My Favorite Space Contest Interior Finalists (please vote for one)
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Peacock Inspiration 
This dining room is inspired by The Peacock Room, a storied dining room that architect Thomas Jeckyll designed for a London shipping magnate and then turned over to James McNeill Whistler in 1875 to choose the color for the room’s shutters and doors. Whistler took control and turned the room into a masterpiece of mural art in vibrant shades of peacock blue with goldleaf trim. This interpretation retains the colors but simplifies the design for a modern look.
This dining room is inspired by The Peacock Room, a storied dining room that architect Thomas Jeckyll designed for a London shipping magnate and then turned over to James McNeill Whistler in 1875 to choose the color for the room’s shutters and doors. Whistler took control and turned the room into a masterpiece of mural art in vibrant shades of peacock blue with goldleaf trim. This interpretation retains the colors but simplifies the design for a modern look.
Beach Beauty 
The mesmerizing curves of the wall tile suggest calming waves in this master bathroom. The owners wanted a room reminiscent of a peaceful beach with soft white sand and undulating waves.
The mesmerizing curves of the wall tile suggest calming waves in this master bathroom. The owners wanted a room reminiscent of a peaceful beach with soft white sand and undulating waves.
Dream Maker 
A hand-painted mural with touches of soft blue behind the bed creates a soothing backdrop in this luxurious master bedroom. The Greek key design on each side of the bed is at once classic and current.
A hand-painted mural with touches of soft blue behind the bed creates a soothing backdrop in this luxurious master bedroom. The Greek key design on each side of the bed is at once classic and current.
Ultimate Bar 
Let the good times roll in this bar featuring a pressed tin ceiling, brick columns and convenient niches in the brick wall behind the bar.
Let the good times roll in this bar featuring a pressed tin ceiling, brick columns and convenient niches in the brick wall behind the bar.