Clearwater, FL, and Tampa locations, we specialize in a range of services from general contracting to custom homes and home additions. Our expertise extends to remodeling projects where we can incorporate light brown wood flooring, white walls, and indoor plants to enhance your living space. Explore our curated collection of home decor ideas, including beautiful flower vases, functional window blinds and shutters, and charming wooden flooring. With a keen eye for detail and a commitment to quality, Jon Cancelino and our team are dedicated to making your vision a reality. Let us inspire you with innovative interior ideas and remodeling solutions that reflect your style and needs. From a welcoming living room to a perfectly designed space, we're here to make your dream home come true in the 33756 area and beyond.

The centerpiece of the scene is a rectangular dining table crafted from light brown wood. It boasts a smooth finish and a clean design, featuring four straight legs connected by a stretcher base - a horizontal bar that runs between the legs on each long side for added stability. The light brown color of the table creates a warm and inviting feel in the room. In the center of the table sits a simple yet elegant centerpiece. A white ceramic vase holds several green plant stems, adding a touch of nature and life to the space. Surrounding the table are four chairs, each with a brown wooden frame that complements the table. The chairs are upholstered in a light brown fabric, creating a cohesive look with the table. The upholstery appears light-colored enough to add contrast and prevent the room from looking too dark or monotonous. A decorative mirror hangs on the wall directly behind the table. The mirror's frame has a light brown finish that echoes the color of the table and chair frames, tying the design elements together. This placement of the mirror helps create a sense of spaciousness in the dining room by reflecting the light and the table setting. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling, positioned directly above the center of the table. The chandelier has a metal frame with a classic design, featuring multiple arms that each hold a clear glass bulb. The chandelier provides ample task lighting for the dining area, and its style complements the traditional feel of the furniture. Overall, the scene depicts a well-coordinated dining room that is both warm and inviting. The use of light brown tones throughout the space creates a sense of harmony, while the simple elegance of the furniture and centerpiece suggests a focus on functionality and clean lines.

Home Office in Bronco | Key Feature: A Scottsdale new-build rooted in sculptural modernism, Bronco Revival balances bold black-and-white contrast with organic textures, natural wood elements, and statement lighting. As a groundbreaking “Live Lab” designer residence, it’s a first-of-its-kind space where luxury furnishings are tested in real-world conditions before being introduced into high-profile client homes. Challenge: Because Bronco Revival was the designer’s personal residence, the project carried a unique level of pressure and intention. The challenge was creating a Scottsdale new-build that felt elevated and editorial while still functioning as a true family home. Every selection had to balance bold sculptural modernism (high contrast, statement lighting, architectural furnishings) with durability, comfort, and day-to-day livability. In addition, the home served as a “Live Lab,” meaning new vendors, materials, and luxury furnishings needed to be tested in real-life conditions before being trusted for future high-profile client projects. Solution: We approached the project with a highly curated, test-and-refine design strategy, treating each space as both a finished interior and a real-world evaluation environment. Key furnishings, textiles, and materials were selected to support the modern organic vision while also standing up to the demands of everyday family life. We worked through selections intentionally, layering in bold contrast, natural woods, and sculptural statement pieces, while prioritizing performance materials, pet-friendly durability, and timeless foundational elements. By using the home as a lived-in showroom, we were able to validate what truly performs beautifully, refine our vendor relationships, and confidently carry those proven selections into future client designs. Materials: MadeGoods: Sculptural Davion coffee tables | Loloi: Custom performance rug collection | Schumacher: Bespoke drapery fabrication | Aesthetic Wall Coverings: Pioneering wallpaper application on ceiling beams | Zac + Fox: Exclusive textile collaboration via Made Resource Group | Budget ($ Range): $300K | Timeline (Duration): 4 MONTHS

