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Mr and Mrs Smyth Family Home

We were so thrilled to be invited back to the Smyths home to design the interior of their family home.

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Their kitchen, living room, dining room, office, foyer and stairs were the primary focus for this remodel.


We carried our design from their exterior to their interior. Small updates went a long way with fresh paint, wallpaper, updated lighting, hardware and furniture.


The modern colors paired with cozy patterns strikes a balance of feeling at home while adding sophistication. Cabinetry painting, lighting and hardware brought new life to this kitchen. A freshly painted staircase in a deep tricorn black adds a level of sophistication paired with a matte black statement wall in their dining room. A mix of black and gold in their lighting and hardware gives a modern update. Patterns, art work and family portraits keeps the space feeling cozy. Their home office was painted in a moody deep blue paired with a plaid wallpaper and mid century modern furniture. A play on their Scottish heritage is evident through their custom art work, plaid details and framed prints.


We truly loved being invited back to this families home and are so thrilled to watch this family enjoy it!


Lanai & Pool Design


John and Sharon Smyth are great colleagues and friends of ours. We were very flattered they thought of us to design their lanai and assist on their pool design.


A modern neutral palette set the tone for a modern outdoor space rich in textures and woven accents.


From there, we mapped out their living spaces, kitchen and bar.


They love to entertain and host guests from their homeland of Scotland.


A modern oasis that a bit Tulum Mexico inspired by their travels felt appropriate. This couple has a daughter in college and the goal was to also make this outdoor area “cool enough” for her to want to stay and bring her friends. Steel grey leathered granite countertops provide the right amount of practical texture to the space. The vertical paneling on the cabinets take the edge off a modern feel by adding some character and detail. The numbers 1872 were added to their bar area honoring Johns father; remembering the year his Dads Soccer team was established. A projector was mounted for outdoor movie nights to be screened literally from their pool. The outdoor space is meant to be an full experience and respite for this family to share with loved ones.





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