This beautiful Crane hand-painted bathroom looks as if it was wallpaper, but painted by hand, giving the illusion these birds are flying in 3D and coming off the wall. The cloud pattern is pained in a mix of dark and and light gold painted to give a reflective contrast and contemporary look to the bathroom. Designed exclusively for these clients.

At lunchtime one day I reclined as I watched the eagle fly over the creek bed nearby while grilling Highland Beef Steaks and a humming bird buzzed me and a Monarch butterfly landed on my arm. Was another world in the middle of a hectic day, that was hard to leave but knew I would be returning soon!

Skies and flying geese. Hand-painted residential ceiling mural with sky and clouds, flying geese, and faux iron frame for a beautiful condo! Any space can be transformed into captivating scenery that makes one feel free! Hand-painted, customized wall murals are a great way to transform bare walls into breathtaking

This aerial view showcases the entire landscape. The use of straight lines and angles close to the home and curves farther from the house creates a one of a kind landscape.

Photo by Eron Rauch
Example of a transitional concrete floor kitchen design in Los Angeles with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Yellow-bellied Sapsucker drilling sap wells in a birch tree. Photo copyright Greg Schneider.

Whether you find your happy place by taking in the placid water or sinking a few putts – this private retreat is the perfect place to find your center. Mr. Homeowner brought these statues back from a trip to Florida and, believe it or not, there is an actual heron that flies in to stand between the two statues. As they say, birds of a feather. Photography by John Wiese

This is a painting I did for the master bedroom. From a Feng Shui standpoint, this painting is specifically to pump up relationships. Even the colors were chosen for Feng Shui reasons. Paintings & photo by Jennifer A. Emmer

A bumble flying in to collect pollen on Eupatorium dubium 'Little Joe' - Joe Pye weed Austin Ganim Landscape Design, LLC
This is an example of a small farmhouse partial sun front yard landscaping in New York for summer.

Detail with flying dove.
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless hallway remodel in Miami

This beautiful, optimally sustainable contemporary home sits on the steep slope of LA's storied Mandeville Canyon. Because flying embers pose the greatest fire danger to homes, we look first to the fire vulnerabilities of a home then create relevant protective elements in the landscape. Photo: Lesly Hall Photography

Let's look closer at the oak tree canopy. Its small, leathery leaves are tough to ignite. The density not only protects the home from flying embers, it provides complete privacy and an abundance of energy-saving shade. Photo: Lesly Hall Photography

Chaparral native foliage, which holds its hydration throughout LA's climate cycle, grows low near to the home, providing defensible space. Native tree canopy further out can "catch" flying embers before they can reach and ignite the home. Photo: Lesly Hall Photography

Trendy living room photo in Los Angeles

Example of a beach style carpeted bedroom design in Miami with beige walls

Trendy bedroom photo in Los Angeles

Do you enjoy wildlife, love bird watching or simply love good old mother nature at work? A pond is not just an addition to your garden, a pond is a lifestyle! Children and adults of all ages can experience so many thrills with a backyard pond. From the shimmering sparkle of glimmering fish to turtles and dragon flies, an array of birds and creatures will make your pond home!

Jessica Jean Martin Photography
Mid-sized laminate floor great room photo in Toronto with white walls