Dining Room in Bronco | Key Feature: A Scottsdale new-build rooted in sculptural modernism, Bronco Revival balances bold black-and-white contrast with organic textures, natural wood elements, and statement lighting. As a groundbreaking “Live Lab” designer residence, it’s a first-of-its-kind space where luxury furnishings are tested in real-world conditions before being introduced into high-profile client homes. Challenge: Because Bronco Revival was the designer’s personal residence, the project carried a unique level of pressure and intention. The challenge was creating a Scottsdale new-build that felt elevated and editorial while still functioning as a true family home. Every selection had to balance bold sculptural modernism (high contrast, statement lighting, architectural furnishings) with durability, comfort, and day-to-day livability. In addition, the home served as a “Live Lab,” meaning new vendors, materials, and luxury furnishings needed to be tested in real-life conditions before being trusted for future high-profile client projects. Solution: We approached the project with a highly curated, test-and-refine design strategy, treating each space as both a finished interior and a real-world evaluation environment. Key furnishings, textiles, and materials were selected to support the modern organic vision while also standing up to the demands of everyday family life. We worked through selections intentionally, layering in bold contrast, natural woods, and sculptural statement pieces, while prioritizing performance materials, pet-friendly durability, and timeless foundational elements. By using the home as a lived-in showroom, we were able to validate what truly performs beautifully, refine our vendor relationships, and confidently carry those proven selections into future client designs. Materials: MadeGoods: Sculptural Davion coffee tables | Loloi: Custom performance rug collection | Schumacher: Bespoke drapery fabrication | Aesthetic Wall Coverings: Pioneering wallpaper application on ceiling beams | Zac + Fox: Exclusive textile collaboration via Made Resource Group | Budget ($ Range): $300K | Timeline (Duration): 4 MONTHS

Home Office in Bronco | Key Feature: A Scottsdale new-build rooted in sculptural modernism, Bronco Revival balances bold black-and-white contrast with organic textures, natural wood elements, and statement lighting. As a groundbreaking “Live Lab” designer residence, it’s a first-of-its-kind space where luxury furnishings are tested in real-world conditions before being introduced into high-profile client homes. Challenge: Because Bronco Revival was the designer’s personal residence, the project carried a unique level of pressure and intention. The challenge was creating a Scottsdale new-build that felt elevated and editorial while still functioning as a true family home. Every selection had to balance bold sculptural modernism (high contrast, statement lighting, architectural furnishings) with durability, comfort, and day-to-day livability. In addition, the home served as a “Live Lab,” meaning new vendors, materials, and luxury furnishings needed to be tested in real-life conditions before being trusted for future high-profile client projects. Solution: We approached the project with a highly curated, test-and-refine design strategy, treating each space as both a finished interior and a real-world evaluation environment. Key furnishings, textiles, and materials were selected to support the modern organic vision while also standing up to the demands of everyday family life. We worked through selections intentionally, layering in bold contrast, natural woods, and sculptural statement pieces, while prioritizing performance materials, pet-friendly durability, and timeless foundational elements. By using the home as a lived-in showroom, we were able to validate what truly performs beautifully, refine our vendor relationships, and confidently carry those proven selections into future client designs. Materials: MadeGoods: Sculptural Davion coffee tables | Loloi: Custom performance rug collection | Schumacher: Bespoke drapery fabrication | Aesthetic Wall Coverings: Pioneering wallpaper application on ceiling beams | Zac + Fox: Exclusive textile collaboration via Made Resource Group | Budget ($ Range): $300K | Timeline (Duration): 4 MONTHS

Farmhouse Kitchen Remodel and new lay-out
Enclosed kitchen - mid-sized farmhouse u-shaped light wood floor and gray floor enclosed kitchen idea in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

