Homes

Architect Paul Geary transforms a modest Gulf-front cottage into an inviting family retreat while making the most of the splendid setting.

Vivid hues of blue and gray blend with a mixture of metals in a master suite addition that defines luxury.

By adding custom character and thoughtful details to white walls, small spaces, and bland ceilings, Jessica Conner put a little more pop into this new build in Homewood. Best of all, she came in under budget.

Work with what you have, and then add to it over time to elevate your style quotient. That’s what designer Jennifer Reese did for a client who didn’t believe four boys and a pretty house could go hand in hand.

Designer Katherine B. Melvin works with both first-time homeowners and seasoned collectors to put a fresh face on traditional style.

Teenagers change their minds on a whim. So when designer Alison Smith’s daughter asked her mom for a teenage bedroom makeover, Alison opted for transitional pieces that can be reaccessorized for a whole new look as tastes, color preferences, and personal style changes.

Relocating from a waterfront Florida residence to a landlocked Homewood abode was easy, thanks to a new home that brought a doting grandmother closer to her family.

This Forest Park townhome comes alive each holiday season with an abundance of greenery and lush florals.

In this Mountain Brook home, minimal holiday decorations keep the focus on family while perfectly complementing the sleek mid-century modern interiors.

Interior designer Danielle Balanis saw a diamond in the rough in her Mountain Brook home and took it from dated to dazzling with unexpected and stylish ideas that work for her young family.