Neutrals, woods, and a few black accents throughout is the theme that stands out to us the most. And we love the idea of having spaces feel open to the outdoors
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Bright airy kitchen, with white oak, and a few accent neutral tones.
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Would love to work textures into the space. This interior wall looked really cool.
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If we go down the path of opening up the existing structure, and using it as a great room, the white oak floors, beams as visual interest at the top, and floor to ceiling glass combination is an avenue we’d like to explore
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While a tad dark on some of the finishes, we like the idea of adding lots of texture through the space, with options to bring in lots of natural light
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Big fans of the minimalist, clean look
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Love the idea of the public area being flanked by natural light from both sides. Especially love the wood texture ceiling
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Another great example of the interplay between natural tones and open glass walls
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While this one feels a bit heavy, we like the idea of a wine wall/display somewhere near the dining area
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Feels minimal, yet cozy
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This is far larger than an area we can create, but the lighting to create warmth and coziness stood out. Also, lots of textures + neutrals here that were of interest
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Wood ceiling + glass combination caught our eye
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Feels a little too white/light, but using cement as a feature/texture stood out.
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The extra long kitchen counter that overlooks a large seating area, all contained within a vaulted structure with lots of natural light. This is our killer combination.
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Love this for the bedroom. Wood accent ceiling, lots of light. Otherwise pretty minimal.
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Really like these kinds of doors. Feels very light, airy.
Neutrals, woods, and a few black accents throughout is the theme that stands out to us the most. And we love the idea of having spaces feel open to the outdoors
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