Lauren Edith Photography
Inspiration for a mid-sized mid-century modern master medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom remodel in San Francisco with white walls and no fireplace

Bedroom - mid-sized country bedroom idea in Los Angeles

Spacecrafting
Wet bar - small transitional single-wall wet bar idea in Minneapolis with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, quartzite countertops, beige backsplash and subway tile backsplash

Lagoon-side property in the Bel Marin Keys, Novato, CA. Entertaining and enjoying the views were a primary design goal for this project. The project includes a large camaru deck with built-in seating. The concrete steps and pavers lead down to the water's edge. I included a sunken patio on one side and a beautiful Buddha statue on the other, surrounded by succulents and other low-water, contemporary plantings. I also used Dymondia ground cover to create a natural pathways within the garden. This project was just completed. More photos will be included in Spring when the plantings fill in. Photos: © Eileen Kelly, Landscape Designer, Dig Your Garden Landscape Design.

Embracing the best of Scandi and Japanese designs, Japandi inspires warmth and wellbeing with textures, naturals and neutrals for a spa-inspired space of complete comfort.

Inspiration for a french country landscaping in San Francisco.

Bernard Andre Photography
Inspiration for a large modern beige two-story house exterior remodel in San Francisco with a metal roof

Inspiration for a modern concrete floor and gray floor family room remodel in Other with brown walls

Kitchen - modern galley concrete floor and gray floor kitchen idea in Other with an integrated sink, open cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, stainless steel countertops, an island and gray countertops

This Gold-LEED home, selected for Domus Best Houses award and nominated for Frame House of the Year Award, it is called Cocoon because its round walls form a Cocoon shape towards northern and western neighbors. This rounded enclosed half of the house provides shelter and privacy. The other glass side of the house, facing south, takes in ocean breezes and open views. The cedar shingle cladding blends in with the historic neighborhood and benefits from local craft traditions. By tuning in to given site conditions, and with the help of environmental technologies such as photovoltaic panels and reflecting rainwater cistern, architectural design serves both the environment and wellbeing.

Minimalist concrete floor and gray floor great room photo in Other

This Gold-LEED home, selected for Domus Best Houses award and nominated for Frame House of the Year Award, it is called Cocoon because its round walls form a Cocoon shape towards northern and western neighbors. This rounded enclosed half of the house provides shelter and privacy. The other glass side of the house, facing south, takes in ocean breezes and open views. The cedar shingle cladding blends in with the historic neighborhood and benefits from local craft traditions. By tuning in to given site conditions, and with the help of environmental technologies such as photovoltaic panels and reflecting rainwater cistern, architectural design serves both the environment and wellbeing.

This Gold-LEED home, selected for Domus Best Houses award and nominated for Frame House of the Year Award, it is called Cocoon because its round walls form a Cocoon shape towards northern and western neighbors. This rounded enclosed half of the house provides shelter and privacy. The other glass side of the house, facing south, takes in ocean breezes and open views. The cedar shingle cladding blends in with the historic neighborhood and benefits from local craft traditions. By tuning in to given site conditions, and with the help of environmental technologies such as photovoltaic panels and reflecting rainwater cistern, architectural design serves both the environment and wellbeing.

Elegant living room photo in Boston

Primary bedroom from Studio Thomas Project No. 022, designed as a calm and restorative retreat within the home. A custom upholstered bed with wood detailing anchors the space, layered with soft linens and neutral textiles that create a sense of quiet comfort. Warm brass lighting and sculptural bedside tables introduce subtle contrast against the soft palette, while a vintage-inspired rug adds texture underfoot. At the foot of the bed, upholstered benches provide both function and a gentle architectural rhythm. Overhead, a statement chandelier adds a light, artistic presence that balances the grounded materials throughout the room. The overall composition reflects Studio Thomas’s approach to luxury residential interior design—spaces that feel timeless, personal, and intentionally designed for rest and wellbeing.

Mid-sized transitional open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room photo in Montreal with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

Minimalist concrete floor and gray floor bedroom photo in Other with brown walls

This Gold-LEED home, selected for Domus Best Houses award and nominated for Frame House of the Year Award, it is called Cocoon because its round walls form a Cocoon shape towards northern and western neighbors. This rounded enclosed half of the house provides shelter and privacy. The other glass side of the house, facing south, takes in ocean breezes and open views. The cedar shingle cladding blends in with the historic neighborhood and benefits from local craft traditions. By tuning in to given site conditions, and with the help of environmental technologies such as photovoltaic panels and reflecting rainwater cistern, architectural design serves both the environment and wellbeing.

Warm guest bedroom with layered bedding, wood nightstands, and tailored window shades.
Arts and crafts bedroom photo in San Francisco