The sitting room has clean and simple lines, and in combination with these warm tones, creates a feeling of serenity.

We used textured papers to delineate spaces. Many times we papered a single wall continuing to create contrast with texture and tone. Red grasscloth was used on the entry wall and a taupe grasscloth was used on the staircase wall.

We found a great fossil stone with embedded shells, for the fireplace, that had all the right colors.

In the kitchen, we wanted to tie in the pink tones through copper metallic light fixtures and hardware, as well as a rose quartz counter top. For the island we chose a rich coffee brown for contrast. The space flows seamlessly and now has a much lighter feel. 

Kitchen counter stones and fossil stone for fireplace surround tied in perfectly with the color scheme of the house.

We used lots of glass and mirror to create a feeling of space. The mirror-backed cabinets and extensive lighting create a feeling of openness and sparkle.

The challenge here was a compact space and the need for a lot of function. We used mirrors and different types of glass to create a lighter feel and the illusion of a larger space. The laundry chute in this powder room is a wonderful convenience.

We did the Master Bedroom in aqua tones to continue the light and airy feeling.

The girls' rooms were a lot of fun. The challenge was the size, so everything was built-in. Wall mounted light fixtures and clean lined bedding all helped to create an appearance of space.

Oversized hardware on the built-ins create a "bigger" feeling.

At the last minute we took advantage of the downstairs and added a home theater and gym, using all the colors in the palette for the house.