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Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[2]=""; //description[0] = "A grand space allotted by the builder to the living room allowed us to design the room to fit all of the desired functions: from family quiet evenings to guests' entertainment. We designed the layout, selected wall colors, furniture, and accessories. Now, the room includes a casual space and more formal seating; textures and hues are balanced in the furnishings; accessories complete the look. Relaxed, warm, and inviting setting allows client's to incorporate artful furnishings, heirloom pieces, and modern elements to create an eclectic mix they wanted."; //pagetitle[0] = "Living room remodel, 2007"; //description[1] = "To bring warmth and coziness to the space we used wall colors to enclose and differentiate one room from another and to tie the existing kitchen with the rest of the adjacent rooms. We accentuated the ceiling in the living room by painting it a deep caramel color and added the same hue to the dining room walls. To offset a bit more traditional to clients' tastes kitchen we included modern furnishings and craftsmen elements. Art and accessories further helped to convey clients' style."; //pagetitle[1] = "Living room remodel, 2007"; //description[2] = "This is family's favorite spot to curl up on the sofa to watch a show, or to snuggle in the reading chair with a book. Designed window fashions further added privacy, light control, and flexibility to enjoy the views. Practical, easy to maintain, and kids' proof environment were the top priorities for this young family. We incorporated their desires and added flair to their space."; //pagetitle[2] = "Living room remodel, 2007"; description[3] = ""; pagetitle[3] = "Living room remodel, 2007"; description[5] = "Remodeled Kitchen became open and functional, with a modern mix of textures, materials and soft colors – everything the clients wanted.

For a complete design story and materials used, please view published article"; description[6] = "The clients' love for chocolate dictated the overall theme of the brown tones that resonated with their desire to have a warm, inviting and functional kitchen. Maple cabinets and the cherry island blend well with walnut hardwood floors. The layered tile in different size below the upper cabinets adds texture and frames the foliage leave pattern tile as an art piece, providing soft movement to the wall. All upper cabinets are outfitted with under-cabinet lighting. Countertops are made of porcelain tile with a slight chocolate glaze to reduce glare and provide ample low-maintenance prep space."; description[7] = "Current focal point of the room – the hood between two windows above induction cook top (former location of the unused French door). Top drawers on each side of the cook top were made with the spice inserts for at point-of-use convenience, a drawer opposite the cook top (inside the island) has a cutlery insert to make storage and access to collection of knives handy. The blind corner cabinet is made with Hafela full roll-out double shelf cabinet, eliminating the need to look inside of the cabinet to find items."; description[8] = "Special consideration was given to the tile design. The accent floral pattern tile was incorporated to add artful flair and became the focal point of the cabinet wall. Under-cabinet lighting helps to highlight soft silvery sage leaves. Polished glass tile in 4x6 frames the entire \"cooking\" wall easing the maintenance and visually raising the ceiling height."; description[9] = "The former space of the partition wall – its removal allowed us to install a tall cabinet with the oven and microwave with ample landing space all around. The window next to the sink was framed with the matching millwork for a fresh look to match two new windows next to the hood."; description[10] = "View into the living room that was remodeled along with the kitchen. The face of the island was designed with two doors that conceal two roll-out shelves created specifically to accommodate various mixing and baking equipment for the homeowners. The outlet is positioned on the right hand side of the island with the matching plate that blends in with the cherry cabinetry."; description[11] = "The island top was made with Valley Gold marble to suite homeowners' love for baking. The honed finish created a more practical surface for wine parties and island's use as the main prep zone."; pagetitle[12] = "Living room remodel, 2007"; pagedesc[12] = "Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[12] = "An adjacent living room was remodel with the kitchen. We have changed the carpet, redesigned lighting, incorporated the speaker-system, and changed the wall color. Designed waves in the carpet tie with the floral accent tile in the kitchen; medium brown walls provide the feeling of continuous and open design."; description[13] = "Small