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.
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...
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...
