Pulp Design Studios | ICON Issue 13

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PULP DESIGN STUDIOS
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BEGINNINGS
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HOME
new look
RESOLUTION
ROOMS
Spaces that support
your 2025 intentions!
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Meaningful Design to Inspire People’s Lives
Sculptural Rope Lighting
Made in New York
Luke Lamp Co. is rooted in the belief that lighting
should be more than just functional; it should be
an art form that enhances the spaces we inhabit.
We approach each design with a commitment to
simplicity, beauty, and meticulous craftsmanship,
ensuring that every piece we create is not only a
source of light but tells a story of quality, integrity,
and passion.
lukelampco.com
@lukelampco
LE CHIC BOHÈME COLLECTION
BATHROOM - JARDIN EMERALD
Find inspiration at cosentino.com
ô @cosentinousa
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CONTENTS
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TREND
WATCH
IN this
ISSUE
FOUNDERS’ LETTER 6
Pulp Pulp Design Studios
Cody Ulrich Photography
Cody Ulrich FOUNDERS’ FINDS 8
ON THE COVER
Photo by Cody Ulrich
TREND WATCH 10
STARTING OVER 12
RESOLUTION ROOMS 32
BEFORE & AFTER 42
THE FUTURE OF COLOR 58
KITCHEN MAKEOVER TIPS 64
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STARTING
OVER
Pulp gave a 1913
Tudor home a new
life that perfectly
blends history and
modern style.
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stunning 3D art
PRODUCT FOCUS: 3D ART 68
CURB APPEAL 70
STYLE FOCUS: KNOCK KNOCK 72
FIRED UP 74
HOW DO YOU PULP ? 76
BEHIND THE SCENES 78
ASK PULP ANYTHING 79
SHAKE IT UP 80
PULP PLAYLIST 81
THE LAST WORD 82
Our distinction is in the journey of construction.
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OUNDERS’ LETTER
The first day of a new year always has us dreaming of starting
over, making resolutions, or finding a fresh approach with
new ideas. That’s how we keep things exciting and innovative
at Pulp Design Studios. We’re always reinventing what design
can be and we’re looking to the future for our business and our clients.
In this latest issue of ICON, we’re showcasing new beginnings, whether
that’s a more modern look for an historic home, a fabulous before and
after, or trends that we see on the horizon.
We’re also featuring “resolution rooms” in this issue, which are those
spaces that we know you have been dreaming of as you set your
intentions for 2025. They could be home gyms, new offices, organized
pantries and closets, or even game rooms.
This issue of ICON also showcases new ideas from Pulp, including how to
create curb appeal, insight into the best tips for kitchen makeovers, and
innovative art.
No matter what new beginnings you may have planned for this year, we
hope you enjoy this issue of ICON and we look forward to continuing
our Pulp adventures with you!
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BETH DOTOLO AND CAROLINA GENTRY
PULP DESIGN STUDIOS

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FOUNDERS’ FINDS
Pulp Design Studios’ co-founders love finding new products that make their lives easier and more glam!
BETH’S PICKS
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As a business owner, I am
always on my phone. This
faux python leather case
from Flaunt gives my
phone a chic look while
I’m talking to clients or
texting with Carolina!
I like to mix metals in
interiors and for my
own jewelry! This ear
cuff from Jennifer
Fisher takes two-toned
to a modern level.
1This organic lamp by
Studio Palatin offers super
functionality due to its
cordless design, allowing it
to go anywhere you do!
resolution
STYLE!
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My goal for 2025
is to read more,
and top of my list
is this first book
by my good friend
Jonathan Savage!
Is fitness on your 2025 list of
resolutions? This Bala Beam will
make you feel as sleek as it looks!
CAROLINA’S PICKS
luxe throw is both
cozy and chic, featuring a
Mondrian-themed design
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by Jonathan Adler.
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I’m into charms of
all shapes and sizes,
so I’m obsessed with
this quill-shaped
piece of turquoise
topped by a diamond.
Available from Irene
Neuwirth, this charm
can be worn alone or
with other favorite
keepsakes.
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beautiful functionality,
so the Wave Pitcher from
Mociun definitely fits
the bill. It’s perfect for
mixing up a batch of chic
cocktails.
mix it
UP!
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6Stunning shapes
form a diamond
and gold design
from Azlee, a
unique take on
the tennis bracelet.
Speaking of cocktails, this
Smokeshow starter bundle
gives you everything you
need to craft those ontrend
smoky bourbon
drinks!
