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Christopher Tracy Design was able to transform this Sandia Heights gem  into a palace after a serious water leak had ravished the whole structure.  Modern style isn’t the only one that can utilize neutral colors, as evidenced in this contemporary open floor plan with separate spaces for all entertaining needs. Using straight and clean lines on the furnishings, the dining chairs match the sofas to tie both sitting spaces together, while the dark brown tones in the table and art allow the furniture to stand out.

On a limited budget, this small town house got a fun facelift based off of our authentic New Mexican style.  With a touch of modern we were able to accomplish this and make it warm and inviting. Painting the whole house including kitchen cabinets, lighting and carpet plus Christopher’s incredible eye for furniture and accessories, this furnished rental is always a cozy home for all who walk through the door.

Using a mix of modern and cozy, this country club house was transformed into a stunning space. Walls within the den and the kitchen and living room were knocked down to create a more open floor plan, and the back wall of the kitchen was replaced with floor-to-ceiling glass doors to help bring in neutral colors to balance the warm colors of the flooring.

This townhouse was bought by the client as a challenge to Christopher. He had to completely remodel the space in less than a month. Not only did he completely gut and replace everything, but the house sold before it went onto the market.

One of Christopher’s original designs, this house highlights his ability to improve any space that he touches while keeping in line with the client’s needs. All windows in this house were made larger and with single pane glass in order to capture the gorgeous views of the Sandia’s, bringing in a beautiful amount of light during the daytime. Custom black drapes were made to fit the client’s need to block out the light during certain parts of the day, while also giving each space a soft yet grand feeling. Black accents were used throughout to draw the eye into each room , while light colored furniture and soft chandeliers serve as a gorgeous balance to the richness of each black piece. This house blends multiple stunning pieces into one coherent flow through color, placement, and the magical touch of a great designer.

Mixing a minimal and clean aesthetic with mid century furniture, this house is the definition of less is more. This house was first built in the 1950s as a mid century styled ranch, and was a collaborative project between Christopher Tracy Design and Anderson Contractors. Each of these unique abstract art pieces are hung strategically in each room to create a subtle statement. The furniture plays beautifully into the tone that the art sets, as the colors of the accent chairs are pulled directly from the art pieces they are near. The cool tones of both the art and the furniture are nicely complimented with the warm dark wood, which pops against the soft white walls and flooring. The attention to detail shines through in the kitchen; where Christopher made the lower cabinets darker and the upper cabinets lighter in order to draw the eye up to the skylight above. This house encapsulates the idea of using subtly to pull together a comforting and breathtaking home.

This thoughtful in-law suite was created by renovating an indoor car garage that shared a wall with one of the existing bedrooms. The styling holds a subtle warmth in it for any visiting family member or friend, as the backsplash melts into the countertops in the kitchen to create a timeless look. The gorgeous white paneled flooring draws the eye across the entire space, creating a peaceful flow from the kitchen area to the TV room. The cabinetry in the kitchen mimics the rustic doors on the house while staying true to the lighter pallet that encapsulates the room. The TV Console table continues the subtle movement that the cabinets have into the sitting space, while also complimenting the matching upholstered furniture. This in-law suite is a beautiful showcase of how any space can be turned into a lovely place to stay.

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