SmithErickson Designs

A kitchen that leans into simplicity. A soft color palette with warm wood, off white cabinetry, and just enough contrast to keep it interesting with brass hardware.

Nothing feels overworked. Clean lines and thoughtful details. Easy, functional, and meant to be lived in.

We're still obsessed with color drenched rooms! There's something about the drama and energy it brings that can't be beat. We'll definitely be incorporating it in future designs.

Even the smaller spaces of your home deserve attention!!

Thinking about how materials work together is key. In this laundry room it’s a combination of soft cabinetry tones, brass accents, and the double herringbone tile install on the floor. Not one detail is overly bold, but together it feels balanced and intentional.

Some of the best moments happen before a project is finished.

It’s the in between, adjusting, layering, stepping back, and refining. This all happens before a space really takes shape.

We’re not just placing pieces, we’re paying attention to how everything feels together.

Because when it’s right, you can sense it.

One thing we always think about is how everything in a room should relate to each other. Mix your wood tones, repeat a few key materials, and don’t be afraid of a little contrast; it’s what makes a space feel layered and pulled together.

We feel powder rooms are where design gets to take risks.

From expressive wallpaper moments to timeless pedestal sinks, tailored wall paneling, and rich, moody palettes. Each one tells its own story in a small but impactful way.

A space to experiment, elevate, and leave a lasting impression.

Soft hues, clean lines, and understated elegance. Warm woods and brass accents add depth, while thoughtful design makes this kitchen feel refined yet approachable.

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When used on millwork or permanent fixtures, green becomes less of an accent and more of a foundation.

It brings depth to a room while feeling calm and liveable, especially when paired with warmer finishes and natural materials.

A quiet statement and a fitting one for today.