Our recent customer in Frisco came to us with a challenge and we definitely accepted! We designed and helped turn their plain backyard into an outdoor living and entertainment dream. To begin, we had to remove the middle pillar on the existing patio cover and installed a new beam to support the roof line. We poured the concrete to build the basketball court, installed the basketball goal, and added finishing touches like black Tejas Rock along the back of the property line. We continued by installing synthetic turf throughout the backyard. We also designed and installed the Putting Green. To add to this entertainment oasis, we built a Pergola and privacy wall for the hot tub area and created a decomposed granite walkway to the front driveway.

Our recent customer in Frisco came to us with a challenge and we definitely accepted! We designed and helped turn their plain backyard into an outdoor living and entertainment dream. To begin, we had to remove the middle pillar on the existing patio cover and installed a new beam to support the roof line. We poured the concrete to build the basketball court, installed the basketball goal, and added finishing touches like black Tejas Rock along the back of the property line. We continued by installing synthetic turf throughout the backyard. We also designed and installed the Putting Green. To add to this entertainment oasis, we built a Pergola and privacy wall for the hot tub area and created a decomposed granite walkway to the front driveway.

Our recent customer in Frisco came to us with a challenge and we definitely accepted! We designed and helped turn their plain backyard into an outdoor living and entertainment dream. To begin, we had to remove the middle pillar on the existing patio cover and installed a new beam to support the roof line. We poured the concrete to build the basketball court, installed the basketball goal, and added finishing touches like black Tejas Rock along the back of the property line. We continued by installing synthetic turf throughout the backyard. We also designed and installed the Putting Green. To add to this entertainment oasis, we built a Pergola and privacy wall for the hot tub area and created a decomposed granite walkway to the front driveway.

Challenge: Make a tilted, trapezoidal backyard work Solved: No easy challenge, this property perches atop an 18-foot (yes foot) retaining wall with a grade falling away at 18” of slope per 12’. The tilted landscape seemed hell-bent on flooding the back yard. So… engineering challenge accepted! From the iridescent glass tile and volcanic basalt stone verticals of the spa, negative edge wall, and coping—to the smart-phone-controlled LED lighting and bespoke, California-crafted fire pit—we think we met the challenge! Beautifully, in fact. What a magical setting this family now enjoys.

Example of a country patio design in Orlando

Designer: Terri Becker Construction: Star Interior Resources For this luxurious kitchen remodel, we removed the marble counter tops and installed quartz counter tops with a waterfall edge for the island. We altered the cabinetry to accept new sub-zero stainless steel appliances, we painted the existing cabinetry a cool gray, added stunning structural porcelain Emser tile in the kitchen and wet bar for the back splash, installed 60" stainless steel under mount sink with two faucets. We installed a custom sliding barn door for the pantry.

Designer: Terri Becker Construction: Star Interior Resources For this luxurious kitchen remodel, we removed the marble counter tops and installed quartz counter tops with a waterfall edge for the island. We altered the cabinetry to accept new sub-zero stainless steel appliances, we painted the existing cabinetry a cool gray, added stunning structural porcelain Emser tile in the kitchen and wet bar for the back splash, installed 60" stainless steel under mount sink with two faucets. We installed a custom sliding barn door for the pantry.

Designer: Terri Becker Construction: Star Interior Resources For this luxurious kitchen remodel, we removed the marble counter tops and installed quartz counter tops with a waterfall edge for the island. We altered the cabinetry to accept new sub-zero stainless steel appliances, we painted the existing cabinetry a cool gray, added stunning structural porcelain Emser tile in the kitchen and wet bar for the back splash, installed 60" stainless steel under mount sink with two faucets. We installed a custom sliding barn door for the pantry.

The goal was to have an open space with a modern approach to French country. A really cool detail is that the customer wanted an integrated hood above the oven. So we made that cabinet above the oven to accept a specific appliance hood. Then we custom made the arched piece below the cabinet out of a solid piece of oak so that the hood would be concealed.

Our recent customer in Frisco came to us with a challenge and we definitely accepted! We designed and helped turn their plain backyard into an outdoor living and entertainment dream. To begin, we had to remove the middle pillar on the existing patio cover and installed a new beam to support the roof line. We poured the concrete to build the basketball court, installed the basketball goal, and added finishing touches like black Tejas Rock along the back of the property line. We continued by installing synthetic turf throughout the backyard. We also designed and installed the Putting Green. To add to this entertainment oasis, we built a Pergola and privacy wall for the hot tub area and created a decomposed granite walkway to the front driveway.

Photo: Rachel Loewen © 2018 Houzz
Example of a transitional dining room design in Chicago

Second upstairs bath is a clean white space with patterned textured porcelain tile floors and glass tile walls. A long thin full length skylight balances the LED light over the vanity. Mirrors and set flush into the wall and white lacquer painted cabinets have matching white Caesarstone counter tops.

Compact space with an 80" TV - YUP...why of course! Incorporating electronics into your space can often be a challenge, and one we accept with open arms! We landed on this configuration for the entertainment center, and it just works for so many reasons. The simplicity of it is in balance with the space and doesn't overwhelm or become too bulky by trying to enclose the TV behind a beefy cabinet. The front face of the lower cabinet hinges down, and is framed with a black speaker cloth so that the remote controls can easily work with the equipment beyond. Chris Haver Photography

A New England fieldstone wall surrounds the backyard of this Belmont, MA home. The terrace contains plants that provide seasonal interest, including Liriope that serves as a groundcover. Photography by Tracey Eller

Designer: Terri Becker Construction: Star Interior Resources For this luxurious kitchen remodel, we removed the marble counter tops and installed quartz counter tops with a waterfall edge for the island. We altered the cabinetry to accept new sub-zero stainless steel appliances, we painted the existing cabinetry a cool gray, added stunning structural porcelain Emser tile in the kitchen and wet bar for the back splash, installed 60" stainless steel under mount sink with two faucets. We installed a custom sliding barn door for the pantry.

Designed by Edward Tuttle, McGuire's famous Butterfly Chair is a study in fluidity. This graceful design features sweeping arms of delicate rattan. The arching back displays a symmetric series of both curved and geometric rattan members. Likewise, the base features a front apron base decorated with a cross of rattan and accented by curved details. With its loose seat cushion, this inspired design makes a stunning accent chair and accepts any one of McGuire's finishes - notably gold and silver leaf.

A formal living room becomes more useful when the furniture supports everyday routines. The open space around these small tables keeps the seating area approachable, while the quiet upholstery allows the artwork and colorful accessories to give the room its personality. — Peyton Robinson

Kitchen - large transitional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen idea in New York with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless ceramic tile sunroom remodel in Philadelphia with a ribbon fireplace and a standard ceiling