Rear garden terraces are framed by forest and lower rain gardens, filled with native birch, willow, fern and iris. Roof drains on the residence and french drains in the lawn terrace fill the space defined by low stone walls. Cypress logs were harvested from nearby river bottoms and milled to create the bridge that connects the terraces. The rain garden extends from forest edge to a large window in the master suite of residence. Photo Credit :Rebecca A O'Neal

A custom bed and bench are the focal points of the cool and calm bedroom. The silver tree side table is by Phillips Collection, and the crystal block lamps are from Visual Comfort (both available at White Birch Studio).

Kaz Arts Photography
Example of a small eclectic girl dark wood floor teen room design in New York with red walls

The littlest member of the family loves animals and it seemed only fitting that her bedroom should be filled with woodland creatures. Our team installed hundreds of white birch wallpaper "trees, branches, and leaves". A collage of canvas artwork depicts animals while colorful drapery make the room feel cozy. An upholstered swivel chair is the perfect for reading stories and a large area rug serves a playtime central.

Within this comfortably cozy mountain retreat filled with natural light, Siemasko + Verbridge has created a space ideal for entertaining and showcasing the surrounding mountain views. Located in Sugarbush, Vermont, a refined alpine style creates a relaxed and inviting environment. Reclaimed beams and earthy materials emit a feeling of warmth throughout the condo and the fireplace, faced with local Vermont stone, is perfect for curling up in front of after outdoor adventures. The team drew inspiration from the condo’s slope-side setting, infusing the space with playful reminders of the wilderness outdoors: stag print pillows, snowflakes on the dining chairs and skiing scenes depicted on the walls as you head upstairs. Siemasko +Verbridge’s family-friendly design accommodates ample space for gear and ski storage, durable fabrics and easy-to-maintain furnishings. Coarser textiles such as antler chandeliers are balanced with softer materials like nubby pillows and knit throws providing an interesting juxtaposition of textural elements. Customized cabinetry, expansive windows and reclaimed local materials enhance the character of this slope-side chalet and redefines contemporary mountain living. Photographer: Westphalen Photography

Family Tree wall decal - Photo Tree - Memory Tree Decal What better way to display pictures than in our Family Tree Decal!! Wall decals are currently one of the hottest trends in home décor, Decals are an easy way to decorate any living room, nursery, or bedroom and change It from ordinary to extraordinary. Lime Decals

This is an example of a rustic partial sun brick garden path in Nashville.

Kimberly Sorensen decorated her daughters nursery using one of my painted rooms as a guide. I now offer tree decals from my original painted tree and Kim chose a dark brown one for her nursery. The color palette for this room is bold, complimentary, cheerful, and very gender neutral. It will transition well. To see more pictures you can read Kimberly's review on my page. Pictures are attached at the end of the comment by kasorensen. My tree decal and letters are available in 36 colors at www.etsy.com/shop/AnitaRoll. I've sold trees in lilac, yellow and many other colors so the sky is the limit on color combinations.

Mountain style home design photo in Miami

Deborah Weir
Bedroom - mid-sized rustic master medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom idea in DC Metro with blue walls

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Inspiration for an eclectic kids' room remodel in Miami

Powder Bath with birch tree wallpaper and pietra cardosa countertop
Transitional powder room photo in Boston with purple walls, an undermount sink and gray countertops

Modern Farmhouse style Christmas. White Christmas tree decorating ideas, Farmhouse style for the holidays Interior Designer: Rebecca Robeson, Robeson Design. Photo Credits: Ryan Garvin

Sweet nursery with many shades of pinks and cream. The inspiration for the wall decal came from the client's existing crib. Pops of hot pink in the pillows, decal and chandelier keep the room fun!

Alexey Gold-Dvoryadkin Please see link for rug: https://shopyourdecor.com/products/rainbow-geometric-rug

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Inspiration for a timeless boy carpeted and beige floor childrens' room remodel in Nashville with beige walls

The most whimsical room at Project Thornbury today. I give you Halstons room. Ta-da! This sweet little boy is the only male child in a family full of ladies. We figured that he really needed a special spot that was just for him. Since he's A lover of nature and this is in fact a cottage we went with a woodland theme. We painted the walls navy blue and added some white birch tree decals. Yes that's Gus the grizzly poking his sweet little head through the trees. Adorable right? An off set cowhide rug adds a little sophistication to this kiddo hangout space. Cozy bedding (see what I did there) DESIGN: Michelle Berwick Photography: Sam Stock Other Credit: Tonic Living Wild Canary Studio, Wayfair, Etsy, Gill Prendergast

Surrounded by 30 year old trees, the homeowners were looking for an organic, modern, low maintenance finish to their outdoor environment. Utilizing the pre-existing mature apple tree in the backyard VisionScapes developed a tranquil retreat that extended the sq.ft of the home through a series of terraced concrete and wood decks. Pathways and patio systems were locally sourced from a quarry on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. Photo credit: Jamen Rhodes

Surrounded by 30 year old trees, the homeowners were looking for an organic, modern, low maintenance finish to their outdoor environment. Utilizing the pre-existing mature apple tree in the backyard VisionScapes developed a tranquil retreat that extended the sq.ft of the home through a series of terraced concrete and wood decks. Pathways and patio systems were locally sourced from a quarry on the edge of the Rocky Mountains. Photo credit: Jamen Rhodes