Tamara Alvarez

Lars Neugebauer

Stephen Saint-Onge | Designer and Photographer

Rubinic Photography

Photos by Vic Moss, Moss Photography.

A desk and built-in shelves were carved out of what was a previously non-accessible end of a closet. Photography by Andrew Hyslop. Architecture and Construction by Rock Paper Hammer.

Warm welcoming exterior on a beautiful wooded lot Amy Braswell

Michele Scotto Trani of Sequined Asphault Studio Photography for client ALL Design

Identity Design LLC

Bedroom is painted with pastels. A ceiling fan hangs above.

Nest Designs created the floor-plan for this master bathroom, designed the floating vanities and selected all the finish materials for this space. The passage between the two vanities leads to the toilet on the left (behind the closed door) and the master shower on the right (not pictured). Just beyond those walls is the entrance to the master closet. The wall mounted, custom designed vanities allowed us to use LED tape on the bottom of the cabinets. The homeowner can leave the LED lights on in the evening for use as a night light to guide the way through the bathroom. My client asked for lighted mirrors and I sourced out the Electric Mirrors for this project. I think these mirrors are the perfect size and look for the space. 12x24 Zera tile was used on the floor. We used TECH cable lighting overhead, quartz counter-tops, top mounted sinks, Brizo faucets and brushed nickel drawer pulls. This bathroom has great flow from one area into another. Photo by Bealer Photographic Arts.

Photos: Anthony Dimaano

Lori Hamilton

A new double casement window replaced the old smaller window to allow more light into the space. The window is a true simulated divided light window to keep the look and feel of the original style of the house. It was custom made to replicate the existing six over six double hung windows. The window casing is angled to add an architectural detail and allow for more light. In front of it is the farmhouse sink with school house pendent light. Eric Luciano Photographer

Small master bathroom in light and airy marble makes the space feel larger than it is.

Trevor Henley