Talk about a kitchen with a view. There's not such thing as a boring backsplash. Especially when you have double ovens. The wood floors are a stunning contrast with the white, deserving their own personal admiration. White shaker cabinets come to life with a stunning marble countertop. White and gray look beautiful with stainless steel appliances. This kitchen is perfect for cooking, hosting, and just enjoying. Wow!

The Aerius - Modern Craftsman in Ridgefield Washington by Cascade West Development Inc. Upon opening the 8ft tall door and entering the foyer an immediate display of light, color and energy is presented to us in the form of 13ft coffered ceilings, abundant natural lighting and an ornate glass chandelier. Beckoning across the hall an entrance to the Great Room is beset by the Master Suite, the Den, a central stairway to the Upper Level and a passageway to the 4-bay Garage and Guest Bedroom with attached bath. Advancement to the Great Room reveals massive, built-in vertical storage, a vast area for all manner of social interactions and a bountiful showcase of the forest scenery that allows the natural splendor of the outside in. The sleek corner-kitchen is composed with elevated countertops. These additional 4in create the perfect fit for our larger-than-life homeowner and make stooping and drooping a distant memory. The comfortable kitchen creates no spatial divide and easily transitions to the sun-drenched dining nook, complete with overhead coffered-beam ceiling. This trifecta of function, form and flow accommodates all shapes and sizes and allows any number of events to be hosted here. On the rare occasion more room is needed, the sliding glass doors can be opened allowing an out-pour of activity. Almost doubling the square-footage and extending the Great Room into the arboreous locale is sure to guarantee long nights out under the stars. Cascade West Facebook: https://goo.gl/MCD2U1 Cascade West Website: https://goo.gl/XHm7Un These photos, like many of ours, were taken by the good people of ExposioHDR - Portland, Or Exposio Facebook: https://goo.gl/SpSvyo Exposio Website: https://goo.gl/Cbm8Ya

Empty nesters take on a new life and new home in Northwest DC. Downsizing has its monumental challenges, and that was definitely the case with this project. The clients wanted a very narrow, partially below-ground, and slightly sterile space to feel like home. Ralph Lauren was our inspiration - both the clients and I love rich plaids, warm textures and touches of leather mixed with interesting metals. Because the rowhouse is so narrow, we added an entire wall of navy blue built-ins to the living space to create the illusion of more depth while adding much-needed storage. We wanted this home to convey the feeling of a favorite cashmere sweater, worn jeans and Gucci loafers.

We gave this boring dining room some life by adding a blue faux grasscloth wallpaper (durable for families with young kids) and some custom draperies. We found this beautiful rug and used it as the inspiration for all of the colors in the space. An inexpensive cabinet gets a dose of glam with some beautiful Thibaut wallpaper and new ginko leaf hardware.

We gave this boring dining room some life by adding a blue faux grasscloth wallpaper (durable for families with young kids) and some custom draperies. We found this beautiful rug and used it as the inspiration for all of the colors in the space. An inexpensive cabinet gets a dose of glam with some beautiful Thibaut wallpaper and new ginko leaf hardware.

We gave this boring dining room some life by adding a blue faux grasscloth wallpaper (durable for families with young kids) and some custom draperies. We found this beautiful rug and used it as the inspiration for all of the colors in the space. An inexpensive cabinet gets a dose of glam with some beautiful Thibaut wallpaper and new ginko leaf hardware.

We gave this boring dining room some life by adding a blue faux grasscloth wallpaper (durable for families with young kids) and some custom draperies. We found this beautiful rug and used it as the inspiration for all of the colors in the space. An inexpensive cabinet gets a dose of glam with some beautiful Thibaut wallpaper and new ginko leaf hardware.

We gave this boring dining room some life by adding a blue faux grasscloth wallpaper (durable for families with young kids) and some custom draperies. We found this beautiful rug and used it as the inspiration for all of the colors in the space. An inexpensive cabinet gets a dose of glam with some beautiful Thibaut wallpaper and new ginko leaf hardware.

We gave this boring dining room some life by adding a blue faux grasscloth wallpaper (durable for families with young kids) and some custom draperies. We found this beautiful rug and used it as the inspiration for all of the colors in the space. An inexpensive cabinet gets a dose of glam with some beautiful Thibaut wallpaper and new ginko leaf hardware.

The Beauty of Cultured Marble Cultured marble is aesthetic. It can give life to any room in the house, so why not make your bathroom seem more pleasing for you and for guests! Bathroom Floor The bathroom floor may not seem important, but honestly, no one really wants to watch a boring floor. A floor with cultured marble gives a welcoming feeling as you step into the bathroom. Bathroom Sink Bathroom sinks are used every day, whether it’s for washing hands or brushing teeth. Why not give an elegant touch to an area people will visit before exiting the bathroom? Bathtub or Shower Some people love bathtubs, some people love showers. Whichever is preferred, a cultured marble finish is sure to enhance the time spent getting clean. It may even make someone want to have a longer bath or shower because it’s so enjoyable. Having all these places in the bathroom will definitely breathe new life into an important room of your home. Transform your bathroom when you purchase cultured marble molds from Globmarble, and give the eyes something to behold.