bathroom space enhanced with updated tile design and bathtub addition."; pagetitle[14]="Bathroom remodel, 2008, Kirkland"; pagedesc[14]="Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[14] = "Newly built bathroom was lacking a bathtub to be entirely functional for the family. Also, clients desired to shift the look from the heavy traditional toward modern and have a lighter, filled with air small bathroom. All of these changes had to be maintained with the existing vanity, wall and floor tile, and vanity fixtures. We embraced the challenge and created a transitional look that met all of the requirements."; pagetitle[15]="Bathroom remodel, 2008, Kirkland"; pagedesc[15]="Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[15] = "Showerhead, spout, and lever were selected to approximate the color finish of the vanity fixture yet provide a graceful transitional look. The tile size 4x16 and its soft matte beige color freshen up the look and make the bath space light and airy."; pagetitle[16]="Bathroom remodel, 2008, Kirkland"; pagedesc[16]="Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[16] = "We focused on the tile design to make the desired shift away from the heavy traditional, enclosed bathroom. Large 4x16 matte beige tile is set in a brick-pattern with an offset, initiating a lively dynamic; mosaic glass tiles in various shades add a playful flair, break up the monochromatic palette, and draw the eye toward the step."; description[17] = "This home's original kitchen, essentially unchanged since the original 1984 construction, was due for a renovation. The clients wanted more functionality out of their kitchen area – more counter and cabinet space, a burst of color and texture, and above all ease of everyday use. They wanted a cozy kitchen commensurate with their modest cooking skills.

The new kitchen used every available inch for cabinet and counter space. Seven linear feet of counter space were added to the kitchen along with corner pivot systems, full extension drawers, and roll out shelves. Additionally, the height of the upper cabinets was extended to three feet. Altogether, these improvements nearly doubled the usable storage and counter space."; description[18] = "Beyond functionality, the design solution called for the use of color, contrasting materials, and reflective surfaces to create the look and feel of an open grand kitchen. The new kitchen combined various textures – stone, wood, glass, fabric, and metals – and exploited their hues to create an inviting visual appeal.

Bamboo hardwoods in natural hues unified the space with the rest of the main floor, provided a spacious feel, and visually extended the kitchen lengthwise."; description[19] = "Glass tile with a rotated \"rail-road\" layout further extended the space by emphasizing the height of the kitchen, framing the stainless steel hood as a focal point, and evenly distributing the light throughout the room."; description[20] = "Other design elements were executed using a linear \"pattern\" as a focal point. For example, the roman shade and valance defined the window with vertically striped fabric, while stainless steel bar handles extended the height of the upper and width of the lower cabinets."; description[21] = "The simple \"V\" groove design of the cabinet fronts combined with a rich red merlot stain added warmth and dictated an easy contemporary style. A granite countertop unified the hues of the kitchen with its wine-red speckles and flame-like sandy-green and forest green patterns that highlight the natural beauty of the stone and add lots of movement to the space."; description[22] = "A single-basin large kitchen sink in cast iron was selected to compliment reflective black elements in the appliance front."; description[23] = "The final touch – designing open to the kitchen dining area. The walls were painted forest green color, a shade deeper than the mozaic tile that frames kitchen's backsplash. Layered custom drape was added to visually extend the ceiling, bring the merlot color in, and tie-in the existing table in natural cherry."; description[24] = "Homeowners desired a clean understated look for their kitchen with dining space area. To achieve the look, the surfaces were chosen free of texture and embellishments, they combined pure colors and easy maintenance. Mixture of stainless steal, reflective white tile, defused white glass, and brown dominated the kitchen theme. Dining area took more on an Asian flair, with green-tea color added to the blown glass light fixture and the window treatments. Neutral soft beige walls united two areas and filled it with light."; description[25] = "Porcelain floor tile, reminiscent of tatami mat's texture, helped broaden the feel of the room. Modern 2x6 backsplash tiles added artistic flair to the cooking space. The outer edge of the sink cabinet is rapped in the drywall, dividing the dining area from the kitchen.

