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This tiny but yet real lighthouse on the horizon and not a living soul around create a fantastic landscape. It runs the gamut, from tranquil and peaceful emotions to all the colors of simple natural beauty. If you go extra mile you can create your own story on this background.
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This project received Gold LEED Certification. Light pours into this scenic wetlands retreat located on Cape Cod. This full renovation included raising the house to exist above the flood plane and added a Porte-Cochere at the ground level. Bead board ceilings and pine floors echo the traditions of the quintessential beach house, while spa-quality bathrooms offer contemporary comforts. A bright, open, light-filled vacation home in the heart of Woods Hole created for entertaining and family getaways. Every attention was paid to historic details, comfort, and sustainability while collaborating on this.
Design: Susan Myers Architecture and Payne | Bouchier Design Department
Photography: Mike Fein

2,500 square foot home for an architect located in SIloam Springs, Arkansas. It has received a Merit Award from the Arkansas Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and has achieved a USGBC LEED for Homes Silver certification. Amenities include bamboo floors, paper countertops, ample natural light, and open space planning. Äkta Linjen means “authentic lines” in Swedish.
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Michelle AM Dolce Vita, Scandinavian cottage style, Nordic cottage style, Scandinavian living room, modern rustic living room, Rove Concepts Norman counter stools, Florence Knoll style tufted sofa, floating TV cabinet, Ikea Stockholm coffee table bench, Tonic living pillow, faux fiddle leaf fig tree in a basket, salt and pepper cowhide rug, modern rustic living room, pink kilim pillow, African mudcloth pillow, Structure chair, hygge home

Kristie Barnett
Small trendy guest carpeted bedroom photo in Nashville with blue walls
Small trendy guest carpeted bedroom photo in Nashville with blue walls

Exterior Walls Outriggers & Soffits: FSC certified Shadowclad finished in Resene Lumbersider Triple White Pointer
Exterior Joinery: Aluminium Thermal Heart thermally broken finished in Resene Ironsand
Photography Isobelle Gosling

This is the master bathroom within a Sunday Home at award winning golf resort, Bluejack National. All homes meet LEED certification criteria and feature bespoke fittings and fixtures, selected for this resort. We particularly love this checkerboard tiled floor.

One of the USA’s most sustainable family homes, constructed with the extensive use of Accoya wood, has been awarded platinum level LEED certification – the highest recognition available from the US Green Building Council.
The 4,211 sq. ft. custom built single family residence in California’s desirable Newport Beach has become a benchmark in Energy and Environmental Design for Homes and will serve as an educational tool for the local and international community to showcase stewardship of the environment.
Accoya was used for the fascia of the house, as well as for additional features including the balcony railing, rain screen siding, garage doors, jamb and decorative beams.

The front yard landscape is like walking through a coniferous forest. Towering Douglas Fir trees shed their needles year-round, but the homeowners keep up the meandering paver pathway and understory perennials clean for full enjoyment. A cedar/bamboo fusion screen will lay host to a purple flowering Clematis in years to come. Photography by: Joe Hollowell

Gallery wall for a client in the financial/investment industry. Vintage metal subway signs, NYSE post cards, old stock certificates, New Yorker covers, etc, were framed and hung. Photo by: Lindsay MacRae
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