Boasting sleek lines, geometric shapes, bold colors and innovative materials, midcentury modern is a boomerang design style that's here to stay.

What better way to complete your midcentury landscaping than with an eye-catching walkway? In this yard by Missy Stewart Designs, a zig-zag walkway offsets the home and yard's sleek, symmetrical layout.

After deciding to retire in Las Vegas, a Houston couple tapped Missy Stewart Designs to craft their forever home, a midcentury modern oasis in Summerlin. Step inside.

There’s a learning curve when it comes to working with an interior designer for the first time, and many new clients have a fondness for retail brands they’ve known (and perhaps loved) for years before bringing on a professional decorator.

What are the most important factors to keep in mind when exploring new apartments from home? We spoke with real estate agents and designers on what is most important to consider.

Designer Missy Stewart, meanwhile, demonstrates that a bit of bold goes a long way when adding in accents and accessories. In her contemporary bathroom, below, she adds in fresh flowers in sleek, simple vases and artwork, which adds a pleasant pop of color and imagery that lends itself to relaxation rather than distraction.

Missy Stewart of Missy Stewart Design puts her clients’ needs first. Recognizing that each client has his/her own personality, Missy said it’s very important that each home reflects that client’s style.

Missy prides herself on creating spaces that are modern, beautiful and personalized to each client. It is important to her to combine interior, exterior, and outdoor design to ensure a cohesive aesthetic.

If you want your place to be knock-out gorgeous, she can do it, it’s just how much money you want to spend,” Murray said with a laugh. “Yeah, Missy, she can bring it. She really did a good job.”

Remodel spurs bigger ideas in Boulevard Oaks home.

“My goal is for you to walk into your home in a breath of fresh air,” says Missy Stewart.”

Featured in Prime Living Magazine's "Tabletop Triumphs" for the Midori Green table setting design.

This Galveston home was a complete remodel and addition that I have been working on for two years. It was worth the wait. My clients wanted a comfortable but high end look for their Galveston vacation home. They are thrilled with the way it turned out and so am I.

The year's best homes aren't all giants, filled with the most luxurious furnishings available. There are modest homes with smart design that makes them live and feel bigger than they are.

The three Best in Show awards went to Missy Stewart Designs in the residential category, Bennett Design Group in commercial and Peck & Company in the industry partner category.