Is the dining room rug large enough? I see the legs of the chairs at the end off the rug, it seems like that could be a problem to those that sit there. Reply
What color did you do the walls and ceiling in. What paint finish did you do the ceiling in. i.e. eggshell, satin, matt? Thx Reply
It turned out beautiful, the ceiling brings so much more interest to the room. Great job! Is there a rule when to place captain’s chairs completely on the rug and when it’s ok not to?xx Reply
Beautiful! May I kindly ask where the leather woven bench is from in the family room? In front of the fireplace? I’ve been looking for something exactly like it! Thank you. Reply
Taking inspiration from this room, I have a design question. My living room space is a similar set up with the floating tv grounded by a wood tv stand with assymetrical wall space on both sides. Can I add a book similar book shelf next to the TV stand with the same wood color ? Will it be over powering. Reply
Sandy FyeLove the room. Clean and fresh. I have been trying to find the white pillow with the random dash marks either navy or black(can’t tell).Do you still carry that pillow? If so where do I find it. Thanks Reply
Sandy, the white pillow with the nice dash lines (or so it seems like it) uses a fabric from Clay Mclaurin. Check their website and confirm, but I think it’s definitely from their textile collection. Reply
Amazing transformation. Took me a minute to appreciate the asymmetrical fireplace wall as at first glance it made me a bit uncomfortable that both sides didn’t match, but it actually looks lovely. Don’t think this direction is for everyone, though. The clients must love the idea if they agreed to it, so good for them ? Reply
Beautiful! Re: the dining room rug, I think if it were any longer, it would look out of proportion in the space. I think the length is perfect, and with a lightweight wicker chair, as you’ve used, over that style and texture fabric, there would be no odd feeling of imbalance or issue with pushing/pulling the chairs in and out. Reply
One of my favorite room remodel! Mostly because I love the California style…being from California myself 🙂 And I LOVE the leather bench! A quick design questions, how do you know how to mix and match furniture without looking random? -Dannihttp://www.theactivehabitat.com/ Reply
First off, great room! Second, the framed textile above the small white dresser- where is that from? Is it the Mali pattern on McGee and Co? Reply
Really great looks! Can I just transport it all to my Santa Cruz remodel? Two questions: 1) If you hadn’t used Chantilly lace, what would have been your second white paint pick in BM? 2) Rounded baseboards. In the second to last photo the baseboards are beautifully finished and rounded, not squared off. What do you call that style? Can I do it on my own? I have two squarish columns that I am refinishing with bull-nose corners and want to carry that curve through to the baseboards as you have. Reply
The Geoffrey Chandelier looks so dark in these images! Did you paint it dark or is that just the way the photos make it look? Love it! Reply
Oh sorry, we linked it as "similar"! It’s not the exact same, the one we used is a designer trade item 🙂 Reply
Hi! Love how this space turned out. It’s beautiful. I would love information on the flooring used if you’re willing to share. Reply
I love the Moonlight abstract art! Can you share the source of that piece since you carry it anymore? Thanks! Reply
Love this room! Can I ask where the shades and curtains are from..and what the pleat is?? Thank you! Reply
Stunning work on this space!! Did you plan for one drapery panel between each french door or two panels between each door? Reply