Designed for a family who loves color and pattern, the foyer of this home packs a punch with a trellis-patterened wallpaper adorning the walls and ceiling.

The wallpaper is balanced by monochromatic furniture and artwork. Here, a gray dresser and white wall hangings are ideal complements, crisp and clean.

"(The homeowner) really wanted to make sure we were showing each of their personalities in the design rather than designing for the masses," says Joel Snayd, principal at interior architecture firm Rethink Design Studio. "She was like, 'This is our home. I want it to be for us.'"

The home enjoys views of the Herb River in Savannah through the French doors in the living room. Light, neutral colors on the walls, ceiling and window treatments minimize distractions from the serene surroundings outside.

The height of the vaulted ceiling is accentuated by trusses and a sculptural chandelier. The decor style is kept vibrant and fresh with pops of color and graphic patterns livening up the predominantly gray and white palette.

Pattern isn't limited to fabrics and wallcoverings. This structural bookshelf and the items it contains mimic the shaply patterns seen in fabrics and finishes around the living room.

Strong veining in the marble countertops and backsplash introduce visual interest in the crisp, white kitchen. Ebony-stained pine floors ground the space.

Delicate blown-glass pendant lights bring an ethereal touch to the dining area, which also enjoys views of the Herb River. Large family photos personalize the space.

With encouragement from the homeowners, Rethink Design went big and bold in the home office with a mix of striking patterns and pops of hot pink. A white rug, soft gray cabinetry and clear accent tables help anchor the space.

The scale of the hot pink sofa balances the mix of prints in the lively home office.

Darker accent shades and clean lines offer a more masculine approach in the study while complementing the design choices throughout the home.

A strong wallpaper pattern in a subtle shade paired with a marble vanity echoes the material choices throughout the first floor of the home. 

Well-tailored furniture and trim set an mature tone for the bedroom of a teenage daughter, while a soft, feminine palette and fun patterns keep the space age-appropriate.

A mix of traditional and contemporary patterns help balance maturity and youthfulness.

For tailored panache, tweed fabric covers the doors of the built-in wardrobe. 

What was once an unpleasant, cave-like bathroom is now a serene space. Rethink Design raised the ceiling and added skylights to make it more inviting.

Glass shelves and a mirror in back make this bathroom cabinet feel endlessly spacious. Baskets and a tray help to corral smaller items and cut down on clutter.

Rethink Design vaulted the ceiling of the master bedroom into the attic space above to create a grand retreat for the homeowners. A mix of patterns in a neutral color palette maintains a calm and restful feel. 

The master suite includes a luxurious dressing room which continues the color story from the bedroom. 

Custom cabinetry keeps the dressing room neat and organized, making it a space worth showing off rather than hiding behind closed doors.

Rather than a mirror, the vanity in the master bathroom is crowned by a wall of windows with a view of the Herb River. Mirrors attached to the side walls with swing arms are available when needed. 

One wall in the shower is clad with the same wood that trims the vanity and the ceiling. "We went really modern and pure in this space," says Joel Snayd.