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TREND WATCH
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For the Pulp team, starting
a new project always
begins with an inspiration
board like the one you see
above. It helps us define
our client’s style and gives
us a guide for the interiors.
Here are some of
our favorite and inspiring
trends right now!
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1.ANIMAL ATTRACTION.
A playful catchall bowl from Haas is
crafted in an eye-catching gold and
matte black. It’s made of porcelain
and embellished with 24K gold.
2. ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS.
Matisse’s cut-outs were the
inspiration for a handpainted
wallcovering from Porter Teleo, soon
to be seen in a Pulp project in Florida.
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3. MIXED METALS.
Carolina gave these Stevie hoops
from Mejuri to Beth for Christmas.
They are two-toned and can be
worn in multiple ways, which is a
perfect fit for Beth’s style!
4. SPRING INSPO FROM DIOR.
The stunning ads from Dior in
Architectural Digest offer a moody
take on spring fashions.
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5. AN HONOR TO REMEMBER.
A friend and fellow designer who passed
too soon, Traci Zeller gave this necklace to
the Pulp duo. To honor her, Pulp is asking
for donations to a scholarship in her name
at VCU. To give, enter Traci’s name in
“Special Instructions.”
6. INFUSED BEAUTY. Donghia’s
Blockbuster wallcovering is infused with
mica, giving it a stunning glow.
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7. ARCHITECTURAL STYLE.
The new Hermès H Booming bracelet
is inspired by architectural design.
Gorgeous in black and gold, it was
featured in the Winter issue of Elle Decor.
8. SURPRISING LEATHER LOOKS.
These beautiful leather samples are
meant to be used as flooring, a luxe and
surprisingly durable idea from EcoDomo.
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9. TIMELESS TEXTURES.
Mohair and woven checks are timeless
looks that are elevated by both color and
style in these luxe Donghia fabrics that
Pulp is using in a mountain project.
10. ETERNAL SPRING.
This grasscloth brings spring vibes while
still retaining a modern style. It’s the Gru
Magnus design from Schumacher in a
lovely beige and gray palette.
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STARTING
OVER
Old Home,
New Look
Pulp Design Studios Transformed a 1913
Historic Seattle Home with Interiors
Full of Personality and Flair
Pulp loves to create beautiful homes, but we also want to be sure that
each home functions perfectly for our clients. When we took on a
6,000-square-foot project in the Laurelhurst neighborhood of Seattle,
it was an historic home from 1913, and the owners wanted to give it a
new life with a more modern style. While there were stunning architectural
features like stained glass windows and original doors, there were also odd
nooks and crannies in the layout. Pulp came to the rescue with interiors full
of personality and flair.
Interior Design: PULP DESIGN STUDIOS
Photographer: CODY ULRICH
Location: SEATTLE Scope: MICRO-RENOVATION
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STARTING OVER
A new look should definitely start at the
front door, so Pulp took advantage of
the stunning original stained glass door
to use a glass sculpture for a light fixture
in the entry. Modern art and a fabulous
bench help set the tone for the decor in
the surrounding rooms.
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STARTING OVER
The dining room has a lovely balance of
historic and modern design. The color
palette is calm, with a dreamy quality
that’s enhanced by the custom-colored
Porter Teleo wallcovering on the
ceiling. It’s the perfect backdrop for the
breathtaking Oly light fixture.
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STARTING OVER
The kitchen had a low-key redesign, with
new fixtures, hardware, and a backsplash
inspired by the lake views just outside.
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The den is a beautifully quiet gathering
place for our clients to recharge and
reconnect with views to the beautiful
lake just outside.
The room offers a lot of space for guests
and family, including functional ottomans
that can pull out for extra seating.
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STARTING OVER
Pulp used the art and architecture to inspire the furnishings in the living room.
An embroidered fabric on the sofas is creatively placed to add visual interest,
with the seats covered in a performance velvet. The layout of this older home
was a challenge and Pulp designed different ways to give every inch of the home
a strong personality. We turned a breakfast room into a reading nook with a
game table, including a great banquette with custom fringe
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STARTING OVER
These clients had incredible works of art
and mementos that they had collected
on their travels. They added so much
personality to the historic home.
Swivel chairs can turn to take in the view
of the lake or can move to the perfect
position for conversation.
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STARTING OVER
The gorgeous views of the lake inspired the tranquil
palette in the primary suite. Textures and subtle
patterns offer a quiet character and personality,
including fabrics from Pulp’s S.Harris collection.
