Working with a long time resident, creating a unified look out of the varied styles found in the space while increasing the size of the home was the goal of this project. Both of the home’s bathrooms were renovated to further the contemporary style of the space, adding elements of color as well as modern bathroom fixtures. Further additions to the master bathroom include a frameless glass door enclosure, green wall tiles, and a stone bar countertop with wall-mounted faucets. The guest bathroom uses a more minimalistic design style, employing a white color scheme, free standing sink and a modern enclosed glass shower. The kitchen maintains a traditional style with custom white kitchen cabinets, a Carrera marble countertop, banquet seats and a table with blue accent walls that add a splash of color to the space.

Living Room

Lapis Design Partners

View of living room towards front deck. Venetian plaster fireplace on left includes TV recess and artwork alcove. Photographer: Clark Dugger

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Milwaukee Renaissance Condo

Collaborative Design

Inlaid wood floors and 15th century stained glass panels create a grand setting in the billiards room. Beyond the windows is one of the two enclosed terraces in the condo.

Jay Graham

Project for hilit karsh , architect

Jeffrey Johnson

Jim Courtney CTS, IIDA Affiliate

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Private Residence - San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Matt Varnado - Varnado Photography

Family Rooms

Jan Gleysteen Architects, Inc

Photography by Richard Mandelkorn

Olympic Towers

The Turett Collaborative

The overarching architectural gesture in this dramatic space is the focus on the view and the windows, which primarily face south and overlook St.Patrick's Cathedral. Polished white quartz floors, complemented by high-gloss ceilings, walls and lacquered columns keep the focus on the incredible views. Turett's plan pushes all of the services and private program to the interior, towards the building core, leaving living space at the perimeter and window walls. A total of eleven televisions, of which nine reside in rectangular columns along the windows, discreetly emerge and disappear via remote control. The wall between the main entertaining space and the master is made of sliding translucent glass engineered to retract to allow maximum visibility and continuity. The result is a 3,400 sf space with endless possibilities.