Mali Azima

Photo Credits: Alex Donovan, asquaredstudio.com

Jeff Herr

The alcoves in the living space work hard, making this side of the apartment extremely family-friendly. Two sideboards provide ample storage, concealing tech and leads and storing toys or DVDs. Above, useful shelves stand out against bold black walls and create display space for treasured finds, books and photos, ensuring this contemporary scheme feels personal, too. The huge pendant light is a playful touch that children will love and its shape is echoed by the round mirror which, just like its black counterpart in the dining area, hangs above an understated and gorgeous contemporary fireplace.

Contemporary/eclectic sunroom. Painting by Gayle Levee from Powers Gallery. Hand blown glass and carrera marble side tables from Rolf Benz, side chair finished in fabric by Stroheim. Tibetan carbet sourced from Dover Rug. Shutters by New England Shutter Mills, Swag fabric by Tibeaut Michael J. Lee Photography www.michaeljleephotography.com

Thomas Dalhoff

Photos : Eric Laignel

Built in 1894, this historic Stick-style house in Cambridge, Mass. was originally part of an expansive estate owned by Gardiner Greene Hubbard, a lawyer who became the first president of National Geographic Magazine. His daughter married Alexander Graham Bell in the garden. Woodrow Wilson’s daughter later owned the house. Meyer & Meyer was commissioned by the new homeowners to better accommodate their active young family. The whole-house renovation included demolition of a small kitchen and its replacement with a gable-ended addition housing a new French-inspired SieMatic kitchen. The original paneling and woodwork was restored to its original state, filled in where missing, and complemented with new paint colors and hand-painted wall coverings and furniture. The project scope involved conversion of an upstairs office into a master bedroom-bathroom suite, renovation of all bathrooms, enhanced closet space, and an excavation below the house to create a new family room and guest suite with 10-foot-high ceilings.

Gregg Willett Photography

Master Bath (After)- Photograph courtesy of Emily Followill.

This Iconic Lowcountry Home designed by Allison Ramsey Architects overlooks the paddocks of Brays Island SC. Amazing craftsmanship in a layed back style describe this house and this property. To see this plan and any of our other work please visit www.allisonramseyarchitect.com; olin redmon - photographer; Heirloom Building Company - Builder

Photo Credit: Chuck Espinoza

chair rail, chocolate brown walls, drapes, floor lamp, four poster bed, plantation blinds, rich, warm, white trim, wood nightstand, wood plank ceiling,