Interior Home Design

Full-length windows illuminate the space during the day, but strategic lighting adds ambiance at night.

The kitchenette, which has a cooktop and oven, can also be concealed when not in use.

The dressing area, positioned between the bedroom and bathroom in the primary suite, is painted the same soft yellow color as the gallery downstairs. The clients didn't want hardware on the cabinetry, so Janusz used small round holes for cabinet-opening ease. An opening above the counter looks over the stairs and lets in natural light through the ceiling glazing.

In the powder room is an American Standard “Regency Blue” wall-mount sink found at a salvage yard. Janusz color-matched paint for the powder room.

The new addition's laundry area and powder room are awash in shades of blue. Wall paint was color-matched to Fireclay Tile's Blue Velvet tile, and blue grout in a lighter shade corresponds to the all-over color of the powder room.

The LP turntable is concealed under a walnut bench, which allows the family to use the space for multiple purposes. When they want to enjoy their extensive record collection, they can simply open up the bench to reveal the record player.

This home's different roof heights required a customizable, flexible building component to make the drawings a reality.

The company's unique steel structures can be applied in nearly any environment.

Blue Sky Building Structures works alongside architecture firms to custom design solutions to projects.