an elegant, modern master bath in this 9000 square foot penthouse makes use of beautiful custom designed vanities, ceiling designs and floors with inlaid marbles and wood work. a back lit, art bronze ribbon tub wall is the entry feature.

A family of snowbirds hired us to design their South Floridian getaway inspired by old Hollywood glamor. Film, repetition, reflection and symmetry are some of the common characteristics of the interiors in this particular era. This carried through to the design of the apartment through the use of rich textiles such as velvets and silks, ornate forms, bold patterns, reflective surfaces such as glass and mirrors, and lots of bright colors with high-gloss white moldings throughout. In this introduction you’ll see the general molding design and furniture layout of each space.The ceilings in this project get special treatment – colorful patterned wallpapers are found within the applied moldings and crown moldings throughout each room. The elevator vestibule is the Sun Room – you arrive in a bright head-to-toe yellow space that foreshadows what is to come. The living room is left as a crisp white canvas and the doors are painted Tiffany blue for contrast. The girl’s room is painted in a warm pink and accented with white moldings on walls and a patterned glass bead wallpaper above. The boy’s room has a more subdued masculine theme with an upholstered gray suede headboard and accents of royal blue. Finally, the master suite is covered in a coral red with accents of pearl and white but it’s focal point lies in the grandiose white leather tufted headboard wall.

This beautifully elegant dining room was part of a remodeling project on Kiawah, Island, SC, which showcases the custom built in China cabinets done in a soft contrasting grey beaded inset style cabinetry.

Architects: Sage Architecture http://www.sagearchitecture.com Architectural & Interior Design Photography by: Dave Adams http://www.daveadamsphotography.com

Kitchen and dining room with living room beyond. Photography by Marco Valencia.

Interior Design by Martha O'Hara Interiors

Photo by: John Jenkins, Image Source Inc

Photo by Scott Frances. The furnishings in this custom-designed luxury vacation house are from high-end design trade showrooms and antiques dealers. The game room features a bronze and anodized steel billiards table from Sutherland. The lighting fixture above the table is from Satori Light Sculptures. Published in Luxe magazine Winter 2010.

Becki Wiechman, ASID & Gwen Ahrens, ASID, Interior Design Renaissance Cutom Homes, Home Builder Tom Grady, Photographer

A family of snowbirds hired us to design their South Floridian getaway inspired by old Hollywood glamor. Film, repetition, reflection and symmetry are some of the common characteristics of the interiors in this particular era. This carried through to the design of the apartment through the use of rich textiles such as velvets and silks, ornate forms, bold patterns, reflective surfaces such as glass and mirrors, and lots of bright colors with high-gloss white moldings throughout. In this introduction you’ll see the general molding design and furniture layout of each space.The ceilings in this project get special treatment – colorful patterned wallpapers are found within the applied moldings and crown moldings throughout each room. The elevator vestibule is the Sun Room – you arrive in a bright head-to-toe yellow space that foreshadows what is to come. The living room is left as a crisp white canvas and the doors are painted Tiffany blue for contrast. The girl’s room is painted in a warm pink and accented with white moldings on walls and a patterned glass bead wallpaper above. The boy’s room has a more subdued masculine theme with an upholstered gray suede headboard and accents of royal blue. Finally, the master suite is covered in a coral red with accents of pearl and white but it’s focal point lies in the grandiose white leather tufted headboard wall.

Photography by Tim Street-Porter

Rachael Boling Photography

Interior Design by Martha O'Hara Interiors

Light yellow enamel with glaze with soapstone counters. Collaboration with Archer and Buchanan Architects.