Photography Peter Rymwid

John Hainline

As this home was the second we designed for this young couple, we were able to reuse the previously custom designed fireplace from their first home. The partial glass wall gives the space a more intimate feel even though it's open to the main area of the house. Photo by Emily Minton Redfield

Photography by Michael Mccreary

Amy Harley Real Estate Photography

Barbara Brown Photography

Quorum International Salento 6 Light Chandelier in Persian White On the Southeastern-most border of Italy lies Salento, a peninsula flanked by the Ionian and Adriatic seas. Steeped in thousands-year-old history, influences of baroque and rococo architecture dot the landscape. The Salento family celebrates the richness of this region with a design that recalls antiquity. Delicate, imperfectly curved arms appear to bear the weight of candlestick-styled lights, and a leaf motif and imperfect asymmetry pay homage to the rococo influence.

Gordon Gregory

Hallways are a wonderful place for display. Built-in and lighted wall niches spotlight these sculptures

This darling beach cottage in Pacific Grove's old Chautauqua retreat area was in need of some tender loving care. The homeowners chose a green/grey distressed cabinet finish and warm wood floors juxtaposed by light grey walls, polished poured concrete counters and Spanish wall tiles. New skylights bring in lighten everything up. Cabinetry in Ultracraft's Stickley door in their Vintage Truffle distressed finish. Photography by Dave Clark with Monterey Virtual Tours. Construction by Martin Slanina-Monterey Bay Construction

JACOB HAND PHOTOGRAPHY

Mikhail Glabets Photography