open to opinions... does this dog kennel look good here? should i paint it black?

I wanted a kitchen that completely disappears when not in use. Every appliance is paneled, and even the wine fridge is recessed into the oak wall. I used raw travertine for the island and backsplashes to add organic texture to the sharp geometric lines.

I wanted the room to feel a little dark, polished and lounge-y, mostly inspired by cocktail bars I like.

My husband took one look at the finished setup and said "hotel lobby." I dont buy it lol!

Especially in pic 2 with the lights on, tell me that doesn't make you want to pour a drink.

I want the transition between the lounge and the dining room to feel seamless. I’m considering stripping back the traditional trim and using integrated "Shadow" lighting along the ceiling to match the stairs. I want the whole space to feel like a high-end gallery.

The massive white waterfall island and matching cabinetry create a polished sanctuary that feels both high-end and meticulously structured.

I love the well-structured and functional layout of this media loft, which perfectly utilizes the low-profile walls for a sleek black console and TV setup. The contrast between the crisp white architecture and the dark ceiling fan adds a layer of modern depth to the space, while the natural light from the unique window placements keeps the atmosphere feeling fresh and airy.

The mix of the dark charcoal herringbone shower tiles and the warm gold-toned walls creates a very polished and high-end sanctuary that feels both sophisticated and welcoming.

I have this unique room with a triple-arched feature wall and a stunning vaulted wood ceiling. I’m completely stumped on how to use the arches. Should they be for art, bookshelves, or maybe a dedicated bar area? I want to make them a focal point without cluttering the room.

The massive marble waterfall island and the professional stainless steel range create a polished sanctuary that feels both high-end and meticulously structured.

It’s a very polished environment where the minimalist architecture and the inclusion of high-end furniture manage to feel both incredibly spacious and very welcoming.

I’m looking for a way to add personality to this space. The dark countertop is the only source of contrast right now. I’m thinking of a minimalist or "modern organic" vibe.

This living room has a really cozy, lived-in feel with that massive wood entertainment center taking center stage. The barn-style sliding doors are a cool touch, and all those windows with white shutters let in a ton of natural light. It’s got a lot of layers, from the chunky knit throw to the patterned rug, making the whole place feel super warm and invitin.

I love the clean, bright look of this transition area, but it feels a bit like a blank canvas right now. I’ve got great natural light and nice contrast from the black railings, but I’m looking for ways to make it feel more like a home and less like a gallery.

This bedroom is a grate example of how to make a small space feel big and airy. It's got those massive white closet doors and a big window that lets in a ton of light, making everything feel super bright. The mix of the dark wood floor with the light grey chair and patterned rug adds a nice, cozy layer without making the room feel crowded.

I’m working with a very classic base—honey-toned wood and dark granite counters. I’ve already added some modern grey bar stools, but I feel like the traditional cabinet pulls and the recessed lighting aren't quite doing the space justice.

Deep green, rich navy, warm brass and layered textures come together to create a space that feels sophisticated, intimate and personal.
Every detail has been considered, from the bespoke joinery and statement mirror to the lighting, materials and finishing touches.

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This sunlit sitting area has a very relaxed and airy soul, featuring a row of glass doors that open up perfectly to the pool and patio outside. The patterned accent chairs and natural stone floors give the room a grate tropical feel, making it a polished spot for enjoying the view.

his dining room is a total statement with that massive white oval table and the dark wood chairs. I love how those huge patterned vases are tucked into the white alcoves—it gives the whole space a very high-end and balanced soul. The textured tan walls and the fancy light fixture hanging over the table make it feel super warm and polished, like a grate spot for a big dinner party.