HK Designs

Old-world charm, modern mood. The new primary bath in this 120 year old home blends fluted details, striking marble, and a gentle rosy beige palette that feels both timeless and new. Swipe for the before. Photography by Regan Wood

Gracious proportions, custom finishes, and a palette that plays well with the view. Photography Rett Peek

Masculine without being heavy. The oak ceiling brings the drama, while the upholstered walls keep it calm. This office was designed to feel as thoughtful as the work done inside it. Photography Rett Peek

Tucked into the landscape, the home is clad in stone chosen to mirror the bluff just across the way. The custom front door introduces a softly curved silhouette — a subtle nod to Cape Dutch architecture — that echoes throughout the rest of the home. Photography by Rett Peek. Architecture by Yeary Lindsey.

This hearth room, just off the kitchen, is pup-approved: sun-soaked, softly layered, and designed for lingering. Photography by Rett Peek.

Marble, oak, and a freestanding tub — the dream team in her very own bath 🛁 Photography

A little bit cozy, a little bit luxe. Obsessed with how the walnut, plaster, brass, handmade tile, and stone all play off each other. Favorite kitchen yet. Photography Rett Peek.