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STARTING OVER
Bold veining in the primary
bathroom floor tile adds a
sense of quiet drama to the
spa-like space.
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resolution
ROOMS
This is the time when we all set our intentions and resolutions for a new year. Pulp believes
that a home should always support the way you want to live, so we’ve become experts at
creating spaces that will help you stick to your goals for 2025!
Wellness
Rooms
Personal wellness and self care are
always on-trend, so rooms that can
support those goals are definitely on the
top of our clients’ lists for their homes.
That can include home gyms, yoga rooms,
spa bathrooms, steam shower rooms,
saunas, and even indoor pools. Our own
Pulp team has included these healthful
spaces in their personal homes!
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RESOLUTION ROOMS
Organized
Spaces
There’s nothing better than having a place for
everything, and everything in its place. We
spend a lot of time with our clients talking
about how they use their homes and what they
need to organize and put away. We want to
give them the perfect storage for every single
item, whether that’s in a pantry, a closet, or
even in a home organizing station that keeps
appointments and mail where it needs to be.
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RESOLUTION ROOMS
Home
Bars
Spending more time with family and friends is
on a lot of goal lists for 2025, and what better
way to entertain than with a home bar?!
Whether our clients are shaking up signature
cocktails or fun-for-the-family mocktails, Pulp
offers everything they need at home. In these
home bars we’ve designed across the country,
we included wine storage, drink fridges, sinks,
microwave drawers for snacks, and storage
for all the glasses and accessories. Bar stools
accommodate guests, and in one Seattle
home, we even made it an indoor/outdoor
space with a roll-up window.
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RESOLUTION ROOMS
Game
Rooms
Making your home a destination for fun should definitely be
one of your resolutions for 2025. Pulp creates unique game
and play spaces that little kids love, that even teens will think
are cool, and that support game nights for the adults in the
home. We’re even in the process of designing a golf simulation
room that we’ll unveil in the coming months, so stay tuned!
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RESOLUTION ROOMS
Home
Offices
If one of your resolutions is to write
a novel, start a new business, or just
work from home more often, having a
dedicated space for that all-important
goal is key! Pulp has created home offices
with plenty of space, desks that tuck into
kitchens or bedrooms, and homework
spaces for the kids in the home. And
we always offer clever solutions like
pop-up outlets, hidden storage, and cord
management.
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Before
& After
Modern Organics
Pulp Design Studios gave this modern
Seattle treehouse an innovative makeover
Pulp originally helped this client with a fabulous
furnishings package, and she was so happy with the
result that she decided she wanted to go even further.
So we came in with an innovative redesign that
breathed new life into this modern treehouse. Take a look at
the rooms before and the stunning results after we got to work!
Interior Design: PULP DESIGN STUDIOS
Photographer: CODY ULRICH
Location: SEATTLE
Builder: PROFORM BUILDS
The home’s location on a tree-lined property inspired
the organic materials and chic neutral palette.
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BEFORE & AFTER
The wall you can see in the “before” shot above
really blocked a lot of light in the space!
In the formal living room, Pulp opened up the
partition wall that separated the family room and
kitchen from the living room, creating more space
and flow within the interiors.
after
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BEFORE & AFTER
One of the biggest transformations was in the kitchen. The original room was had drabcolored
cabinets and walls. Pulp’s renovation included new cabinetry in a warm wood
that reflected an updated organic style for this modern house in the trees.
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BEFORE & AFTER
Changing the ceiling was a huge part of this new look. Before,
the ceiling seemed heavy and weighed down the look of the
room. Adding all of that stunning warm wood seemed to bring
in the outdoors in a sophisticated style.
after
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BEFORE & AFTER
In any project, Pulp pays attention to every
single detail. In the photo to the right, you can
see how we templated the pattern for the stone
slabs, ensuring that the striations will match
perfectly in the kitchen and bathrooms!
after
The dull white cabinetry that ran
along one wall was transformed
into storage that not only works
perfectly, but also looks like a
work of art.
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BEFORE & AFTER
Pulp’s renovation allows the light to shine in, creating chic
and modern spaces that are livable and stunning!
after
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BEFORE & AFTER
after
Our clients have busy lives, so too often they
put themselves (or their personal rooms!) on
the back burner. Pulp made the bedroom the
primary focus for these clients, giving them a
serene oasis that is far from an afterthought!
