Photo by: Charlie Daniels A painstakingly veneered custom headboard features a floating desk drawer and a vintage 1930's office chair that melds Hollywood Glamour with Industrial Chic.

Atlanta mid-century modern home designed by Dencity LLC and built by Cablik Enterprises. Photo by AWH Photo & Design.

Bathroom Photographer: Ben Gebo

Photos by Michael J. Lee Photography

Reprinted from Coastal Modern by Tim Clarke. Copyright © 2012. Photos © 2012 by Noah Webb

This living room was inspired by our clients love of Tuscany. Reclaimed DesignWorks provided the reclaimed beams and reclaimed wide plank antique oak flooring. The beams were all reclaimed from the same old warehouse in the southeast. The beams are finished with wax instead of stain and then buffed. The antique oak floor is sealed and finished with a flat antique polyurethane.

Kitchen designed by Peter Cardamone for designer Keith Johnson, Man shops World.

Photography by David Phelps Photography. Hidden behind gates stands this 1935 Mediterranean home in the Hollywood Hills West. The multi-purpose grounds feature an outdoor loggia for entertaining, spa, pool and private terraced gardens with hillside city views. Completely modernized and renovated with special attention to architectural integrity. Carefully selected antiques and custom furnishings set the stage for tasteful casual California living. Interior Designer Tommy Chambers Architect Kevin Oreck Landscape Designer Laurie Lewis Contractor Jeff Vance of IDGroup

Christopher Peacock style kitchen: Dura Supreme inset cabinetry, custom wainscot, vaulted ceilings, oak floors

Kitchen and bar area at lake home

Copyrights: WA design

Lucas Finlay Photography

"Big" boy bedroom.

This photo showcases Kim Parker's signature style of interior design, and is featured in the critically acclaimed design book/memoir Kim Parker Home: A Life in Design, published in 2008 by Harry N. Abrams. Kim Parker Home received rave reviews and endorsements from The Times of London, Living etc., Image Interiors, Vanity Fair, EcoSalon, Page Six and The U.K. Press Association. Photo credit: Albert Vecerka

The project started with 2 antique spears the client had bought a number of years ago. I decided to mount these on a 2-inch thick piece of exotic wood using also copper and bronze. This sits off the wall slightly allowing me to use lighting behind it. I pulled the base of the wall out and topped this with etched glass with light set inside. This gives soft light behind the Italian sleigh bed. The ceilings and windows are 14 feet high and concrete floors, so it was important to still have a masculine feel but keeping the softness of a Master Bedroom.

Photography by Tria Giovan