1 / 10
What's better than a beverage center in your kitchen? No more bumping into people while making tea! :-)
2 / 10
A Mammoth island in a lovely Colonial kitchen we did in New England
3 / 10
Meeps (the cat) thoroughly enjoys her new kitchen...
4 / 10
A Wolf range rounds out the fabulousness in this honey of a kitchen we did in this 1930s New England Colonial.
5 / 10
A beautiful Colonial kitchen we did in Winchester, MA with wrought iron lanterns, brass sconces, and a copper hood and sink.
6 / 10
A useful, but handsome mud room is the perfect solution for 2 golden retrievers. And the humans love having a place to drop your keys, coat, and goodies.
7 / 10
This is a powder room in the "Wealth area" of the home. So we really swung out with Strawberry Thief wallpaper, brass sconces, and the homeowner's grandmother's etched mirror.
8 / 10
A gorgeous navy blue built-in defines the space, and provides room for the owner's antique clock collection.
9 / 10
This cozy, colorful Family Room connects to the kitchen, but the bookcases define the 2 spaces
10 / 10
This Family Room is a symphony of color, warmth and coziness, with a nay blue built-in, oatmeal colored sofa, and hot pink wing chairs.
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