Warm woods, natural fibre rugs and shades and lots of textural objects and art bring life and charm to this all white painted entrance. It’s a great advertisement for the power of paint and a few charming finds!

We like to focus on the details of the interior doors and millwork first. Raised panel doors shown below, paired with simple moldings are a subtle nod to history. When changing the interior doors, the door hardware changes, and the hinges change. All of these elements add a richness, and what Gil refers to as masculinity.

Painted white floors in a dining room, paired with a strong painted wall color introduce an element of light not coming from the outdoors — especially useful in a room where sunlight is at a minimum.

In traditional homes, wallpaper and wooden paneling are just some of the ways to decorate a room. Painted designs such as a stencil on the walls or a pattern on the floors is a wonderful way to add interest to any home.

Natural fiber rugs is one of the oldest ways to warm up wood floors, and it doesn’t seem to waining in popularity. We love them in both traditional and more contemporary interiors.

We’d like to incorporate tall, linear painted bead board molding in the bathrooms, paired with a ceiling painted in a contrasting color.

This photo incorporates many of the interior architectural concepts we’re looking to employ all in one: raised panel doors, simple but impactful moldings, painted floors, stenciling, natural carpet fibers, paint colors inspired by the proximity to the sea, and artwork, all coexisting in a fresh, modern way.