Hand painted powder room

The week leading up to Halloween always tends to be dreary, which makes us want to cozy up with a cup of tea in front of a fireplace. Since we don’t have fireplaces in our kitchens, we’ll just have to do the next best thing: imagine ourselves hanging out in one of these warm and inviting spaces. Wood-Burning Stove – Bruce Hemming Photography: Our favorite part about this kitchen (in addition to the fireplace with the stove) is the copper pot display hanging above it.

✨ All that glitters ✨ is probably an EK Home bathroom...😍 Designed by EK Home for an estate in the Country Club of Jackson

HANDELSMANN + KHAW | The powder room of our Woollahra Harbour View House Photography ~ @felix_forest | Instagram

A Coastal Mediterranean Retreat ✨ This luxurious coastal Mediterranean bathroom is the perfect blend of elegance and tranquility. With limewash walls, a custom natural stone vanity. Every detail was designed for timeless beauty. The walk-in shower and freestanding bathtub create a spa-like escape, while dark gold hardware adds the perfect touch of sophistication. A space that feels like a Mediterranean getaway—right at home. 🌿✨ Would you love a bathroom like this? Let’s bring your vision…

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Some detail shots of the powder bath in our Hancock Park project. Custom espresso noir marble sink, Compas lotus faucet, vintage Swedish mirror, my favorite Josef Hoffman ceiling light by Woka lighting and a hand painted mural by James Mobley.

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Some detail shots of the powder bath in our Hancock Park project. Custom espresso noir marble sink, Compas lotus faucet, vintage Swedish mirror, my favorite Josef Hoffman ceiling light by Woka lighting and a hand painted mural by James Mobley.

Reflect bold patterns and dramatic visuals 🪞 Ballard Designs Home Decor

For this large and complex house, the clients wanted to use native materials of Texas, but otherwise left the design firmly in the hands of Michael G. Imber Architects. From this directive, the firm first considered the unique architecture developed in the Texas Hill Country during the Great Depression. The design was further refined through the study of country houses and the English Arts and Crafts movement of the late nineteenth century, especially the work of architects Phillip Webb, M…

We incorporated tons of color into our Locke Ave. project, including this punchy powder bath! The bright and fun wallpaper pairs perfectly with the traditional, clean elements to create a space that feels inviting and refreshing.