Designer Ethan Charles brings fresh California style to this 1960’s family home that he lovingly refers to as “The Little Encino House That Could.” Starting with a kitchen transformation to lighten, brighten, and open up the main living space, Ethan reveals how a mixture of natural textures, family-friendly fabrics, and a soft color palette can create a warm, coastal vibe that is both elevated and inviting.
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California Modern Refresh
Designer Lucie Ayres shares her secret for adding warmth to a stark, modern California home. The dramatic roofline, a showstopping 12-foot metal door, stone floors and black cabinetry throughout make this home the epitome of modern architecture. Lucie’s solution? To counterbalance hard design ele...
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Designer's Dwelling: Family-Friendly ...
Ever wonder what an interior designer’s own dwelling looks like? Join Julie Couch as she gives you a personal tour of her timeless Brentwood, Tennessee home and proves that you don’t have to sacrifice style for family-friendly functionality. Clean and understated, this home feels a little bit Fre...
