NEXGEN / SELECTED WORK

The difference
is in the details.

Real spaces. Thoughtful improvements. Explore finished interiors, the details that bring them together, and the work behind the finish.

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Finished living room with warm lighting, a wall-mounted television and a linear fireplace
Space to unwind. 01 / Living spaces
Real project photography From the first step to the final detail

BEFORE & AFTER

From a plain wall
to a focal point.

Decorative mouldings, a framed television, and a lighter finish give this living-room wall a completely different presence.

Look closer at this transformation

The starting point

The original view shows a brown wall with the television resting on a stand. The broad wall surface sits behind the screen and furniture.

The visible change

In the finished view, a lighter wall and decorative moulding create a more defined arrangement around the mounted television. The repeated rectangular details give the wall structure and make the screen part of the overall composition.

Ideas for your own space

Think about the wall as a whole: the screen position, furniture below it, and the proportions of any trim. Bring an overall room photo and a closer wall photo when discussing a similar project.

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Drag the divider to move between the original space and the finished result.

After: light living-room feature wall with decorative mouldings and a mounted televisionBefore: brown living-room wall with a television on a stand
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BEFORE & AFTER / WINDOW DETAILS

A window,
beautifully framed.

A shaped cornice and full-length drapery give this dining-room window a more finished presence. Explore two views of the original window and the completed treatment.

Explore the window details

The starting point

The before photographs show the window's original trim and white blinds, including a closer view of the upper edge below the room's crown moulding.

The visible change

The after photographs show a shaped cornice above the opening and full-length drapery at the sides. The wider view shows the overall framing; the close-up makes the upper finish easier to see.

Ideas for your own space

Consider how a window treatment relates to the ceiling trim, nearby furniture, and the daylight you want to keep. Share both a full-window photograph and a close-up of the existing upper trim with your request.

Discuss your window or finish details →
Before: dining-room window with plain trim and closed white blinds
Before Original trim and blinds
After: dining-room window framed by a shaped cornice and full-length drapery
After Cornice and drapery
Before: upper window trim beneath the dining-room crown moulding
Before The original upper detail
After: close view of the finished window cornice, drapery and white blinds
After A closer look at the finish

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Outdoors

Balcony

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