Inspiration for a cottage staircase remodel in Calgary

Ederra Design Studio
Bedroom - traditional guest bedroom idea in Los Angeles with beige walls and no fireplace

This bathroom features our handpainted tile, Starburst in the color Peacock.
Inspiration for an eclectic white tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile and blue floor home design remodel in Atlanta with yellow walls and a hinged shower door

In the A Beautiful Thing is Never Perfect wallpaper, the artist Magnus Gjoen uses the Baroque method of representing the cycle of life by interlacing vibrant blooms with hints of decay. This maximalist striped design features roses, geberas, butterflies and snails entwined around beflowered skulls hidden amongst the undergrowth.

Stainless Steel custom spiral stair with wood treads.
Staircase - modern wooden spiral open staircase idea in Atlanta

22 Pages Photography
Example of a small arts and crafts white tile and subway tile porcelain tile and white floor drop-in bathtub design in Portland with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, a wall-mount toilet, an undermount sink and quartz countertops

Ellie Koleen Photography

A close up view of our Greek key drapery panels. Greek key is a trendy pattern, though the subtle color makes the item timeless. http://draperystreet.com

Example of a small beach style 3/4 single-sink, shiplap ceiling and shiplap wall alcove shower design in Santa Barbara with white cabinets, blue walls and marble countertops

Two bathroom renovation in the heart of the historic Roland Park area in Maryland. A complete refresh for the kid's bathroom with basketweave marble floors and traditional subway tile walls and wainscoting. Working in small spaces, the primary was extended to create a large shower with new Carrara polished marble walls and floors. Custom picture frame wainscoting to bring elegance to the space as a nod to its traditional design. Chrome finishes throughout both bathrooms for a clean, timeless look.

The wonderful thing about working with clients who have great taste and a house with good bones is you get to create a kitchen that feels like its always been there. When we were called to create a new kitchen space in this mid-century modern home in Middleton, we really were cognizant of the feel of the home. We didn’t want to create a kitchen that didn’t flow with the rest of the home and it was a home run. The house has a unique center island wall of cabinets as well as a wood ceiling that we embraced in the design. The kitchen back wall was created with a built in furniture look using wall of cabinets that feature a coffee bar, built in pantries and a long horizontal open display ledge. We found the perfect tile to use as a backdrop to the beautiful floating shelves that house the dishes and glasses. The cabinets are custom made and locally built using grain matched quarter sawn Douglas Fir. Douglas Fir was the perfect wood choice for this homes earthy natural feel and the contemporary minimal hardware really honors the design. The layout of the kitchen remained the same but the look is quite different. In addition to designing and project managing this kitchen remodel, we also refinished the existing wood floors, updated a small powder bathroom as well as designed, built and installed a new floating mantel in the family room.

Traditional Black Fir Shou Sugi Ban siding offers a unique texture for interior and exterior applications.
Industrial black wood house exterior idea

Mimi Erickson
Example of a cottage staircase design in Atlanta

Inspiration for an industrial home design remodel in Boston

Neve Terrazzo Perpetua
Inspiration for a small contemporary 3/4 beige tile and stone slab doorless shower remodel in Miami with beige walls

Hicks Hexagon Cole &Son wallpaper http://www.cole-and-son.com/en/collection-contemporary-restyled/wallpaper-95/3016/

Elegant bathroom photo in Cincinnati

Inspiration for a mid-century modern home design remodel in Seattle

This Victorian home got the remodel of the century! The builders decided to keep the front Victorian and add an addition onto the back that is right out of the pages of Modern magazine. Designer, Corinne Ekle was responsible for all the interiors from the ground up. Be sure to check out her blog post of the whole experience at http://www.c2designinteriors.com