Building a French Country Cottage
The decorating process often begins with looking at something with fresh eyes or finding the beauty in something that is frequently overlooked. This is exactly how the story of Courtney…
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A Home Office That’s Chic, Colorful and Strategic
Working from home has many advantages, the most significant being saving on travel expenses and eliminating the stressful commute. However, having a functional and well thought-out home office is essential…
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A Dreamy Craftsman Cottage Kitchen
Craftsman design instantly brings to mind visions of Victorian spaces and echoes of Frank Lloyd Wright. Since its rise to popularity in the early 20th century, the design approach is…
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State St. Bungalow: How to Build a New Fireplace
Even though this bungalow was built in 1920 it did not have a fireplace in the main living space. My client really wanted to have a one that her family…
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Tile Trends: The Right Style for Your Remodel
With a history dating back to the second century, tile has long been used to add art to structures around the world. Today we continue to use it in our…
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State St. Bungalow: How to Make a Tiny Guest Bedroom Feel Bigger
The lure of tiny living is a popular topic these days. But truth be told, tiny living only works when you’ve got a smart design on your side. The State…
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7 Clutter Free Cottages
If you’re in the mood to pare down and simplify your décor, we can help you get started. In the spirit of clutter free living and wiping the décor slate…
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State St. Bungalow: Bathroom Before and After
The State Street Statement! I’m excited to walk you through the main-level bathroom before and after where we completely opened up the walls and added a washer/dryer closet along with…
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Tour a Merry Midcentury Modern Craftsman
For Matt Gourley and Amanda Lund, two Southern California actors, writers and podcasters, their 1947 San Rafael Hills home, which Amanda describes as a Midcentury Modern Craftsman hybrid, is an extension…
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