Example of a beach style home design design in Minneapolis

Located in Surrey Hills, this Grade II Listed cottage design was inspired by its heritage, special architectural and historic interest. Our perception was to surround this place with honest and solid materials, soft and natural fabrics, handmade items and family treasures to bring the values and needs of this family at the center of their home. We paid attention to what really matters and brought them together in a slower way of living. By separating the silent parts of this house from the vibrant ones, we gave individuality; this created different levels for use. We left open space to give room to life, change and creativity. We left things visible to touch those that matter. We gave a narrative sense of life.

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Contractor: Curry Construction 415 898 2243 curryconstruction@comcast.net Eric Hertz
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Staircase - transitional staircase idea in San Francisco

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Bedroom - 1950s bedroom idea in New York

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Check out this eye-catching kitchen remodel that we finished. Our designer’s keen sense of style and functionality, paired with the client’s love of color and specific working needs, translate beautifully in this whimsical, yet highly functional gem. Photo Credit: Alicia Villarreal

The Cobblestone Bar - This corner was an eyesore in Cincinnati's OTR neighborhood for several decades. Our team gave this old bar a new life with a modern rustic aesthetic preserving the original brick and incorporating leather, wood and brass details throughout to create an elegant bar with a neighborhood feel where connections are made. We completely restored an existing, broken backbar into a historic gem, installed a new concrete front bar with brass inlay with a custom tap system connected into a renovated basement cellar below. Customers can enjoy a variety of seating and intimate, thoughtful details. The name 'Cobblestone' came from Cincinnati’s history - old horse-drawn carriages, historic streetcar, pathways through the city - and the ceiling design enhances the concept of pathways and connections using simple electric conduit and junction boxes. Visit www.cobblestoneotr.com for more info!