The interior design - is not easy thing. Let us take one of the key, the key secret of building interior composition - the harmonious arrangement of the living space, where everything interacts: furniture, crockery, plants, decorative fabrics and so on. All things that are selected and by which life is organized, have some sort of form. For example, the cabinet can be quite simple, in the form of a cube or a prism. Snack bar, usually consists of several parts: top, bottom, interconnecting elements (drawers, doors – this form is much more complicated. Because the buffet, as well as a bedside table, consists of two simple parts, is also similar to the prism. Two different object, but the same shape, made of the same material, the same decoration can be described as the objects of the same type. They go well together, they share a common line. Therefore, in the selection of items it is very important to determine the main form and line, the contours of objects. It is necessary to look in a furniture (bedroom or dining room), and many things will become clear. They have a common shape, they are of the same material: design of furniture is well and carefully considered. Now you have to choose the other items. Here, first should pay attention to line and shape, decor, whether there are panels, inlays, whether the object is decorated with carved or painted. Very often objects may be the same shape, but very differently decorated, whereby they are not combined with each other. You can adhere to the following principles. First option is to select all items of one and the same form with the same decoration, the same color of the same material (set). Second variant is to buy objects of the same shape but of different materials. It should focus on the items of the same decor, not to get involved in a variety of materials. For example, it will be wooden and wicker furniture, ceramic vases and lamps. Third option assumes the preferring objects of different shapes, but the same material. For example, a sofa and armchairs round, coffee table and TV stand - rectangular, lamps and floor vase - a complex shape with a wavy contour, and the material is the same everywhere - wood and glass. The fourth option is to undertake various forms of objects made of different materials - a combination difficult, but possible (it depends on the development of your taste). The main thing in all tips is to adhere to the magic number 3. It means to keep in mind that the room is acceptable not more than three kinds of shapes of objects, such as rectangle, oval, cone. In addition, no more than three decorative materials: ceramic, plaster, marble or wood, leather, brass and so on. About the Author: Vivien Smith is a blogger at custom essay writing service. She writes the articles about the design secrets of the interior.

White and blue activate the auspicious chi of this living room and so they are the dominant colors. The pops of warm color aren't enough to weaken the blue and white activations, but they bring balance visually and energetically. We love how this painting by a local artist, @carriemeganart, captures the serene yet cheery mood of the space. We used some of our favorite fabrics for the pillows: Schumacher Chenonceau in coral, and Lotus Garden in green/blue and coral. A Williams Sonoma yellow bird vase offers a teaser of the living room from the hallway. And the yellow vase call to the yellow Schumacher "Hellene" wallpaper from the foyer. The live edge coffee table brings in a modern element, along with the English rolled arm sofas and navy lamps.

Hey dolls ? Ever notice? In Cali, even the air smells like fresh-picked oranges, and everything—even a single bloom—deserves that extra "vibe check." Lately, my living room’s been totally stolen by this rose + warm light combo, and I’m obsessed. Last weekend, I hit up the farmers’ market (you know, the one with sun-ripened everything?) and grabbed this soft blush pink rose. The petals? Thick, juicy, like they’ve been kissed by our SoCal sun nonstop. Plopped it in a woven rattan vase by the entryway—total “I woke up like this” chic. Then last night, I flipped on the floor lamp. Oh. My. God. That warm golden glow? It wrapped around the rose like a cozy blanket, and suddenly, my living room felt like a scene from a movie ✨. Dim the lights, and the rose’s shadow dances up the white wall—like a secret watercolor painting. Crank ’em brighter, and the petals glow crystal clear, dewdrops sparkling like tiny stars (thanks, dry Cali air for making my blooms last forever). I was curled up on my favorite plush couch, flipping through a mag, when my friend texted: “Bro, that’s not a rose—that’s someone took spring and sprinkled it right into the light.” Cali nights? Never really cold. But with a lamp cranked low and a rose bursting into color? Even the breeze slows down. ‘Cause here’s the tea: Life’s all about those “pinch me” moments. And mine? When light and petals collide. ? #CaliLiving #FarmersMarketFind #CozyVibesOnly #RoseGoals #SunsetInALivingRoom #SlowLiving

What kind of kitchen do you give a young couple that loves colour and eclectic design? A blue one! Cobalt cabinets breathe new life into existing floors, and rustic wood shelves warm up the look. We removed a nib wall to make room for a kitchen table, and the windows were updated for more light and garden views. Green chairs, yellow vases and red appliance knobs add pops of brightness without going overboard.

What kind of kitchen do you give a young couple that loves colour and eclectic design? A blue one! Cobalt cabinets breathe new life into existing floors, and rustic wood shelves warm up the look. We removed a nib wall to make room for a kitchen table, and the windows were updated for more light and garden views. Green chairs, yellow vases and red appliance knobs add pops of brightness without going overboard.