This dining room is in his own home, which is a Victorian built in 1905. When he purchased the home, his friends all thought he was crazy --the building was a mess, having undergone several disasterous renovations over the century. But wow, he succeeded in finally giving this home a proper renovation. 
Can you believe the height of the windows in this space? 
I love the steel casement door!
I'm also drawn to Davis's bathroom designs. They have a bold, masculine feel to them. And even in the loo, he encourages natural light. But of course, includes frosted glass for privacy when neccessary!
I love the dark, oversized tiles in this bathroom. 
This space is also part of his Victorian home, where he eliminated flat ceilings and opened up the space to the roofline. I just can't say it enough - I'm obsessed with all of the light!
I also love the texture created from his frequent use of paneled walls! Isn't this an amazing before & after?
I thought this space was so cute too. It's part of a project that won several awards for its use of green design. Such a great way to take advantage of a small space. 
OMG I want to be there right now!! The floor tile is beautiful, the fireplace - stunning!
These 2 pictures above are part of a renovation that was neccessary after a devastating fire. Because the client had lost most of her belongings in the fire, storage wasn't a top priority for her. She just wanted a sense of openness.
Gorgeous!He's also the architect for the Stable Cafe that I wrote about earlier -- click here to see it!
Photo Credits: Malcolm Davis Architecture
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These 2 FLW buildings join the Sears Tower, the John Hancock Center, the Space Needle and the Empire State Building sets as Lego aims to inspire future engineers and architects by making great design more accessible. The FLW sets include educational historical information and photographs too!
A skylight like this would be nice too!
I'm loving both the circular carpet AND the ceiling detail. 
I really hope my future children can be as well dressed as this child. I mean HONESTLY! Is she not the cutest thing ever?!
I'm obsessed with the preppy girlyness of this TV room.
and I LOVE the grey of this room. LOVE LOVE LOVE.
This kitchen is one of 
This room is an old Domino favorite. I'm guessing most of you have seen it before, but how could I not include it?! 
I love the vintage feeling of the couch! And the "
I wish I was gutsy enough to do a design like this! I've been seeing a lot of turquoise in the kitchen... are the 50's coming back?!
This pic and the next one don't have any green, but I like them anyways! Mod is so fun sometimes!
Cute lamps!
As it's name suggests, the building was once an old stable. Architect 
Those windows! All of that light! 
I DIE over the unfinished wood ceiling and walls. 
I'm in love with the ceiling here too!
It has received excellent reviews! The people, the food, the atmosphere -- all great! And apparently it also has a great "pressed 
Shown here, Amanda is a New York designer known for her bold use of color. How cute is the pink and orange toile behind her and I LOVE that pink chair. 
She balances function and style, Classicism and Modernism. Amanda understands the demands that family life can put on a space-- I bet that corduroy couch is sooo comfortable. 
And this porch is a full on outdoor living room. What a fabulous space to relax. 
I've been resistant to this trendy color, but I LOVE how she uses lavender here. It's just the right color and balanced with the different shades. 
Confirmed Amanda Nisbet is an expert with color --- I LOVE how she uses it in this room! All of the patterns, colors and textures compliment each other so nicely!
I'm loving the light fixtures!
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