Living room - eclectic multicolored floor living room idea in Chicago with white walls

Located in the country, this modern farmhouse is a private getaway to be envious of!
Mid-sized country white two-story house exterior idea in Portland

Living room with a bold focal wall accentuated by matching throw pillows on a contrasting piece of furniture. Some unique touches such as the clear jars of lights on top of a tree trunk are added to complete the room.

Somewhere in the northeast Shorewood neighborhood of Milwaukee near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a kitchen was ready for a fresh start. The owners wanted something clean, modern, and white—a space that would actually work with how they cook and live, not against it. They weren't just swapping out cabinets and calling it done. This was a full transformation: tearing down walls, rewiring the electrical, rerouting plumbing, updating the HVAC. New insulation, fresh drywall, better lighting. The kind of work that happens behind the scenes but changes everything about how a room feels. Then came the visible magic: crisp white cabinetry that maximized storage, countertops chosen for both beauty and durability, new flooring that tied it all together, and appliances that could keep up with real life. Every permit filed, every material selected with intention, every phase carefully managed. The result? A kitchen that flows. A space where white isn't boring—it's a backdrop for life, meals, and the kind of everyday moments that make a house feel like home.

Somewhere in the northeast Shorewood neighborhood of Milwaukee near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a kitchen was ready for a fresh start. The owners wanted something clean, modern, and white—a space that would actually work with how they cook and live, not against it. They weren't just swapping out cabinets and calling it done. This was a full transformation: tearing down walls, rewiring the electrical, rerouting plumbing, updating the HVAC. New insulation, fresh drywall, better lighting. The kind of work that happens behind the scenes but changes everything about how a room feels. Then came the visible magic: crisp white cabinetry that maximized storage, countertops chosen for both beauty and durability, new flooring that tied it all together, and appliances that could keep up with real life. Every permit filed, every material selected with intention, every phase carefully managed. The result? A kitchen that flows. A space where white isn't boring—it's a backdrop for life, meals, and the kind of everyday moments that make a house feel like home.

Somewhere in the northeast Shorewood neighborhood of Milwaukee near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a kitchen was ready for a fresh start. The owners wanted something clean, modern, and white—a space that would actually work with how they cook and live, not against it. They weren't just swapping out cabinets and calling it done. This was a full transformation: tearing down walls, rewiring the electrical, rerouting plumbing, updating the HVAC. New insulation, fresh drywall, better lighting. The kind of work that happens behind the scenes but changes everything about how a room feels. Then came the visible magic: crisp white cabinetry that maximized storage, countertops chosen for both beauty and durability, new flooring that tied it all together, and appliances that could keep up with real life. Every permit filed, every material selected with intention, every phase carefully managed. The result? A kitchen that flows. A space where white isn't boring—it's a backdrop for life, meals, and the kind of everyday moments that make a house feel like home.

A "right-sized" room for daily family life as well as entertaining. Space planning and custom cabinetry by Jennifer Howard, JWH Photography by Mick Hales, Greenworld Productions

Somewhere in the northeast Shorewood neighborhood of Milwaukee near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a kitchen was ready for a fresh start. The owners wanted something clean, modern, and white—a space that would actually work with how they cook and live, not against it. They weren't just swapping out cabinets and calling it done. This was a full transformation: tearing down walls, rewiring the electrical, rerouting plumbing, updating the HVAC. New insulation, fresh drywall, better lighting. The kind of work that happens behind the scenes but changes everything about how a room feels. Then came the visible magic: crisp white cabinetry that maximized storage, countertops chosen for both beauty and durability, new flooring that tied it all together, and appliances that could keep up with real life. Every permit filed, every material selected with intention, every phase carefully managed. The result? A kitchen that flows. A space where white isn't boring—it's a backdrop for life, meals, and the kind of everyday moments that make a house feel like home.

Somewhere in the northeast Shorewood neighborhood of Milwaukee near the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a kitchen was ready for a fresh start. The owners wanted something clean, modern, and white—a space that would actually work with how they cook and live, not against it. They weren't just swapping out cabinets and calling it done. This was a full transformation: tearing down walls, rewiring the electrical, rerouting plumbing, updating the HVAC. New insulation, fresh drywall, better lighting. The kind of work that happens behind the scenes but changes everything about how a room feels. Then came the visible magic: crisp white cabinetry that maximized storage, countertops chosen for both beauty and durability, new flooring that tied it all together, and appliances that could keep up with real life. Every permit filed, every material selected with intention, every phase carefully managed. The result? A kitchen that flows. A space where white isn't boring—it's a backdrop for life, meals, and the kind of everyday moments that make a house feel like home.