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Rustic Chic Living Room With Natural Wood Paneling and Exposed Fireplace

Rustic Chic Living Room With Natural Wood Paneling and Exposed Fireplace

By removing a wall, what was once a small room feels much larger, offering a comfortable flow between the living room and the dining room. In the process of removing the wall, Chip Gaines found the original fireplace and decided to keep it as a unique design element. Original shiplap paneling was revealed and kept as wainscoting around the house, and natural wood cornices were installed around the windows. A large, Art Deco style light fixture illuminates the room, as seen on HGTV's Fixer Upper.
Neutral Traditional Kitchen With Wood Island

Neutral Traditional Kitchen With Wood Island

A neutral color palette lets the warm wood butcher block island pop in this traditional kitchen. Cream cabinetry and granite countertops complete the classic look.
Traditional Kitchen With Dark Wood Island

Traditional Kitchen With Dark Wood Island

This traditional kitchen has white cabinets with a dark brown island and a patterned tile back splash that adds style to this space. The large island provides extra counter space, storage and an additional prep area.
Eclectic Bedroom With Reclaimed Wood Accents

Eclectic Bedroom With Reclaimed Wood Accents

Reclaimed wood pieces from across the globe are balanced by soft, French-inspired textiles. Window coverings consist of printed linen cornice boards. The gates on the walls are decorated with original oil paintings of water reflections. The chandelier is made from reclaimed wood from an 1820s farmhouse in Maine and incorporates many inspirations: east and west, old and new, artistry and durability.
Charming Bedroom With Orange and Blue Floral Wallpaper

Charming Bedroom With Orange and Blue Floral Wallpaper

As seen on HGTV's Home by Novogratz, the Novogratzes transformed this guest bedroom with orange and light blue flowered wallpaper, along with custom-made yellow-green curtains. They added some Old World charm with a pair of vintage wood architectural cornices in the corners
Kitchen Breakfast Nook with Round Wood Table

Kitchen Breakfast Nook with Round Wood Table

A kitchen breakfast nook should be a refreshing place to start the day -- and this one doesn't disappoint! Striped cornice window treatments bring a brightness and whimsy. The circular rug makes the space feel contained and cozy. And flowers, as always, add cheer to a space.
Contemporary Kitchen with Light Wood Cabinets and Kitchen Island

Contemporary Kitchen with Light Wood Cabinets and Kitchen Island

The caramel tones in this kitchen -- from the cabinets to the floors -- add a comfortable air, creating a cozy space for cooking and conversation. The finishes create a fresh space that lends itself well to mixing furniture and window treatments, creating an overall traditional feel but with tailored lines and rustic features. The outcome: a space that has a transitional feel, perfect for all ages.
Paris Penthouse: Apartment Building

Paris Penthouse: Apartment Building

This posh Paris penthouse is at the top of this distinguished apartment building. The exterior features an elegant cream stone with cornices and 6-foot high wood windows and wrought iron railings.
Red Brick Apartment Building Exterior

Red Brick Apartment Building Exterior

The posh penthouse is at the top of this distinguished apartment building in New York City's Nolita neighborhood. The exterior, designed by architects Roman & Williams, features red brick with cornices and 7-foot high wood windows painted crisp black.
Exposed Brick & Orange Accent Wall in Dining Room

Exposed Brick & Orange Accent Wall in Dining Room

This dining room, featured on HGTV Design Star, features a rich orange accent wall and heavy wood furniture. Light hardwood floors are offset by exposed brick walls, while a mix of seating keeps the dining area relaxed. White cornices frame the windows with airy white curtains.
Luxurious Old World Master Suite With Custom Canopy

Luxurious Old World Master Suite With Custom Canopy

A custom canopy and rich drapery panels make the bed the dramatic centerpiece of this luxurious master suite. Certainly a high-end look, a bed crown is a relatively easy project to accomplish. Simply attach a fabric valance to a wooden shelf to create a cornice, then suspend the drapes from a cafe rod mounted within. Design by HGTV fan EastTN2.

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Rustic Chic Living Room With Natural Wood Paneling and Exposed Fireplace

Neutral Traditional Kitchen With Wood Island

Traditional Kitchen With Dark Wood Island

Eclectic Bedroom With Reclaimed Wood Accents

Charming Bedroom With Orange and Blue Floral Wallpaper

Kitchen Breakfast Nook with Round Wood Table

Contemporary Kitchen with Light Wood Cabinets and Kitchen Island

Paris Penthouse: Apartment Building

Red Brick Apartment Building Exterior

Exposed Brick & Orange Accent Wall in Dining Room

Luxurious Old World Master Suite With Custom Canopy