Krywicki Interior Design

One of our favorite spaces at Ryan Cottage? The craft room.

With three walls of windows overlooking the trees and lake, custom storage for every supply, and a clean, organic design that feels at home with the rest of the house, this space was created to inspire creativity for kids and adults alike. 🤍

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A perfectly matched home isn't always the most interesting one.

Mixing metals adds contrast, depth, and a sense of collected style that feels far more timeless than a one-finish approach.

From warm brass paired with polished nickel to matte black mixed with bronze, these are a few of our favorite combinations for creating layered, character-filled interiors.

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One of our favorite moments from the Heyward House.

The combination of deep green cabinetry and soapstone countertops creates the perfect balance of richness and restraint — classic, timeless, and full of character. It's proof that a thoughtfully designed bar can become one of the hardest-working and best-looking spaces in a home. ✨

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Southern charm, reimagined for the next generation.

blends vintage character with contemporary design to create a student living experience that feels both elevated and welcoming. Layered textures, handcrafted details, and thoughtfully curated furnishings honor the traditions of Athens while inspiring what comes next.

One of our favorite student housing projects to date. 🤎

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The heart of the home, with a view that's hard to compete with.

For the kitchen and dining spaces at Wicker Point, our goal was to create a feeling that was elegant yet grounded—sophisticated enough for entertaining, but warm enough for everyday life at the lake.

Rich tones, dark wood accents, layered textures, and a thoughtful mix of metals bring depth and character to the space, while a wall of windows keeps the focus where it belongs: on the breathtaking views just beyond.

When the architecture frames the lake this beautifully, every meal comes with a front-row seat.

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The difference between a home that feels flat and one that feels layered often comes down to contrast, texture, and thoughtful combinations.

The spaces we’re most drawn to usually aren’t made from perfectly matching finishes or furniture sets — they’re built through layers that create warmth, depth, and personality.

From mixing wood tones and incorporating vintage pieces to layering lighting and textiles, these details are what make a home feel collected over time rather than overly curated.

Swipe through for a few of our favorite ways to create spaces that feel rich, elevated, and lived in.

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Pool days are officially back. ☀️

When we design outdoor spaces, we're thinking about so much more than the pool itself. We're creating places for morning coffee by the water, long afternoons with family, impromptu cannonballs, and evenings spent watching the sunset from a lounge chair.

The best outdoor spaces feel like a natural extension of the home — thoughtfully designed, beautifully detailed, and made for making memories all summer long.

Tell us: are you spending your summer at the lake, the beach, or by the pool?

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Designed for gathering, lingering, and making everyday moments feel a little more special.

The dining room at our Kennesaw Tudor project balances timeless architecture with a fresh, modern perspective. Rich textures, warm wood tones, organic shapes, and carefully layered materials create a space that feels both refined and inviting — perfect for everything from weeknight dinners to holiday celebrations.

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