Castle Of Mine

Reeds grow from a tub outside the steel structure. “We capture the graywater from the sink and shower, and use it to water the plants in the garden,” says Hill.

Warm solid wood furniture and brass accents make this minimalist kitchen warm and approachable.

Install Wall-Mounted Faucets Counter space is a coveted luxury in a small bathrooms. Free up some room for storage and display by mounting your faucet and levers to the wall. Use the newly available space for canisters and containers to conceal your must-have grooming and beauty supplies. Photo courtesy of Septembre Architecture #design #smallspace #storage #mydomaine #bathroom #sink

Think Outside the Drawer If you're lacking drawers, consider relocating the items usually found in them, like cutlery and cooking knives, to shelves. Decorative containers or magnetic strips keep utensils on hand and drawer space available. Photo by Petra Bindel #design #smallspace #storage #mydomaine #green #kitchen

Not ready to renovate your floors? This gorgeous bathroom dabbles in the trend by gradually fazing out the hexagonal tiles towards the ceiling to make a honeycomb-like pattern. The best bit? You don't need to worry about matching the tiles with bespoke wooden panels so it takes a fraction of the time and effort. Photo courtesy of Designs by Katy #interior #design #tiletransitioning #bathroom #mydomaine

Not sure which tiles to choose? Yes, there are endless color options of stone, ceramic, and concrete tiles, but there's a method to selecting the right style for your space. Firstly, consider the broader color palette of the room. This incredible converted silk factory in Spello, Italy, boasts minimal décor, so a smattering of hexagonal tiles in different shades of gray adds depth to the room. Photo courtesy of Wichmann and Bendtsen via Dwell #interior #design #tiletransitioning #dining #mydomaine

Rocket, a Nordic-inspired coffee bar in Bangkok, makes the most of an open-plan kitchen by gradually phasing out the tiles into hardwood floor. The stunning end result maximizes the tiny space. Photo courtesy of @Kessara #design #interior #tiletransitioning #coffeebar #nordic #mydomaine

This Barcelona home blends monochrome checkerboard tiles with whitewashed floorboards sporadically to give it a modern edge. Photo courtesy of Espacio en Blanco Estudio #design #interior #tiletransitioning #kitchen #mydomaine

Looking to bookmark this for your next kitchen renovation?One of the key things to keep in mind when trying this trend at home is the type of materials. "We love the idea of tile bleeding into a softer material like wood," she says. The transition between hard and soft materials gives the space texture and clearly defines the two areas. Photo courtesy of Royal Roulotte #design #interior #tiletransitioning #kitchen #mydomaine

It might look complicated, but Studio DB's Britt and Damian Zunino, the duo behind this stunning bathroom space, say transitioning tiles to wooden floorboards is surprisingly straightforward. "The first step is getting your contractor on board, but the actual work isn't that complicated," they told MyDomaine. Photo courtesy Preston Schlebusch for The New York Times #design #interior #home #tiletransitioning #mydomaine #bathroom

Make Neutrals Pop– Gracias Madre, West Hollywood Gracias Madre in West Hollywood is one of our favorite local L.A. roosts. The spirited tile pattern below the bar adds a vibrant pop of geometric allure, providing a soulful foil to natural leather and metal details. Photo by Kelly Brown for Decor8 Design by Wendy Hayworth #graciasmadre #restuarantdesign #neutrals #losangeles #mydomaine

Embrace Statement Lighting–Cotton House Hotel, Barcelona Cotton House Hotel in Barcelona is a beautiful mélange of laid-back elegance and unaffected, chic details. Dramatic bronze and glass globe pendant lights make a bold statement, drawing the focal point of the space upward. Statement lighting emphasizes ceiling height, complimented perfectly by light rattan furniture and bright white accents. Photo courtesy of Cotton House Hotel #cottonhousehotel #restuarantdesign #barcelona #lighting #mydomaine

Experiment with Texture–Shoreditch House, London We love the unexpected juxtaposition of raw, white-washed woods with classic subway tile at Shoreditch House in London. Experimenting with materiality allows for an improvisational mood that feels found, inviting, and timeless. #london #shoreditchhouse #texture #restuarantdesign #mydomaine #dining

Mix Masculine and Feminine–T'a Milano, Milan The floor alone at T'a Milano in Milan is enough to have us making a pilgrimage to a marble yard in Italy. There's nothing more Italian than impeccable tailoring. Clean-cut lines and edgy, architectural accents provide the perfect counterpoint to organic elements, from raw stone to lush velvet. Photo courtesy of T'a Milano #tamilano #velvet #restaurantdesign #dining #mydomaine #milan

Go Monochrome–Monsieur Bleu, Paris Designed by Joseph Dirand, Monsieur Bleu at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris makes a strong case for chartreuse as the next big dining room color trend. Do as the French do, and ground bold color with restrained, elegant details. The tension of opposites is provocative and clever. Photo by Adrien Dirand Design by Joseph Dirand #monsieurbleu #paris #palaisdetokyo #restaurantdesign #mydomaine #green

A view from the Lombard Street entry garden. A new terraced series of patios creates generous outdoor rooms for the owner who entertains frequently. The new kitchen addition, expanded dining room bay, and sensitive material selections; making use of herringbone brick pavers, Pennsylvania bluestone pavers, and dark painted wood framed windows and doors work to complement the historic 1860's townhome and blur the lines of what is new and what is original to the property. By RobitailleCurtis

The small powder room features graphic ceramic tile from Couleurs & Matures Patchwork. A Parisian Pied-À-Terre by Piret Johanson Studio #designmilk

#MuralsWallpaper #MarbleCollection #DesignMilk #CarolineWilliamson Photos Courtesy of Murals Wallpaper