Finished kitchen with island and dark accessories and countertops
Frank M. Bell Interiors
Multiple locations, mostly Montgomery County

Collaboration with interior designer Frank M. Bell, known for classic interiors, historic preservation, and custom trim profiles. Partnering with Ballard + Mensua for timeless design.

  • Finished kitchen with island and dark accessories and countertops
  • Farmhouse style kitchen with offwhite cabinets and dark accessories
  • Finished formal dining room from Cripplegate project
  • All wood den for Sugarland Lane home, complete with leather recliners
  • Cheery family room from Sugarland Lane project from Frank M Bell
  • Expansive, dark stained wood wine cellar for Sugarland Lane
  • Deep front porch for Ballard & Mensua's Sugarland Lane project
  • Bright, modern staircase with natural wood highlights
  • Final Man Cave for Parkston Rd project
  • Bright and white farmhouse style kitchen with stainless steel appliances
  • Formal family room with built in bookcases on Newington Rd
  • Final formal dining room from Frank M Bell at Newington Rd
  • Dark wood kitchen renovation for the Newington Rd project
  • Green and creme kitchen renovation from Ballard & Mensua's project on Selkirk Dr
  • Left angle of Selkirk Drive's new kitchen with kitchen island and pendant lighting
  • Informal dining room with french doors and dark green accents
  • Large French style kitchen for the Greentree project with Ballard & Mensua and Frank Bell
  • Final living room for the Cripplegate home renovation
  • Small library with wood built-ins and comfortable settees
  • A marble and creme kitchen from Stanmore Drive's home renovation project
  • Expansive living room for Ballard + Mensua's Stanmore Dr. project
  • Deep front porch for the Sugarland Lane project
  • Cheerful yellow bedroom for the final Sugarland Lane project
  • Dark wood sitting room and dark grey fireplace feature for Sugarland Lane
  • Further wood detail for Sugarland Lane's all wood sitting room
  • Formal office with built in bookcases for Purcell project