Example of a mid-sized transitional single-wall ceramic tile, black floor and wallpaper dedicated laundry room design in Indianapolis with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, wood countertops, white walls, a stacked washer/dryer and brown countertops

Complete remodel of a 1960s kitchen! Created an open floor plan and custom cabinetry to bring this kitchen in the 21st century! Throw a pop of color and we have a beautifully done kitchen!!

Landscape after 1 year Copyright Susanna Pagan Landscape Design 2015
This is an example of a southwestern drought-tolerant front yard landscaping in San Diego.

For this Boston-area former hunting lodge, featured in Outside the Not So Big House by Julie Moir Messervy and Sarah Susanka, JMMDS created a landscape design that anchors the house in the site and complements its Tuscan-inspired architectural update. An Italian father-and-son stonemason team built the granite walls. An orange-berried scarlet fire thorn (Pyracantha coccinea) is espaliered to grow flat against the wall, giving the courtyard a European touch. (Photo: Grey Crawford.

Complete remodel of a 1960s kitchen! Created an open floor plan and custom cabinetry to bring this kitchen in the 21st century! Throw a pop of color and we have a beautifully done kitchen!!

This Bocce Court & Horseshoe Pit installation is our featured project of the month, and this family operated winery at Dancing Apache Ranch wanted activity / game play features for a special events wine tasting room, as well as one for a more private “family” gathering space. Their choices were bocce & horseshoes, and we couldn’t have been happier to create this for them! We first had to meet with the client to select the location for each amenity, and after a little brainstorming and checking out our other bocce & horseshoe courts online, we think we nailed it…the bocce court selection was directly adjacent to this cool outdoor tasting room. The view from the bocce court is the barn-converted tasting room on one side, and the vineyards on the other….PERFECT! If that wasn’t enough, we also installed new matching-themed landscape lighting with bronze fixtures and a programmable timer. Now the competition starts with wine and goes on into the dark… Next came the locale for the family horseshoe pits, and the natural spot was right next to the most popular family gathering area. Where you ask?...why, the kitchen / outdoor dining ramada of course! This added sport amenity really brings the family together, both young and old, and the simple style ties that ranch theme destination together full circle. With a little sod removal and some grading, this completed install was a total ringer, with everybody a winner. Adding sport amenities to gathering spaces is a great way to bring family and friends together. From the bocce court at the tasting room to the horseshoe pits at the ramada, the installation of these two activities included all the finishing touches. One look at the bocce court proves why we are the top bocce court builder in Arizona! As with every project, we provided our “like it was my house” service. Call us for your very own creation!

Complete remodel of a 1960s kitchen! Created an open floor plan and custom cabinetry to bring this kitchen in the 21st century! Throw a pop of color and we have a beautifully done kitchen!!

This project combines high end earthy elements with elegant, modern furnishings. We wanted to re invent the beach house concept and create an home which is not your typical coastal retreat. By combining stronger colors and textures, we gave the spaces a bolder and more permanent feel. Yet, as you travel through each room, you can't help but feel invited and at home.

This Bocce Court & Horseshoe Pit installation is our featured project of the month, and this family operated winery at Dancing Apache Ranch wanted activity / game play features for a special events wine tasting room, as well as one for a more private “family” gathering space. Their choices were bocce & horseshoes, and we couldn’t have been happier to create this for them! We first had to meet with the client to select the location for each amenity, and after a little brainstorming and checking out our other bocce & horseshoe courts online, we think we nailed it…the bocce court selection was directly adjacent to this cool outdoor tasting room. The view from the bocce court is the barn-converted tasting room on one side, and the vineyards on the other….PERFECT! If that wasn’t enough, we also installed new matching-themed landscape lighting with bronze fixtures and a programmable timer. Now the competition starts with wine and goes on into the dark… Next came the locale for the family horseshoe pits, and the natural spot was right next to the most popular family gathering area. Where you ask?...why, the kitchen / outdoor dining ramada of course! This added sport amenity really brings the family together, both young and old, and the simple style ties that ranch theme destination together full circle. With a little sod removal and some grading, this completed install was a total ringer, with everybody a winner. Adding sport amenities to gathering spaces is a great way to bring family and friends together. From the bocce court at the tasting room to the horseshoe pits at the ramada, the installation of these two activities included all the finishing touches. One look at the bocce court proves why we are the top bocce court builder in Arizona! As with every project, we provided our “like it was my house” service. Call us for your very own creation!

