This modern traditional home's fireplace had no mantel. Ordinarily, we would remove some of the tile to attach everything and recess the edges of the mantel inside, but with the way it had been installed cutting into the tile would have caused the whole thing to crumble and collapse. We had to scribe a hanging ledger and fit the mantel to the tile and secure it in a way that would wear for many years to come.

A new sunroom was created with a deck foundation and new collapsing windows for maximum air flow. Board and panel details give a subtle graphic interest to the space, recessed can lights and a ceiling fan provide breezes and artificial lighting when needed. The perfect place to watch fall football or have a spring gathering.

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Bedroom - transitional bedroom idea in Portland Maine

Living room - contemporary living room idea in New York

The living room was meant to be enjoyed as an open space that is easy for entertaining. The large collapsing Fleetwood Doors completely open on both sides to make for a great indoor / outdoor space in the cooler months, while also making the house feel larger than its 3,100 sqft. The materials were meant to keep with the treehouse feel without breaking from the clean and modern design. Photos by Casey Dunn

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Patio - mid-sized contemporary backyard concrete paver patio idea in Los Angeles with a fire pit and a gazebo

Invite everyone, there is plenty of room in this entertaining zone, indoor outdoor options with the fully accordion collapsible doors.
Home design - coastal home design idea in Denver

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Inspiration for a transitional living room remodel in Portland Maine

This Scripps Ranch Home Remodel incorporates a transitional design style with some fun pops of color and unique custom artwork. If you're looking to remodel your home, give us a call at (619) 296-0846!

"QuikCLOSET" Compact Collapsible Clothes Storage System. Display Personal Pictures When Not in Use With the "Picture Perfect" Wall Mounted Folding Clothes Storage System by InstaHANGER.. Danny Nagasaki

Example of a mountain style open concept medium tone wood floor living room design in Seattle with beige walls, a wood stove and a stone fireplace

Inspiration for a transitional laundry room remodel in Chicago

A view of the Eze-Breeze window in closed position. When all of the windows are closed, the screened porch essentially becomes a sunroom as another climate-controlled room of the house.

Patio kitchen - large contemporary backyard concrete patio kitchen idea in Seattle with a roof extension

A new sunroom was created with a deck foundation and new collapsing windows for maximum air flow. Board and panel details give a subtle graphic interest to the space, recessed can lights and a ceiling fan provide breezes and artificial lighting when needed. The perfect place to watch fall football or have a spring gathering.

Outdoor dining is such a luxury in urban environments. But dining tables and furniture associated with outdoor dining can take up an inordinate amount of space. Just Terraces employs the notion of 'yacht gardens' when we design; therefore furniture is not only visually lovely, but can collapse or be stored easily when not in use.

Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary 3/4 beige tile and ceramic tile pebble tile floor and brown floor corner shower remodel in Chicago with gray walls

A new sunroom was created with a deck foundation and new collapsing windows for maximum air flow. Board and panel details give a subtle graphic interest to the space, recessed can lights and a ceiling fan provide breezes and artificial lighting when needed. The perfect place to watch fall football or have a spring gathering.

Doors throughout collapse to the sides to fully open the space to the gracious deck and views, while keeping an open and expansive feel in a compact living space. The open plan allows for flexible furnishings and gracious access to the outdoor areas. All images © Benjamin Benschneider Photography