
Kitchens
A kitchen that welcomes
An island and open shelves bring work space and gathering space together.
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Kitchens
An island and open shelves bring work space and gathering space together.

Bathrooms
A white vanity and glass shower keep the materials and small details in view.

Living spaces
A generous sectional sits beneath exposed beams in an open living area.

Entries & stairs
An open landing and pendant lights make the stair part of the room.

Bathrooms
Dark tile and a light vanity create a clear contrast around the bath.

Living spaces
Dark paneling, soft upholstery and daylight give this room a place to pause.

Entries & stairs
Follow the connection from the entry to the rooms above.

Entries & stairs
An arched window and iron railing turn a connection between floors into a focal point.

Living spaces
A curved stair sits beside the living area, connecting movement and gathering.

Kitchens
A broad island, gray cabinetry and three pendant lights give this kitchen a clear center.
Photo: Lotus Design N Print

Kitchens
Blue-gray cabinets and a pale waterfall counter bring color into a kitchen with a simple layout.
Photo: Lotus Design N Print

Kitchens
Pale counters, full-height cabinetry and stainless appliances keep the working surfaces in view.
Photo: Alex Qian

Bathrooms
A freestanding tub and a bowl basin sit beside a tall window in this bright white bathroom.
Photo: Steven Ungermann

Bathrooms
Veined walls and counters continue around a double vanity, with a wide mirror opening the view.
Photo: Max Vakhtbovych

Living spaces
A veined fireplace surround, dark shelving and a coffered ceiling frame a pale seating area.
Photo: Lotus Design N Print

Entries & stairs
White curves follow wood steps beneath a broad skylight, making the stair a feature of the room.
Photo: Marcela Miranda
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