Inspiration for a contemporary wine cellar remodel in Seattle

Mid-sized transitional backyard tile patio photo in Boston with a fire pit

Who Says Your Laundry Room Has To Be Boring? It can be bright and full of color. This project reflects our client's fun personality and love of color and light. Photographer: Bob Fortner

Cozy bedroom with GE Relax HD Light
Bedroom - transitional bedroom idea

Welcome to the foyer at The French Chateau. This is the space I first fell in love with; as I have wanted a home with a curved staircase since I was a little girl. Immediately upon entering, you are greeted with the view of our round foyer table as seen here. The objects I have chosen to accentuate this area are meaningful to me. For example, the tall pink cherry blossoms put my favorite color, pink, on display. The gardenia candle is intended to welcome guests with a soft, pretty scent. The sculpture is called "Butterflies for Brains". My name, Vanessa, means butterfly. My maternal grandmother, Ruth, loved butterflies as well. So this sculpture not only visually reminds me of her, but it also is symbolic of who I am and how I view the world. At first blush the phrase 'butterflies for brains" may imply being flighty or whimsical...but to me instead it means being creative and living life as a creative, always looking for beauty.

For the “brains” of the home theater IDEAL AV installers chose the Denon AVR-X6200W 4K Ultra HD A/V receiver. It’s a fully-loaded 9.2 channel unit with 11.2 channel processing, DTS:X and Dolby Atmos compatibility, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability, and high-end MultEQ XT32 equalization and room calibration. For the “brains” of the system we used a URC MRX-10 advanced network controller, which seamlessly interfaces all of the components with keypads and apps.

Fabrication by Leo Claudio Cabinets Design by YamaMar Design
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in San Francisco

For my clients who lead busy professional lives, working from home can often mean work bleeds into every corner of the house. In this St Albans project, I reimagined a spare bedroom as a strategic retreat – a place to find focus and then leave it behind. I designed sophisticated blue-grey cabinets alongside natural wood texture panels and caramel leather, to create a calming, quiet atmosphere that helps lower the heart rate for a productive day. Whilst the bespoke cabinetry houses the bulk of the office "admin," I kept the essentials – like the printer – accessible but integrated into the overall aesthetic. By creating a dedicated, curated space, it’s much easier for the brain to switch from "Work" mode to "Home" and ultimately, a study shouldn't just be about where you work: it should be about how you want to feel when the laptop finally closes.

3 things to think about when designing your bedroom: 1. Keep it minimal, but warm. Warm minimalism is achieved through textiles and textures in monochromatic or soothing colors. 2. Stick to a calm color palette. Think minimal contrast or colors that are more toned-down. 3. Symmetry = Less stimulating Your eyes like it when things match because it’s less work to process, so our brain is much less stimulated (thus ready for great sleep!) #bedroomdecor #bedroomideas #bedroomdesign #bedroominspiration

Encasing full depth fridge in paneling gives built-in appearance with greater storage. Hidden spice cabinets as side panel of refrigerator. Pull out broom storage.

Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in Columbus with recessed-panel cabinets and brown cabinets

Scott DuBose Photography
Mid-sized minimalist medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen photo in San Francisco with an undermount sink, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, glass tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, no island and white countertops

Michael Hsu
Entry hall - large contemporary concrete floor entry hall idea in Austin with white walls

Beth Fellhoelter
Inspiration for a craftsman exterior home remodel in Other

Photo: Jason Snyder © 2014 Houzz Design: Luca Construction and Design
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Other

Transitional bedroom photo in Chicago

Brain Vanden Brink
Inspiration for a coastal kitchen remodel in Boston

Mid-sized trendy u-shaped concrete floor seated home bar photo in San Francisco with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, marble countertops and wood backsplash

The pecky cypress pergola adds durability, shade and charm to this adorable summer kitchen. The designers of Creative Construction re-purposed existing granite counters from the clients' interior and repeated the travertine up the sides of the kitchen, allowing for a seamless transition from the other areas of the courtyard to the BBQ nook.