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✨CMS Interior Design INC ✨
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When you client asked for a custom cabin home. ✨
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#vailinteriordesign #vail #modernluxury #interiorstyle #decor #homedecor #interiors #luxuryhome #luxurymodern #luxuryliving #luxurydesign #moderndesign #maketimefordesign #vailcolorado #mountainhouse #mountainmodern #vailvalleyhomes #vailvalley #coloradodesign #luxuryrealestate #mountainliving #interiordesgin #remodel #studiojamesrefinedinteriors #newconstruction #rusticmodern #mountaindesign #mountainluxury #interiordesign #skihouse taken in Vail, Colorado by @cmsinteriordesign

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Before and After process of our commerical project we recently did with SCOMSA. ✨🦷
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#commericalinteriordesign #design #interiordesign #officedesign #commercialdesign #workplacedesign #interiordesigner #officedesk #elsegundo #designtrends #officespace #moderndesign #designyourofficestrongproject #lalife #workspacegoals #laoffice #designlife #strongproject #furniture #instadesign #topinteriordesigners #topinteriordesign #sgdesigner #sgdesigners #sginteriordesign #bestinteriordesign #establishedinteriorfirm #commercialrenovation #wallcoverings #commercialspace by @cmsinteriordesign

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Some of my favorite details in this house! What’s is your favorite? #newproject #listing #realestate #interiors #luxury #custom #residential #fireplace #bathroom #masters #kitchen #outdoor #interiorstyling #ig taken in Manhattan Beach, California by @cmsinteriordesign

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It’s all in the architecture in this bedroom. This bedroom embraces a timeless Spanish-inspired aesthetic with a refined, contemporary interpretation. The focal point is the custom recessed bed wall, framed by elegant curved plaster niches that reference traditional Spanish architecture while adding softness and depth to the room. The upholstered wall panels create a sense of luxury and provide texture without overwhelming the space. The ceiling’s exposed wood beams add warmth, character, and architectural authenticity, balancing the smooth plaster walls and reinforcing the home’s Spanish heritage. #spanish #architecture #bedrooms #interiors #warmth taken in Manhattan Beach, California by @cmsinteriordesign

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Tuesday Tips! Topic: BALANCE Balance is the principle of arranging furniture, colors, textures, shapes, and decorative elements so that visual weight is evenly distributed throughout a room, creating a sense of harmony and stability. #balance #designertips #interiors #creative #textures by @cmsinteriordesign

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4 months ago

If you’re aiming for a modern bathroom that still feels warm and inviting, the key is balancing clean-lined materials with natural textures and wood tones. Color Palette: Soft greige, sand, taupe, or light stone tones. Walls: Large-format porcelain tiles that mimic limestone or travertine. #modern #bathroom #manhattan #colorpalette #interiordesign taken in Manhattan Beach, California by @cmsinteriordesign

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4 months ago

Happy Mother’s Day Mom! I have learned to be the best mom I can be because of you. I surprised you with your 80th birthday in January and boy you were surprised! Everyone came to celebrate you because the love and support your give your friends and family. To many more years. I’m so happy to me a mom like you. @barbarajdecuir #happymothersday #momiloveyou #thankyou #gramdma #mom by @cmsinteriordesign

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5 months ago

This living space is designed to feel warm, inviting, and comfortable—somewhere you can relax but also easily host guests. Soft textures, layered lighting, and a balanced layout make it feel intimate without being crowded. Style: This room leans into transitional design, which blends classic and contemporary elements. You might notice timeless pieces—like a structured sofa or neutral color palette—paired with updated finishes and cleaner lines. It’s not overly traditional or ultra-modern, but right in between. #style #cozy #design #materials #interiors by @cmsinteriordesign

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6 months ago

Designing a warm, inviting room is less about strict rules and more about creating a space that feels comfortable, lived-in, and emotionally welcoming. Interior designers typically blend color, texture, lighting, and layout to make a room feel like a place people want to gather.
Here’s how they approach it:

