DESIGN: Hatch Works Austin // PHOTOS: Robert Gomez Photography

The Heywood-Wakefield dining table and “dog biscuit” chairs were found on Craigslist. The walls are covered in Phillip Jeffries Manila Hemp grasscloth in Turquoise. Photo © Bethany Nauert

This coastal transitional home combines the relaxed beach decor perfectly with the contemporary pieces of transitional style. The pop of coastal detail in this home will make you feel like your on the beach somewhere. The blend of sleek and clean features with fun coastal accents creates a beautiful home to relax and enjoy.

Inspired by the original Ladbroke kitchen, the Long Acre kitchen is a beautiful chic take on the contemporary design. The incredible mid-azure green cabinetry combines beautifully with walnut timber to create a chic, sophisticated room Balancing the bold green with a simple light wash of pink on the walls ensures the rich, intense green can take centre stage in the room. The open walnut shelving within the island is the perfect place to show off larger pottery or glassware, as well as your favourite cookery books. Complete with a seating area, this island is the perfect area for entertaining friends and family. With a wonderful backdrop of brass, the light is reflected around the space, enhancing every detail, even down to the matching brass handles and antique brass taps. This open yet comforting canvas will never go out of fashion, with rich colours and warming walnut timber. The walnut super stave worktop adds a warmth and depth to the kitchen and contributes a beautiful earthy quality to the design. The natural hues of the kitchen and contrasting materials create an incredibly welcoming environment. Photography by Tim Doyle.

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Die Eichendielen wurden auch im elterlichen Bad verlegt - der grosszügige Waschtisch aus massiven Naturstein mit den Messingarmaturen bilden das Zentrum dieses Raumes. Foto: MierswaKluska

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Jeff Herr Photography

Classic and calm guest bath with pale pink chevron tiling and marble floors.

Maxine Schnitzer

The expanded kitchen area is now a sunlit space for a young couple that loves to entertain and cook. The selection of range needed a hood that was more than 400 CFM. This required supplying make-up air which was accomplished by artfully creating inconspicuous vents under the cook hood. Photo: Mary Prince Photography

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