Small alcove further differentiated the dining space from the utilitarian kitchen; however, to embrace the open connection between the two rooms, the white wall tile was added."; /*childrens bedroom designs*/ description[26]=""; pagetitle[26]="Toddler boy bedroom, Kirkland 2009"; description[27]=""; pagetitle[27]="Toddler boy bedroom, Kirkland 2009"; description[28]=""; pagetitle[28]="Toddler boy bedroom, Kirkland 2009"; description[29]=""; pagetitle[29]="Toddler boy bedroom, Kirkland 2009"; description[30]=""; pagetitle[30]="Toddler boy bedroom, Kirkland 2009"; description[31]=""; pagetitle[31]="Toddler boy bedroom, Kirkland 2009"; description[32] = "Our clients wanted to create a wonderful kid's bedroom that can incorporate their existing nurcery's furniture. They also wanted colors that their daughter can grow with, the room had to be easily matched to a toddler-hood furniture, and reflected family preference for a gender neutral palette. We've selected a soft shade of green, nice hue that works well for a boy's or a girl's room as it partners well with purples, yellows, whites, and pinks. We've added a window treatment is soft white color that is flexible to provide the privacy and maximum light at the same time."; pagetitle[32]="Toddler girl bedroom, Kirkland 2008"; pagetitle[33]="Music room, custom built in"; pagedesc[33]="Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[33]="This small guest room transformation included the design of an integrated window seat with adjacent built-in storage towers to accommodate clients' storage needs. The design visually extended the height of the room, wrap around molding made the installation look tailored while drawing the eye towards the ceiling and adding the volume to the otherwise a small room. A splash of smoky grey with lavender accented by the natural bamboo floors completed the transformation. The colors were selected to work with the clients' artwork."; pagetitle[34]="Dining room update
Kirkland, 2008"; pagedesc[34]="Designer Natalia Smith"; description[34]=""; description[35]=""; pagetitle[35]="Design notes for spare bedrooms, dens, and recreation rooms"; description[36]=""; pagetitle[36]="Design notes for spare bedrooms, dens, and recreation rooms"; pagetitle[37]="Guest room remodel"; pagedesc[37]="Designed by Natalia Smith"; description[37]="This small guest room lacked proper storage and thus was largely abandoned by the clients. Natalia was able to design the window seat with adjacent built-in storage towers to accommodate clients' storage needs; moreover, integrated window seat provided a welcoming feel to the room; and the crown molding from the built in was designed to wrap the entire room further creating a tailored look and elevating the height of the ceiling. A splash of smoky grey with lavender accented by the natural bamboo floors completed the transformation. "; pagetitle[38]="Formal living space"; pagedesc[38]="Designed by Eric Goffrier"; description[38]="The clients brief was for a refined and contemporary living room.

