Mixing elements of this midcentury modern era home, with urban modernism, creates a combination of amazing aesthetics! Designer Alex Von Ahsen has worked tirelessly to make sure the unique and timeless elements and character of the original 1960s home were honored. While simultaneously adding current trends and features of the new modern designs in today’s world.

We love when previous clients keep coming back! In this case, a few years prior designer Abby Craighton worked with these clients on the main level great room. Now in conjunction with Cabinet Style and Gary Frakes Construction, it was time to update the kitchen not only functionally but aesthetically to match the previous updates and client tastes. The main goal of this project was to enhance the open concept, and grandness in the hood focal point and brighten the space from the dark, closed-in, heavy look it had before!

Designers Jackie Kiracofe and Timothy VanRheenen were challenged with creating a functional seating space in a living room that was long and narrow. They created individual seating environments that helped break up the space. Texture, pattern, and a teal accent color brought cohesion resulting in a livable, comfortable, and functional space.

Bringing modern design elements to a traditional space, created the perfect update for this Lake of the Ozarks living room remodel. While not your typical “lake house” design, Designer Alex VonAshen got the details just right with pulling the outside in. Bringing in variations of blues and cool tones to mimic the rippling lake in the view out of these gorgeous open windows. Overall executing the simple balance in the updated look his clients were looking for.

This gem was fully restored with finishes and furnishings paying homage to its original era glory. The textiles and patterns are a mix of classic herringbone and velvet accentuated with the large custom rugs. The Parlor, a space for entertaining with mixed seat styles hits classic with a Chesterfield and wing chairs covered in a neutral color palette.

After moving into the space and living with the furniture they had previously, these clients realized the low, uber-modern furnishings they had were not making a space that felt inviting or cozy. Bringing in warm textural elements that played up natural tones gave the space the warmth it was missing. With such a long expansive room with a vaulted ceiling, it was important to pay attention to the scale of the pieces as well as the overall layout of the space!

As the central entertainment space of this home, the recreational area was in need of designated seating. Designer Jackie Kiracofe mixed new and existing furnishing pieces to create a contemporary, functional seating space to be the center of entertainment gatherings. The need for flexible seating and a variety of surface space resulted in a cohesive blend of materials, patterns, and forms.

A dream brought to reality by clients with many wonderful inspirations. Alex and Sabrina assisted these clients from the ground up with all exterior and interior design details and finish selections. Main space furnishing stylish yet comfortable all covered in performance fabrics and rustic woods.

The main hangout, this living room needed a fresh, contemporary look that delivered maximum comfort. Inspired by the existing neutral color palette, Interior Designer Jackie Kiracofe brought in natural textures and comfortable seating that made for a breath of fresh air.

On a cliff next to the Mississippi River, this home features hints of rustic with a lot of style. Designed for events or guest stays the spaces required lots of function and durability. Featuring a mix of textures and earthy materials that pull in the tones of nature from the windows view.

As a secondary residence, designer Abby Craighton wanted to create an inviting space suitable for both hosting and living. With concrete floors, walls of windows, and a very modern shell, this type of space could lend itself to feeling cold and not welcoming. By paying attention to the warm colors and cozy textures, Craighton gave the spaces the warmth needed without sacrificing the modern style. Blending in some dashes of industrial and masculine flair created the exact outcome the client desired and an outstanding final space!

This classic home with touches of modernity. Clean-lined with statement character pieces. Designed for an active homeowner, spaces to entertain, and relax with his two large dogs. Performance fabrics, stone, and reclaimed wood add character with durability.

Working with the client’s love of all things hides, designer Jackie Kiracofe worked with texture and leather to bring this minimal industrial space to life. Keeping things simple, letting the lines and subtle colors speak for themselves.

A space that is a sleek edgy mix of earth tones. A balanced mix of modern and mid-century lines. Upholstery is the perfect balance of comfort and styling covered in performance fabrics and leather.

Design partners Jackie Kiracofe and Timothy VanRheenen created a perfect blend of function and comfort for this client’s living and dining space. They layered warm, inviting leathers, and neutral textured fabrics to create a beautiful and livable environment.

 A true guest escape playing into classic 1900s motifs in the modern era. The Asian-inspired toile wallpaper sets the tone yet is enhanced with a classic jeweled tone color story. Brass accents throughout, including the statement crystal chandelier that draws you in from the door.

Starting from the ground up, designer Jackie Kiracofe captured the perfect stylistic blend for this new build project. By expertly coordinating rustic and traditional design elements, with a hint of glam, she created a cohesive space that is warm and welcoming.  Natural materials and a soft color palette create a cozy, yet sophisticated space.

Taking design elements from the ever popular, Modern Farmhouse style, Designer Alex VonAshen ups the ante by bringing in his own design style to this space. Combining rustic touches, traditional lines, and multiple textures, gives this space the warm, inviting style these homeowners were looking for.

A full lower-level remodel to suit the style of the current homeowner and the rest of their home style. This remodel needed to hit a few different goals – comfortable, aesthetically pleasing non-typical theater room in a modern industrial design, with rustic masculine style, and a dash of glam. Designer Abby Craighton and Design Partner Eve Sloan kicked off the remodel with the full-scope design plan and worked hand in hand with local contractors and suppliers to execute the full vision for their clients.

Stylish yet ergonomic. This organic space with a mid-century flair has a mix of workspaces for solo or group tasks. Solid walnut was used in many of the pieces from the adjustable height standing desk to the custom conference table by Dwell Wood Shop.

This client needed a multipurpose space that would not only be great for entertaining, but a personal space to cozy up in. Designer Jackie Kiracofe created rooms within the space, one for conversation, one for piano ‘concerts’, and another perfect for family movie nights. She then incorporated cohesion with texture and color palette inspired by the client’s artwork and exterior landscape.