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Sherwin Williams

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Modern Ranch Reveal

We’ve been teasing photos of this home for more than a year and now it’s finally time to share this project in its entirety! It’s always fun to reveal a whole house because you get to see the end result as it’s always been imagined and intended by our team.  This particular project originated when our longtime clients came to us with the idea to build a weekend home. Already owners of vacation homes in…
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Keeping Rooms

We know that everybody likes to gather in the kitchen.  But did you know there’s another place in the home that guests will naturally gravitate towards? Depending on where you live, it’s called a keeping room, den or hearth room. A keeping room, as the name implies, “keeps” guests out of the kitchen and out of the cooks way.  It’s truly the best set up for entertaining if your floor plan will allow. On our…
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Wood Hollow Project Reveal

I’ve shared a few photos of our Wood Hollow project on Instagram but am really excited to share it in more detail here today. This was a new construction build in south Tulsa and these client’s wanted a transitional design throughout.  The end result was a classic home that feels refined yet casual.  Scroll on for a tour… Builder: LaBella Homes Photography: Michael Hunter One of my favorite features in this kitchen is the gorgeous…
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6 Ways to Update a Mediterranean or Tuscan Style Home

Back in the early 2000s, Mediterranean homes were being built by the minute.  Scrolled ironwork, yellow, red or bronze walls, and dark-stained cabinets and floors were at the top of the request list.  Fast forward 10-20 years later, and the styles have changed but many of the homes built back then have not.  We’ve helped many clients, living in this Old World era, lighten and brighten their spaces without a total renovation.  Here’s how: Flooring…
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Marvelous Midtown Bathroom Remodel

Today we’re taking you on a tour of our Marvelous Midtown master bathroom remodel.  If you’re considering a bathroom remodel, we hope this provides you with some inspiration and know-how. The home was originally built in 1955 and the master bath was remodeled in the 70s.  It was luxurious for its time, with white marble and a double vanity, but it was due for an update. The biggest design hurdle for this remodel was space.…
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