Clean lines and a neutral background pallet sets the stage for quality furniture which speaks to the values held by the client of sustainable long-life products over the market trend towards a disposable lifestyle. The selected furniture contrasts with deep polished zebra wood, slate blue fabric and a small but joyful splash of orange."; description[39]=""; pagetitle[39]="Design notes for spare bedrooms, dens, and recreation rooms"; description[40]=""; pagetitle[40]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[41]=""; pagetitle[41]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[42]=""; pagetitle[42]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[43]=""; pagetitle[43]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[44]=""; pagetitle[44]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[45]=""; pagetitle[45]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[46]="The final touch – designing open to the kitchen dining area. The walls were painted forest green color, a shade deeper than the mozaic tile that frames kitchen's backsplash. Layered custom drape was added to visually extend the ceiling, bring the merlot color in, and tie-in the existing table in natural cherry."; pagetitle[46]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[47] = "A single-basin large kitchen sink in cast iron was selected to compliment reflective black elements in the appliance front."; pagetitle[47]="Sample of window treatments that we've designed and installed"; description[48]=""; pagetitle[48]="Our design ideas for work-in-process projects"; description[49]=""; pagetitle[49]="Our design ideas for work-in-process projects"; description[50]=""; pagetitle[50]="Our design ideas for work-in-process projects"; description[51]="Idée Chic owner and designer Natalia Smith created a versatile and luxurious master bedroom for her Kirkland clients. The starting point for the design was the faux-finished walls that, as Smith explains, were fashioned \"to mimic the reflection of candlelight\" and feature a thoughtfully selected trio of Benjamin Moore paints. Smith layered fabrics in bold jacquard patterns and romantic, wintry shades of plum and fresh, spring-like celadon to design a bed that flawlessly transitions through the seasons."; pagetitle[51]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[52]=""; pagetitle[52]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[53]=""; pagetitle[53]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[54]=""; pagetitle[54]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[55]=""; pagetitle[55]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[56]=""; pagetitle[56]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[57]=""; pagetitle[57]="Master bedroom design, 2009, Kirkland"; description[58]=""; pagetitle[58]="Sammamish Master Bedroom suite remodel. February 2010"; description[59]=""; pagetitle[59]="Edmonds waterfront master bathroom remodel. Top view sketch."; description[60]=""; pagetitle[60]="Edmonds master bathroom suite remodel. Sketch of a new layout with walk-in tub."; description[61]=""; pagetitle[61]="Materials' combination proposal for a dining and living rooms. Sammamish waterfront."; description[62]=""; pagetitle[62]="Custom kitchen cabinetry design proposal"; description[63]=""; pagetitle[63]="Master bathroom remodel proposal"; description[64]=""; pagetitle[64]="Master bedroom suite color concept"; description[65]=""; pagetitle[65]="Master bathroom design"; description[66]="To create a relaxing bathing experience, principal designer, Natalia Smith, focused on merging the clients' tastes and habits. The wife's love for eclectic and unique solutions was accommodated and blended with the husband's love for more traditional patterns; vibrant green and deep to soft honey browns were used as major color blocks; additional textures and subtle tones of lavender, sage, and ivory were brought in to add an interest and further individualize each zone."; pagetitle[66]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[66]="Overview as you enter the room"; description[67]="The young couple with kids and live-in parents turned to Principal, Natalia Smith, to help them create a distinctive master bedroom suite; a secluded retreat in their house, to accommodate their lifestyle needs and elevate the home's value. They wanted for the bathroom to be open and spacious, capitalizing on the lake view and accommodating family's love for reading."; pagetitle[67]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[67]="View from the watercloset toward the entry door"; description[68]="The bathroom combines seven different types of tiles, from porcelain and pebbles on the floor, to glass and ceramic on the walls; two different wall papers; and three different wood finish options. Vanity, bathing, and showering space are all addressed in their own unique ways adding the vibrancy to the room; yet the overall experience in the room is soft and relaxing. The trick was in a continuous use of linear pattern through the wallpaper, tile design, and carpet texture; a soft, organic movement was repeated through the pebbles in the shower floor and bubble-glass tile above the vanities; lastly, all of the materials were selected by Smith in harmonizing colors to work toward a tranquil experience."; pagetitle[68]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[68]="View from the watercloset through the shower and the window seat onto the