Michael Lipman

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Alistair Nicholls

Paul Gjording

Mark Hazeldine

The rustic yet modern finishes were carried into the master bathroom. Ann Sacks subway tile in matte finish provide subtle, rustic texture to the vanity wall. A wall-to-wall mirror helped expand the tiny bathroom, while the Carrara marble brought a classic, yet rustic texture to the room. Photography: Photo Designs by Odessa

Our west 8th Condo was all about making the closed condo into an open concept living space that takes advantage of the amazing daylight the unit enjoys. We brought in European touches through the herringbone floor, detailed finishing carpentry, and beautiful hardware on the doors and cabinets. Every square inch in this kitchen was utilized to maximize the storage for the homeowner.

Kitchen with large strip rooflight above Photography: Aisling McCoy

Murray Fredericks

Francis Dzikowski/Esto

The bed in the master bedroom is positioned opposite the TV and features a bespoke headboard with bespoke bedside lamps that project from the headboard by means of antique brass metal frames and embellished with metallic and horsehair zig zag patterned shades in red. Reading lights are discreetly incorporated into the headboard. All walls are clad in textured wallpaper in a charcoal strie design to add depth and texture and the bed is clad in soft satins in bronze and navy with a faux fur throw for an added sense of luxury. A black and white striped rug below the bed makes a bold design statement. Photography by Richard Waite

The breakfast nook in this kitchen is a great extension of this space. A simple desk with wall mounted computer monitor and flat screen TV provide for a very effective use of space. The glass tile on the wall behind the TV & monitor echo the waterfalls just outside the rear window. Joe Currie, Designer John Olson, Photographer

This is a small but functional kitchen in an inner city villa. There is a small study nook opposite the kitchen. Mixed use of materials - white low cabinetry and walnut veneer high cabinetry. Long island bench with a cantilevered end for seating. Island bench is white engineered stone and the back wall is stainless steel.

Jeri Koegel