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  • Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠⁠The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠⁠Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
  • Forget the man cave, this is a hall of fame.⁠⁠The #ProjectAbingdon basement is this family's place to relax and enjoy the game. From the signed bat and glove mounted like art to the six championship front pages framed down the hall, every detail pulls it all together. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you can't help but appreciate this room.
  • A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished.See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
  • Most kitchens pick one bold element and stop there. #ProjectCasaBesito went all the way.Mixing walnut cabinetry with a deep green paint, we let the stone do the talking, carrying two intricate, show-stopping pieces through the backsplash and an elevated island, anchoring the whole space.See how we play with color, texture, and material through the whole house on our website.
  • Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
  • The kind of room you don’t want to leave. A gilded headboard at your back, a daybed waiting at the foot for coffee and five more minutes. Dreaming of a bedroom like this? Let’s chat about your project.
Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠⁠The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠⁠Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠⁠The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠⁠Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠⁠The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠⁠Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠⁠The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠⁠Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠⁠The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠⁠Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
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Every detail in this kitchen is doing something different... wood tones, brass finishes, two different stones, layered textures. Nothing matches on purpose. And somehow, it all just works.⁠ ⁠ The Monarch hood is the staple of the space, an unmistakable focal point. The island wears its own stone, lighter and veined, standing apart from the moodier stone grounding the perimeter counters. Contrast, on purpose. That same perimeter stone then climbs the wall, forming the perfect little shelf where the backsplash takes over.⁠ ⁠ Functional. Beautiful. Impossible to separate one from the other.
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Forget the man cave, this is a hall of fame.⁠⁠The #ProjectAbingdon basement is this family's place to relax and enjoy the game. From the signed bat and glove mounted like art to the six championship front pages framed down the hall, every detail pulls it all together. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you can't help but appreciate this room.
Forget the man cave, this is a hall of fame.⁠⁠The #ProjectAbingdon basement is this family's place to relax and enjoy the game. From the signed bat and glove mounted like art to the six championship front pages framed down the hall, every detail pulls it all together. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you can't help but appreciate this room.
Forget the man cave, this is a hall of fame.⁠⁠The #ProjectAbingdon basement is this family's place to relax and enjoy the game. From the signed bat and glove mounted like art to the six championship front pages framed down the hall, every detail pulls it all together. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you can't help but appreciate this room.
Forget the man cave, this is a hall of fame.⁠⁠The #ProjectAbingdon basement is this family's place to relax and enjoy the game. From the signed bat and glove mounted like art to the six championship front pages framed down the hall, every detail pulls it all together. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you can't help but appreciate this room.
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Forget the man cave, this is a hall of fame.⁠ ⁠ The #ProjectAbingdon basement is this family's place to relax and enjoy the game. From the signed bat and glove mounted like art to the six championship front pages framed down the hall, every detail pulls it all together. Even if you're not a baseball fan, you can't help but appreciate this room.
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A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished.See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished.See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished.See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished.See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished.See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
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A room comes together in the details. Pattern on pattern, layered with pieces collected over time, is what gives a space its personality. It’s the small choices, made with intention, that make a room feel finished. See how we continue layering texture and pattern throughout #ProjectParkviewProper to create a thoughtful and curated home.
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Most kitchens pick one bold element and stop there. #ProjectCasaBesito went all the way.Mixing walnut cabinetry with a deep green paint, we let the stone do the talking, carrying two intricate, show-stopping pieces through the backsplash and an elevated island, anchoring the whole space.See how we play with color, texture, and material through the whole house on our website.
Most kitchens pick one bold element and stop there. #ProjectCasaBesito went all the way.Mixing walnut cabinetry with a deep green paint, we let the stone do the talking, carrying two intricate, show-stopping pieces through the backsplash and an elevated island, anchoring the whole space.See how we play with color, texture, and material through the whole house on our website.
Most kitchens pick one bold element and stop there. #ProjectCasaBesito went all the way.Mixing walnut cabinetry with a deep green paint, we let the stone do the talking, carrying two intricate, show-stopping pieces through the backsplash and an elevated island, anchoring the whole space.See how we play with color, texture, and material through the whole house on our website.
Most kitchens pick one bold element and stop there. #ProjectCasaBesito went all the way.Mixing walnut cabinetry with a deep green paint, we let the stone do the talking, carrying two intricate, show-stopping pieces through the backsplash and an elevated island, anchoring the whole space.See how we play with color, texture, and material through the whole house on our website.
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Most kitchens pick one bold element and stop there. #ProjectCasaBesito went all the way. Mixing walnut cabinetry with a deep green paint, we let the stone do the talking, carrying two intricate, show-stopping pieces through the backsplash and an elevated island, anchoring the whole space. See how we play with color, texture, and material through the whole house on our website.
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Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
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Without looking twice, you’d never know that behind this door lives a gilded, sapphire speakeasy that steals the show and transports you to your own after-hours escape. The @staltimber door holds the illusion until you push through.
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The kind of room you don’t want to leave. A gilded headboard at your back, a daybed waiting at the foot for coffee and five more minutes. Dreaming of a bedroom like this? Let’s chat about your project.
@heidi.arwine.interiors
@heidi.arwine.interiors
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The kind of room you don’t want to leave. A gilded headboard at your back, a daybed waiting at the foot for coffee and five more minutes. Dreaming of a bedroom like this? Let’s chat about your project.
2 weeks ago
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