lake"; description[69]=""; pagetitle[69]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[69]="Celebrated design features: back to back vanities and the window seat."; description[70]=""; pagetitle[70]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[70]="Wife's vanity; view from the shoes-closet"; description[71]=""; pagetitle[71]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[71]="Husband's vanity, glass bubble tile close up"; description[72]=""; pagetitle[72]="Award-Winning Master Bathroom Suite, 2010, Sammamish"; pagedesc[72]="Bathing zone with Duravit tub, view from the entry"; pagetitle[87]="Happy Client after the makeover"; pagedesc[87]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[87]="Kelly Ripa, the co-host of \"Live with Regis & Kelly,\" may reach millions of homes across the country each day, but her New York City dressing room in no way reflected her celebrity status. To get it up to standards worth of the fashionable TV host, Kelly\'s team called in Ty Pennington\'s team to work their magic – and in walked Allison Lind to solely tackle the job. "; pagetitle[88]="Before and after makeup room"; pagedesc[88]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[88]="Working under the deadline of a true \"New York minute,\" Allison had less than three days to reconstruct a room that previously had decades-old (and dirt and stain covered) corporate carpet-tile flooring, dingy off-white walls, very little storage, outdated fixtures and furniture that even a non-profit second hand store wouldn\'t accept. "; pagetitle[89]="Before and after working zone"; pagedesc[89]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[89]="After years living in New York, if there\'s one thing Allison knows it\'s that a small space never means small living – there\'s always a way to find room for the necessities. And that\'s exactly what she did here. As a final thought during Allison and Kelly\'s initial meeting, Kelly mentioned how she wished she had a larger room so that she\'d have space \"to be able to sit and write her daily \"thank you\" notes (which she does, indeed). So Allison found the perfect cabinet, which can not only further organize Kelly\'s belongings and secretly house a TV for post-show viewing – but a fold-out desk and a chair (that sits off in a corner out of the way when not in use) is just what the tiny talk-show host needed for her stationery station."; pagetitle[90]="Before and after seating area"; pagedesc[90]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[90]="Kelly wanted a \"soothing space to unwind after filming,\" as well as a \"pretty, girly\" space that she could call her own (she lives with her husband, actor Mark Consuelos, which doesn\'t allow for an ultra-feminine space of her own at home). Knowing that Kelly is a fashion lover, Allison knew the perfect wallpaper would make the space. So she tracked down a large-scale print that is perfectly romantic and modern, without overpowering the small room. She then added little \"fashionable\" touches, like a blown-glass lamp and rosette pillow."; pagetitle[91]="Before and after closet"; pagedesc[91]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[91]="This space wasn\'t just about creating a pretty room for a celebrity. If you watch \"Live with Regis & Kelly\" you can probably imagine how vast Kelly\'s clothes and accessories supply must be. When Allison signed on for the project, her toughest task was tackling the lack of organization and necessary closet space. Thanks to her careful planning and years of design experience creating \"The Perfect Closets\", Kelly\'s space now fits more than double what it originally did."; pagetitle[92]="Small counter – grand storage"; pagedesc[92]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[92]=" Allison took advantage of some previously unused counter space (beneath the sink adjacent to the closet) to create pull-out drawers to perfectly organize all Kelly\'s accessories and beauty products. The end result is a serene, stylish, and functional room that Allison\'s client enjoys on the daily basis."; pagetitle[93]="Playroom, Manhattan NY"; pagedesc[93]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[93]="Space planning is one of Allison\'s specialties, thanks to years living in the confined spaces of New York City. So when a client asked her if she could incorporate a play space for her two toddler nephews into a previously designed multi-functional live/work loft space, Allison didn\'t even blink. The room had an awkwardly shaped, low-ceiling nook that was previously used for storage that was no longer required – and was the perfect hideaway for children! To bring it to life, Allison selected the perfect color to play off her previously chosen wallpaper application for the loft and added some kid-friendly furnishings and, of course, a toy box!"; pagetitle[94]="Transitional bedroom"; pagedesc[94]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[94]="The twenty-something owner of this NYC bachelor pad wanted a \"grown-up\" space that reflected his youthfulness while still being sophisticated. And Allison knew how to achieve the perfect balance. When her client first saw the wallpaper Allison selected, he wasn\'t sure how it would work but trusted her to move forward with the decision. And he was happy he did! He now says it\'s one of the first things he points out to guests when they visit (even though they find themselves awing over much more than just Allison\'s wallpaper selection in this 3,000-square-foot residence!)
