This is a view of the living room with a glimpse of the kitchen.  

The built-ins on each side of the fireplace have been added since the home was built.  Without them the room felt unfinished and we are still working on accessorizing them.  The blue chair was the owner's grandmothers and has sentimental value.  It will be recovered when we find the right fabric.  

The dining room is not very big in this home.  We wanted a large table to accommodate up to eight people.  Placing the table in the middle of the room made the space very cramped as there is also seating at the counter that separates the dining room and the kitchen.  So I found a great little settee to place in front of the window and a large table that expands to seat eight.  The cabinet seen on the right opens up and can be used as a buffet table.  Eventually a wood ceiling detail will be added and the light will no longer swag.

Just off the kitchen is a small outdoor seating area.  

The master bedroom has Indian influences, from the paisley print on the headboard to the elephant accents and carved wooden panels.