Still Love It: Our Summit Creek Project
All Photography: Rebekah Westover, Builder: Split Rock Custom Homes, Architect: Mcquay Architects There are some projects you look back on
All Photography: Rebekah Westover, Builder: Split Rock Custom Homes, Architect: Mcquay Architects There are some projects you look back on
One of our favorite design combinations right now is the mix of warm light oak cabinetry with a rich, dark island. It’s a look that feels both timeless and fresh, creating beautiful contrast while maintaining the warmth that makes a home feel inviting. In our Sunset Shores Project, we used rift-sawn oak cabinetry paired with a black glazed island and matching open shelving to create a kitchen that feels elevated, layered, and full of character.
The best part of fall decorating is the chance to bring warmth and coziness into your home. If you light to keep your home fresh and neutral, layer textures, earthy hues, and natural elements that elevate your spaces without overwhelming them.
Halloween decorating should be fun, but that doesn’t mean you have to completely change the look and feel of your home for the season. We love Halloween décor that feels festive and playful while still working with the colors, textures, and pieces you already have.
Recreate this rich layered living space! For this home we chose an eclectic selection of furniture in different materials, textures, and wood tones. The result is a space that feels both inviting, livable, and lux.
The bed is the focal point of the bedroom, setting the tone for the entire space. A beautifully designed bed instantly elevates the room, creating a sense of comfort, style, and retreat. Whether you’re refreshing your primary suite or updating a guest room, investing in a statement bed can make your space feel thoughtfully curated and more lux.