To bring in some of her client\'s youthfulness, Allison – the master of balancing the styles and trends – brought in an oversized \"vintage\" alarm clock to add some \"history\" to an otherwise freshly appointed room."; pagetitle[95]="Tradition in sunny yellow"; pagedesc[95]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[95]="When a modern-design-loving husband and his traditional-design-loving wife wanted to redecorate their master bedroom, they needed Allison\'s help to fuse their design differences. And because Allison\'s experience in magazine work spanned the entire style spectrum, she knew just what to do and found a happy medium by infusing traditional furniture with a modern color palette and patterns and accessories that span both styles."; pagetitle[96]=""; pagedesc[96]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[96]="When a modern-design-loving husband and his traditional-design-loving wife wanted to redecorate their master bedroom, they needed Allison\'s help to fuse their design differences. And because Allison\'s experience in magazine work spanned the entire style spectrum, she knew just what to do and found a happy medium by infusing traditional furniture with a modern color palette and patterns and accessories that span both styles."; pagetitle[97]="Design solution for the couple\'s bedroom"; pagedesc[97]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[97]="A common conundrum for most couples who cohabitate is merging seemingly contradicting design styles. But that just happens to be one of Allison\'s favorite design challenges. Here, a \"dark, modern\" loving husband and his \"light, neutral\" and more traditional loving wife thought a compromise was hopeless. Not for Allison! A hefty, modern-lined dark wood bed frame (which isn\'t pictured here) and dark nightstands are offset perfectly with a gold-toned, floral wallpaper, which adds a subtle air of femininity to the space."; pagetitle[98]="Dining room"; pagedesc[98]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[98]="When the wife loves traditional and the husband prefers modern, Allison knows there is always a way to make everyone happy. She also knows how to work within a budget when necessary – so here, she was able to refurbish some of the homeowners\' older pieces and bring them to a new life with the perfect modern-color selection, along with updated accessorizing. The result? A refreshing new space that gave the couple exactly what they each wanted."; pagetitle[99]="Dining room, side view"; pagedesc[99]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[99]="Allison knows that the perfect color of paint can truly transform a space. And that\'s exactly what happened here in this dining room that was in dire need of a refresher course."; pagetitle[101]="Dining room, transitional style"; pagedesc[101]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[101]="This one-room makeover provided Allison with a fun challenge: Transform a space within budget without painting the walls. Instead of paint, Allison turned to textures and golden textiles to provide the necessary burst of color to this dining room. If you look closely, you\'ll notice a variety of patterns and textures, which Allison knew would help add more interest to what could have been a very bland space. The result is a dining room that balances casual living, sophistication, and a tailored look."; pagetitle[102]="Kitchen with a bar, Manhattan NY"; pagedesc[102]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[102]="Living in a New York City penthouse, these clients wanted a fresh, modern kitchen. But Allison wanted to make sure the open-plan kitchen didn\'t compete with the rest of the living space. White cabinetry pairs with white marble countertops to establish the perfect bright and modern kitchen that flows seamlessly with the rest of the space. Carved-wood bar stools tuck beneath the breakfast bar as to not disrupt the view of the Manhattan skyline from the kitchen."; pagetitle[107]="Living room, condo"; pagedesc[107]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[107]="Two young thirty-something New Yorkers wanted their new Manhattan home to be a very minimal, modern space that still felt cozy and welcoming. They were also in serious need of extra storage options. So Allison customized a built-in unit that ample storage space and an area for a wall-mounted plasma TV."; pagetitle[108]="Living room"; pagedesc[108]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[108]="Although Allison loves color, she is well versed in the world of beige. But one of her firm beliefs is that beige needn\'t be boring. So when her client requested \"latte colored\" walls, Allison added curvy furnishings and accents and unique art that take the space to an anything-but ordinary level."; pagetitle[109]="Living room"; pagedesc[109]="Designed by Allison Lind"; description[109]="This space is all about the art of accessorizing. Allison\'s clients have a love for shopping antique markets but had no knowledge of how to show off their finds. Allison helped them turn their bland living room into a rotating art gallery. 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