Carla Aston
This fun shampoo niche uses penny tile and quartz slab material in a boy’s bathroom. Carla Aston, Designer | Colleen Scott, Photographer
I love how shampoo niches are useful and can be an actual feature that brings interest and design to a space with flat surfaces.
Read MoreInteriors designed by: Carla Aston, Photography: Colleen Scott
One of the best parts of any interior design job is getting to photograph your work once it's finished. It’s fun for all of us!
Read MoreIf you have a suburban home built about 20 years ago and you live in a hot climate like we do here in The Woodlands, it’s quite probable that you have travertine floors. While travertine has come full circle and is back in style after being out for a long time, here's how to make them feel on trend again in your home with some fresh paint colors.
Read MoreDying the wallpaper into the inside corners of this niche makes for a clean transition of materials. Designer: Carla Aston
It’s the perfect place in an interior, or in any type of architectural structure, to transition from one finish to another in the smoothest, most logical way possible.
Read MoreSo how do you make the orange stained wood color work?
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