1. Start with a Warm Color Palette Designers often choose colors that feel cozy and relaxing—think soft neutrals, warm whites, earthy tones, or muted shades like terracotta, olive, and beige. These colors subtly signal comfort and make people feel at ease.
Warm tones = inviting
Cool, stark tones = can feel distant if overused
2. Layer Lighting (This is HUGE)
A single overhead light makes a room feel flat and uninviting. Designers instead layer multiple light sources:
Ambient lighting (ceiling lights)
Task lighting (lamps for reading) Accent lighting (candles, wall sconces)
Warm light bulbs (around 2700K) create a soft, golden glow that feels relaxing—similar to sunset lighting.
3. Use Comfortable, Social Layouts Furniture placement is key. Designers avoid pushing everything against the walls and instead:
Arrange seating to face each other Create conversation zones Keep walking paths open
The goal is to encourage connection, not isolation.
4. Add Texture for Depth
A room feels warmer when it looks and feels soft. Designers layer textures like:
Plush rugs
Throw blankets
Linen or velvet cushions
Wood, woven baskets, or natural materials
Texture makes a space visually rich and physically cozy.
5. Bring in Natural Elements
Nature instantly softens a space. Designers often include:
Houseplants
Fresh flowers
Wood furniture
Stone or clay decor Even small touches make a room feel more alive and welcoming. #warm #design #room #soft #elements by @cmsinteriordesign

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7 months ago

The kitchen set the tone of the whole home! Start with the Purpose when designing.
Start with a Clear Style Direction
Pick a theme so everything feels cohesive. Weather it’s
Modern: clean lines, flat cabinets, minimal clutter
Farmhouse: warm woods, open shelving, cozy textures
Industrial: metal finishes, exposed elements
Scandinavian: light colors, simplicity, natural materials. Kitchen is meant for design and function. #funcional #style #kitchen #interior #tone by @cmsinteriordesign

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7 months ago

Fireplace Tips!
1. Traditional Fireplace
Classic, formal, and timeless.
Key features
Decorative mantel (often carved wood or stone)
Symmetry and detailed moldings
Brick or natural stone surrounds
Best for Traditional homes
Colonial, Victorian, and classic interiors
Designer tip:
Pair with built-in shelves, antique décor, and warm neutral palettes to emphasize the cozy, historic feel.
2. Modern Fireplace
Clean, sleek, and minimal.
Key features Linear or ribbon-shaped flames Minimal or no mantel Smooth materials like concrete, plaster, steel, or glass
Best for Contemporary homes
Open-plan spaces Minimalist interiors
Designer tip:
A long horizontal fireplace placed low on the wall creates a dramatic focal point.
3. Rustic Fireplace
Warm, natural, and cabin-inspired. Key features
Rough stone or reclaimed wood
Large, chunky mantels Natural textures Best for
Mountain homes
Farmhouses Cozy living rooms
Designer tip:
Use oversized stones or stacked stone to emphasize the rugged aesthetic.
4. Transitional Fireplace
A blend of traditional and modern.
Key features
Simple mantel profiles
Neutral materials like limestone or marble Clean lines with subtle detail Best for
Homes that mix classic and contemporary furniture
Designer tip:
A neutral stone surround keeps the look elegant without feeling too formal. Which fireplace is your favorite? #fireplaces #designtips #favourite #interiors #cozy by @cmsinteriordesign

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7 months ago

Indoor–Outdoor Connection
One of the most striking features is the floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that open to a balcony lounge. This creates a seamless connection between the interior and exterior spaces, allowing the sunset and ocean view to become part of the home’s décor.
The outdoor seating area mirrors the interior palette, reinforcing the cohesive indoor–outdoor living concept. The space follows a contemporary coastal-modern aesthetic. Neutral tones, organic textures, and clean architectural lines create a calm, luxurious environment that highlights the stunning sunset view beyond the glass doors. #indoor #outdoor #interiors #sunset #modern taken in Manhattan Beach, California by @cmsinteriordesign

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