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BEFORE & AFTER
Even in the guest bedroom, Pulp wanted to have that stunning wow
factor. So the warm wood ceiling was extended into this space, and it
pairs perfectly with the gorgeous wall covering we used for the focal wall.
after
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the
Future of
COLOR
Every year paint companies and forecasters reveal their selections for the color trend
they predict will be tops in the coming months. For 2025, the colors are definitely
entering a cozy and moody period, with complex hues that are both eye-catching and
vibrant. Which of these colors would you love to have in your home next year?
Benjamin Moore: Narragansett Green
Blue led the way for 2024 color trends, and Valspar believes that color is definitely not going
anywhere. According to the company, this new selection for 2025 has an “Old World feel
while being simultaneously modern and playful.” Pulp loves a wide range of blues, and we used
a very close copy of Encore in this Laredo playroom.
Pantone: Mocha Mousse
Pantone predicts this warm light brown will be very popular in 2025, mostly due to its cozy
nature. It also is a color that takes an organic turn, highlighting the natural world. Pulp used
this color in its Dallas project, warming up the dining space with a grounding color.
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COLOR TRENDS
Stainmaster:
Truffle
Deep chocolate browns are continuing
that earthy trend for 2025. Stainmaster
sees a need for coziness and nostalgia
in the coming year, so that’s why it
chose this dark truffle hue. Pulp loves
to envelop a room in a moody color, but
sometimes using that tone to highlight
a feature is the best approach. We
wrapped this inglenook fireplace in a
Seattle project with a lovely chocolate
color that works perfectly with the
wallpaper and bright white room.
Sherwin-Williams: Fabulous Grape
Behr isn’t the only paint company to select a raspberry-leaning red for its 2025 color
trend. Several companies are highlighting complex reds for the new year, with pink
and grey undertones. Pulp used this juicy and chic color to paint the ceiling of a
Dallas dining room. The result is both cozy and daring!
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COLOR TRENDS
Sherwin-Williams: Inspired Lilac
Purple is on a lot of lists for 2025! Glidden has selected Purple Basil and
Benjamin Moore tapped Cinnamon Slate as its color of the year. So look for
various shades of purples to come forward, like this gorgeous range that
Pulp used in a Dallas girl’s bedroom.
Sherwin-Williams: A Capsule
White never ever goes out of style. For 2025, Sherwin-Williams is celebrating 15
years of guiding color trends by selecting a capsule of 9 top colors. Two of those
colors are whites because the company knows that shade is a perennial favorite.
What else is included in the paint companies list? Of course it’s purples and
brown hues,highlighting the importance of earth tones.
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6 tips for
KITCHEN MAKEOVERS
Nothing makes a home feel brand new more than a fabulous kitchen redesign. It’s the heart of the
home and where everyone wants to gather. At the top of most renovation lists, this room needs both a
stunning look and amazing functionality. Here are Pulp’s top tips for creating the perfect kitchen.
1 Type Cast
We always start a kitchen renovation by asking our clients what type of cook
they are. If they love to bake, then we’re going to deliver specialty storage,
cabinets made for their baking pans, and a fabulous range. If they like to order
in more often, then their kitchen design might focus more on microwave
drawers and easy-access refrigerators. And serious entertainers will want
wine storage and double dishwashers. Knowing how you plan to use this room
should always be the focus for how it is designed!
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Island Time
No matter how you use the kitchen, Pulp believes an island or peninsula is
a must-have! It creates seating for guests when you’re preparing a meal, a
space for homework and crafts, or a second dining area for your family. This
one detail creates that hub that’s so important for this “heart of the home.”
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KITCHEN RENOVATIONS
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Light Up
The Pulp team always reviews
a lighting plan for every kitchen
we design. There should be a
layered design here, with bright
overhead lights, task lighting, a
fixture over the sink or stove,
and maybe even under-cabinet
lighting. That plan can literally
determine whether or not you
love your finished kitchen!
5 Store More
No one has ever regretted
including a lot of storage in
their new kitchen! Plan the
cabinetry wisely and use
every available square inch.
You can store flat pans at
floor level in the “toe kick”
molding. You can include
specialty storage for spices,
utensils, baking necessities,
and more. And you should
definitely think about where
and how you want to store
small appliances.
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Be Bold
Take a risk in your kitchen
design! It shouldn’t all
be about functionality -
you’re going to spend a
LOT of time in this space,
so be sure that it is fashionable,
too. There are
no rules for which colors
should be included in
kitchen designs, so think
out of the box!
