As seasoned interior designers, we've mastered the art of upcycling. This elegant wooden shelf began as an unused pine table. We cut down the tabletop to form a low rustic ledge and reshaped the remaining boards and legs into doors for the adjacent media cabinet. Repurposing furniture that's typically discarded is eco-friendly, budget-savvy, and infuses unique character into any room.
Why center a dining table? Positioning it against the wall, balanced by wine racks, creates visual harmony.
Struggling with an awkward room? Simple rearrangement works wonders. In one project, an oversized centered table cramped the upstairs dining area and blocked flow. Sliding it wall-side opened up space, improved seating, and enhanced traffic flow, making the room feel expansive and stylish.
Portable screens are a designer's go-to for defining spaces indoors or out.
Divide and conquer with ease. These versatile pieces create temporary walls or hide unsightly views. Here, bamboo mats attached to a frame provide a vibrant backdrop for an outdoor oasis.
Strategic dividers turn vast rooms into functional zones.
This example uses thick vertical supports to split an oversized area into cozy living and dining rooms. A built-in country-style buffet in a wall niche offers shared storage, unified by warm brown paint on walls and ceiling, plus continuous slate tile flooring.
This custom buffet delivers chic storage and serving space.
Proof that storage can be stunning: sleek glass tile, floating shelves, and a modern concrete countertop. Lower cabinets hide glassware and supplies, while recessed top lights spotlight contents, turning it into a sophisticated room focal point.
