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Main floor hallway looking into the living room.

The rug, vase and ginkgo art are previous purchases.

Living Room

We centered the sofa in front of the fireplace and layed a new cowhide rug over a sisal rug they had in storage.  The sofa and chairs are purchases from the last house.  New pillows add color and texture.

Pillows add color and texture.

New vases and ginkgo branches add interest over the fireplace.

Fireplace.

Next to the conversation area in the living room is the perfect reading area.

Reading area.

They already owned the side table and oversized chair and ottoman.  We added a textured orange pillow and this wonderful bookshelf.

Kitchen/Dining Table.

My clients sanded their beautiful outdoor table and bench and we used them as the dining table.  New leather chairs add more seating.

Tabletop.

New cork place mats, a banana leaf tray, textured balls and a seasonal leafy garland add interest.

Guest Bedroom/TV Room.

We bought a new coverlet, shams and decorative pillows to dress up the guest bed which also doubles as a comfortable place to watch TV.

TV stand.

A  nice picture arrangement above the TV.

Powder Room.

Favorite black and white prints and a splash of colorful flowers dress up the powder room.

Halfway up the stairs was the perfect spot for a much loved rug, a comfortable ottoman and some family photos.

Master Bedroom.

A new canvas print of a favorite piece of art ties in with a pretty bowl and vases.

Master Bath.

A much loved print finds a new home in the master bath.

Orchid in the Master Bath.

A new orchid looks pretty and spa like in the master bath.

Monkey Bathmat in the Childrens' Bathroom.

This monkey bathmat that they already owned was the inspiration for the monkey themed bathroom.

Monkey Wall Decal.

A family friend found this cute monkey decal.

This was especially fun because with the exception of a few accessories, we started from scratch.  Here we have the entry with a clean lined cherry console, a nice thick rug and a mix of textures and neutrals set the stage for the rest of the home.

Dining Room

The entry opens to the kitchen and dining room where we continued our use of clean lines, neutrals and a mix of textures for interest.

Dining Room & Living Room

The kitchen, dining room and living room are connected and needed to flow together.  A Chilewich runner adds some modern texture.  Planters with jade plants bring some nature into the room.

Living Room

Travertine top tables and comfortable seating.

Living room

A pair of tall floor mirrors reflect the view.  My client found this wonderful art in a Seattle restaurant and bought it on the spot.

Office

The home office has a view (makes work so much nicer!)  A Stendig wall calendar lets you know the date at a glance.  We chose a classic rug in beautiful browns and other neutrals.  The chairs are comfortable and light enough to carry to the living room for extra seating.

Home Theater

The home theater room is off the kitchen.  My client had a media wall installed with beverage coolers and a projection screen.  We added a deep, comfortable sofa and comfortable leather chairs with low backs that can be easily turned around if needed.  The reclaimed wood coffee table adds texture as do the shag rug and ash wall art.

Home Theater

The screen door opens onto a deck.  He had blackout shades installed for summer time movie viewing.

Master Bedroom

Light furniture, a big leather chair and metal wall art play off the beautiful fireplace in the master bedroom.