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Invest Wisely
When it comes to where to invest in a kitchen,
the sky really is the limit! If you want to target
your investment, this is the time to think about
how you will use the kitchen. Our clients who
cook will always go for the top-of-the-line
range, for example. So what is most important
to you?
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product
FOCUS
Three-Dimensional Art
The Pulp team loves to curate art for their clients and we’re always searching for the most
unique and eye-catching pieces. We’re especially taken with new three-dimensional designs
that literally pop off the walls. Here are some of our favorites!
MIRROR IMAGES
Three mirrored
disks emerge
from a wooden
background in
this piece we
used in a Seattle
home. It offers the
organic style we
used throughout
the home, and
it perfectly
complements the
Maeve Sculpture
from Arteriors.
POP ART
Samantha McCurdy
designed this dark
and mysterious
piece of art that
curves off of its
background.
Viewed from the
front, it looks like a
seamless block. But
from the side the
distinctive curves
are revealed!
CIRCLE UP
Two more pieces
by artist Samantha
McCurdy seem
to be pushing
their way out of
their frames. The
curved shapes are
a great balance
to all the sharp
lines on the
wallcovering.
WORD PLAY
We used brass
letters in this
Dallas home to
showcase the
family mantra.
The extra
dimension gives
the words even
more impact.
KEVIN DOTOLO
PHOTOGRAPHY
FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY FOR YOUR INTERIORS
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CURB APPEAL
Curb Appeal
Some homes just make you stop in your tracks. But what separates a ho-hum-house from
one with major curb appeal? Pulp loves to work with contractors and architects to create
stunning homes and to update those that need a little more chic style!
For this updated Tudor home in
Seattle, a little paint goes a LONG
way to creating a fresh take. The dark
windows and eaves are complemented
by an apple green front door.
We love working with top-notch landscape architects
on our projects. It’s always key for Pulp to include
gorgeous outdoor sculptures and planters for visual
interest, like in the gardens of this Seattle treehouse.
For this modern Dallas farmhouse, we created
a more functional and entertaining front yard
by creating a custom swing and a firepit.
To modernize and update the exterior of this Laredo home, Pulp created an entire front wall,
brought in oversized planters, and crafted custom doors to create a grand private entry.
For this Seattle lakeside home, the
architects created a beautiful modern
style that pulled the outdoors inside.
Pulp defined the spaces with furnishings
that balanced that look without getting
in the way of the gorgeous view!
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Style Focus:
KNOCK KNOCK
An important part of any home’s curb appeal is the front door! It needs to be as beautiful inside
as it is outside, after all first impressions are everything. Here are some of Pulp’s favorite door
designs from projects across the country.
Pulp’s philosophy is that nothing says bold better than a strong color!
Don’t be shy when it comes to your front door. This is a great place
to use a dramatic color, just be sure it complements the exterior
materials of the home. For this Lake McQueeney midcentury-modern
project, the citrus orange was perfect for both the style of the home
and the stone walls.
There are so many fabulous door designs,
so think out of the box when it comes to
which one you select. Pivoting doors are
having a moment, and this one was a great
counterpoint for the super-modern design
of the Seattle home.
This Dallas home has a distinctly European style, so Pulp
used a lovely French blue on the front door to set the tone
for what guests will see inside.
While it’s great to have the natural light flooding into your
home, our clients often want their privacy, too. The frosted
glass on the door of this Seattle home gives them the best of
both worlds.
The very best front door
makes an impact outside and
inside! In this Dallas home,
Pulp highlighted the bold black
lacquer door with a superpatterned
wall covering. It
makes a grand entrance for this
stunning space.
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Fired up
Color and pattern make a distinctive design for this Dallas-area
sitting room! We love when our clients are ready to embrace color,
and this room definitely makes an impact.
It’s definitely the season for warm fires on cold nights! Pulp Design Studios
designs rooms holistically, and that includes functional features like fireplaces.
Whether it’s creating a new surround, specifying a unique fireplace design, or
updating an older look, we love to bring the heat!
We love the look of marble, but that doesn’t mean it has to always
showcase a traditional style. In the Seattle home below, we
fashioned a more modern take on the surround.
In the modern Dallas living room above, a cantilevered mantel becomes a
work of art, with the warm wood highlighting the style of the home.
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Visually stunning style is created with a herringbone
design of stone tiles on the floor-to-ceiling fireplace
surround on the right. For this Seattle home, it not only
warms the room, but it also adds a sense of drama.
