Gray Oak Studio

Today is the first real reveal from our Oxbow Project. Cat head shots aside.

This project took a new build and made it a home. New build houses are beautiful in so many ways, but they also have a common problem: lack of character. And that’s often intentional - let the new homeowners bring their unique style to the space. We are so very grateful that they chose us to help!

This powder room received a complete overhaul, proving that even the smallest spaces can make the biggest statement. We added 42” of V-groove paneling to the bottom half of the wall and painted it in Wrought Iron by Benjamin Moore, installed wallpaper above for warmth and texture, and finished it with an absolutely stunning natural stone sink as the focal point. A new mirror, updated sconce, and the perfect artwork (because the homeowners are cat lovers) completed the space.

Swipe to the end for the before. The transformation is one of my favorites.



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Project: Oxbow Powder Room
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Sometimes one coffee table isn't enough. This room has some serious square footage to cover. Between the width, the length, and the soaring ceiling height, a single coffee table would have felt undersized.

Using two tables gives the room the presence it needs while adding flexibility for real life. Pull one closer for game night, slide one over for drinks, or spread them apart when you need a little extra breathing room. It's a practical solution that also happens to look right at home.



Design:
Project: Shipley Living Room
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