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Homes are personal and individual. Haze Home strives to reflect your unique style through cohesive, custom designs.

Haze Kitchen

Completed in phases, the Haze kitchen is a standard, builder-grade kitchen with some updates. It features quartz counters, DuraCeramic floors, elongated subway tile, and painted original cabinets.

Haze Powder Room

A full remodel, the Haze powder room includes board and batten millwork, hex mosaic tile, a console vanity, and vintage elements.

Haze Family Room

If the kitchen is the heart of the home, then the family room is the soul. This space should be comfortable and functional without sacrificing design.

Big Bro's Bedroom

Styling a child's bedroom can be difficult. Adding timeless elements that will grow with them and transition from one stage to the next is key.

Monroe Bonus Room

Sometimes you just need to bounce ideas off of a friend! When designing and styling a multipurpose space, it can be helpful to discuss layout, scale, color, and texture. All of this is reflected in the collaboration of the Monroe Bonus Room.

Autumn Ridge Family Room

As a family grows, their needs change. Spaces should remain inviting and comfortable, but elevated. This vision board represents a collaboration of ideas for the future Autumn Ridge family room.

Graham Breakfast Nook

Small updates make all the difference. Replacing light fixtures and selecting furniture you love can add character to a heavily used space.

Silver Hill Paint and Windows

A first-floor remodel can be a little overwhelming, but choosing high quality floors, cabinets, and tile make adding the finishing touches a joy! We easily narrowed down paint colors, and this vision board includes two options for window coverings and hardware.

Hall Light Fixture

Elevating a space doesn't have to break the bank. Swapping light fixtures is an easy and cost-efficient way to make a room -- or hall -- more cohesive and inviting.

Walter Kitchen

Updating a kitchen -- versus remodeling -- is a budget-friendly and beautiful option. Merging existing finishes with new and blending family members' styles can create a unique and eclectic result!

Parker Fireplace

Styling the Parker mantle and hearth was truly a collaborative effort! A client's love of shopping, plus an eye for editing, resulted in a lovely European farmhouse fall vignette.

Fall Arrangement

Planning an event doesn't have to mean an elaborate venue, photographer, or balloon arch. Carefully selecting table linens, silverware, and centerpieces can make any gathering feel special.

Home Office Vision Board

When inspiration strikes, it feels good to map it out! Project timelines vary, but it's helpful to have products and finishes selected in advance. It allows you to "live" with a space before committing!

Monroe Laundry Room

This project was designed with both form and function in mind. The Monroe Laundry Room - aka "Pool Room - is a beautiful space for folding laundry or serving drinks!

Monroe Laundry - View II

This space is located close to the garage, kitchen, and pool area at Monroe. During the warmer months, guests flow from the patio into the "Pool Room" to grab a drink or towel. During the holidays, this counter space is perfect for displaying side dishes or desserts until they are ready to be served. The large, deep drawers were specifically designed to store serving platters.

Beaufort Dining Room

Warmth and love exude from the Beaufort Dining Room, which greets guests as soon as they enter the door. The custom millwork adds a layer of depth to this space and makes it even more special!

Milford Dining Room

Making a large room feel cozy and inviting requires attention to size and scale. Proportion was key when designing the Milford Dining Room. This vision board depicts the colors, textures, and finishes selected, which were carefully chosen to add elegance and warmth.

Monroe Kitchen

The custom cabinetry of Monroe kitchen is clearly a highlight. Not only is the cabinetry skillfully crafted, but it's designed with the homeowner -- an avid baker -- in mind. This tower cabinet houses a Kitchen Aid mixer and baking supplies all in one place.

Monroe Kitchen - View II

Designing with intention is a must. The old kitchen pantry has evolved into a lovely space that still stores snacks, but is also home to small appliances like the blender and toaster!

Hanover Vision Board

One of the coolest projects to date! The Hanover house was built in the 1800s and relocated to it's current location. The owners wanted to maintain the integrity of the home while making it more comfortable for their lifestyle.