Crafted with a vision to etch a prudent home, tracing a simple and economical layout, Motif Architects designed ‘Lakeway Lease House’, a humble home for enjoyment-year round. A play of overlapping roofs stirs a unique statement in the neighborhood of Apache Shores. The foremost feature was to build a cost-efferent lease home, where the criterion was to generate revenue. It was achieved by creating common plumbing “wet” walls, minimizing unoccupied attic storage spaces and shafts, and conveniently weaving a simplified framed layout. The plans outline a functional scheme of arrangement. The exterior façade showcases a combination of board and batten along with ship lap fiber cement board. Composite roofing stylized in a staggered form at varying levels adds a dynamic expression to the house. Awnings are provided over every door with tongue-and-groove wood soffits.

Complete remodel of a 1960s kitchen! Created an open floor plan and custom cabinetry to bring this kitchen in the 21st century! Throw a pop of color and we have a beautifully done kitchen!!

Crafted with a vision to etch a prudent home, tracing a simple and economical layout, Motif Architects designed ‘Lakeway Lease House’, a humble home for enjoyment-year round. A play of overlapping roofs stirs a unique statement in the neighborhood of Apache Shores. The foremost feature was to build a cost-efferent lease home, where the criterion was to generate revenue. It was achieved by creating common plumbing “wet” walls, minimizing unoccupied attic storage spaces and shafts, and conveniently weaving a simplified framed layout. The plans outline a functional scheme of arrangement. The exterior façade showcases a combination of board and batten along with ship lap fiber cement board. Composite roofing stylized in a staggered form at varying levels adds a dynamic expression to the house. Awnings are provided over every door with tongue-and-groove wood soffits.

$5,975,000 Address: 9882 East Madera Drive Plan: 5 Bedrooms, 4.5 Baths Square Feet: 8,800 Acreage: 3.32 Year Built: 2008 Escape to Serenity! This stunning western contemporary masterpiece designed by Lee Hutchison, built by Manship Builders, embraces the ultimate in casual elegance while offering every convenience. Enjoy the Sonoran Desert lifestyle in a peaceful and relaxing environment. Set on 3+ private acres with a 360 degree panorama of expansive mountain, golf course and sunset views! Open plan with impressive spruce beams, stonework and craftsmanship includes a grand billiard/hearth room, library and exercise room and wine room. Exquisite finishes abound from the custom cabinetry, granite countertops, Apache flagstone floors to the free-standing limestone soaking tub in the Master bath, the owners spared no expense in creating this work of art. Experience the highly desirable Arizona indooroutdoor lifestyle with the home’s spacious plan and expansive resort-style patio with complete outdoor kitchen, including pizza oven, pool, spa, and fireplaces. Garage has space for 4+ cars. (www.tourfactory.com/969392, MLS 5258876) Listed By The Power of 4, 480.659.4999

Crafted with a vision to etch a prudent home, tracing a simple and economical layout, Motif Architects designed ‘Lakeway Lease House’, a humble home for enjoyment-year round. A play of overlapping roofs stirs a unique statement in the neighborhood of Apache Shores. The foremost feature was to build a cost-efferent lease home, where the criterion was to generate revenue. It was achieved by creating common plumbing “wet” walls, minimizing unoccupied attic storage spaces and shafts, and conveniently weaving a simplified framed layout. The plans outline a functional scheme of arrangement. The exterior façade showcases a combination of board and batten along with ship lap fiber cement board. Composite roofing stylized in a staggered form at varying levels adds a dynamic expression to the house. Awnings are provided over every door with tongue-and-groove wood soffits.

This before-and-after view shows the transformation of The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain lobby into a space designed to create a true “Sense of Place.” Each custom wall unit was designed to showcase a handwoven Navajo rug selected from the Dara Davis collection, while Apache baskets and other regional pieces introduce guests to the art, history and cultural heritage of Arizona. Hancock & Moore Milan sofas provide comfortable seating, complemented by Universal Garrett metal chairs upholstered in fabric from the Black Mountain School Collection. The goal was to create more than a beautiful lobby—to give guests arriving at The Ritz-Carlton an immediate connection to the Southwest and a sense of where they are.

We used Andrew Martin ‘Apache’ wallpaper paired with skirting painted in Farrow & Ball Dove Tail for a stylish, cozy feel. We love how the colours work together to create a warm, inviting space.