The elongated horizontal bookshelves filled with multicolored texts mirror the vibrancy of the custom wool and silk carpets from Stark Carpet New York and the Billy Haines plum sofa. The over-sized John Rosselli antique mirror creates depth and character. The black and white square portraits lend to beautiful focal point that offset the vibrancy of the room. The Restoration Hardware double wide chaise, the Hungarian 1930's lounge chairs, and the 1960's style Salibello seating all add to a cohesive blend of a contemporary living style that is dynamically modern. Photography: Peter Rymwid

Leicht Küchen: http://www.leicht.de/en/references/abroad/project-diepoldsau-switzerland/ Novaron: http://www.novaron.ch/

Mieke Zuiderweg

Vaulted reclaimed wood ceilings and a wall of window give this living room an airy feel.

Design: Kris Gorton Design Builder: Miller Development Group Photography: White Light Photography

Photo Credit: Eric Roth

Jim Darling

Maxine Schnitzer Photography

The upper level is light and elegant with a 16-foot-long sofa that curves gracefully on thin walnut legs, and a handcrafted walnut lamp that curves to match the sofa. Photo by Lincoln Barbour.

Textile shooting for shanel mor

Henrik Schipper

Photo by Eric Piasecki

Project photographer-Therese Hyde This photo features the family room with to large sliding glass walls opening the house up to the small back yard.