For this modern Seattle lakefront home, we used a dimensional design for the surround
with a subtle color palette that highlights the stonework inside the fireplace.
We wrapped this Dallas study in a moody hue, so we used a
fireplace surround that made a bold statement, too. The veining
on the surround adds a gorgeous visual interest.
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FOR S. HARRIS
CONTRACT and
RESIDENTIAL FABRICS
STEPHANIE SWANDER
used our Old Cairo fabric for
S.Harris for decorative pillows
in a living room she designed.
HOW do
YOU PULP?
Our Dresden wallcovering in Ebonite,
part of our S.Harris collection, looks
amazing in this project by CASEY
HOWARD. We love how it’s used on
the back of the bookshelves!
We love seeing how our designer friends use our
fabrics, wallpaper, and other product designs in their
interior projects!
The OMNI ORLANDO guestrooms,
designed by Looney, used our Cairo
fabric by S.Harris in a custom color
on the guest beds.
SHARON MCCORMICK
used our Starburst Hardware
for a home office makeover
that’s chic and glam.
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BEHIND the SCENES
An Inside Look at How Pulp Works
Pulp has so many new projects underway, so our time is filled with finding fresh resources
and walking the job sites to double check the details!
QASK
PULP
ANYTHING!
@PulpDesigns
See more insider photos on Instagram!
“I’m under a serious deadline to refresh
a room. What’s the quickest way to a new
look that will have the biggest impact?”
Anne Shelor
Nothing makes a bigger (and quicker) impact than paint! And that doesn’t mean you have to
make a split decision on a color that you may regret later. In the Dallas home we designed
below, we took a former Tuscan-style home and modernized it with a bright white paint. It
made a huge and immediate difference in how the room looked! Then we added black to the
cabinetry in the bar area and suddenly a dated room is transformed into a chic and fabulous
space. Start with new paint and you’ll be surprised at how quickly your interiors look new again.
Carolina on a Dallas job site A new build in Seattle First look at a Dallas kitchen in the works
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Sneak peek at a Seattle living room
Fresh coat of paint in Dallas
Beth selecting frames for a client’s art
Send your questions to icon@pulpdesignstudios.com
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BATCH it UP
No fuss entertaining!
A Freezer Door Martini is the ultimate
trick for no-fuss entertaining, ensuring
you are always ready to serve a
perfectly chilled cocktail at a
moments notice.
Freezer Door Martini
INGREDIENTS (serves 8)
1 liter or 33 oz of Gin (or Vodka)
4 oz. of Dry Vermouth
2 oz. Olive Brine
(or more if you like it dirty)
2 oz. Water
Garnish
3 olives
Lemon rind - this twist brightens it up
EQUIPMENT
1 liter glass bottle
Glassware of your choice
INSTRUCTIONS
Pour 6 ounces of gin out of the
bottle and reserve for later.
Pour 27 oz of gin into glass bottle and
add vermouth, brine and water.
Put the top on the bottle and invert
it to incorporate the ingredients.
Place bottle in freezer for at least
4 hours and up to 2 months.
PULP NEW BEGINNINGS
PLAYLIST
It’s already diluted, so just pour
your desired amount in glass,
garnish and enjoy!
DALLAS
Snooze, SZA
Love Me JeJe, Tess
Take Me Where Your Heart Is, Q
Premix
& CHILL
This effortless approach
means you can focus on
enjoying the company of your
guests rather than playing
bartender all night.
Photo by Kevin Dotolo
Photo by Kevin Dotolo
SEATTLE
New Slang, The Shins
Only Child, Tierra Whack
Mouthful of Diamonds, Phantogram
LOS ANGELES
Birds of a Feather, Billie Eilish
Come Over, VanJess
After Hours, The Weeknd
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THE
LAST
WORD!
Hey, Beth &
Carolina:
What was one
of your
favorite new
build homes?
MODERN FARMHOUSE
“This was an exciting project for us
because it was the very first ‘real’ home
for our clients! They had lived in New York
apartments before they moved to Dallas
and they wanted to finally have their
dream home. We gave them everything
they wanted - and more!” — Carolina
SEATTLE GLASSHOUSE
“For this beautiful house in Seattle, we
worked closely with the clients, the
builder, and the architect for over two
years, from initial planning through
to installation. They were not afraid of
color, pattern, or taking a risk, so this
project was one of our favorites.” — Beth
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