The home owner found this painted deer mount and moose antlers and knew the perfect spot to showcase them in the family's new mud room/ side entry.
Entryway - rustic entryway idea in Detroit

This Queens native moved into a beautiful, brand new 1-bedroom with south-facing views of Brooklyn and Manhattan. He only brought a handful of furnishings with him: a mattress, a white moose head, and a large wall mirror. He had some idea for how he wanted his new place to look, but he wasn't sure how to put that together. In less than a month, we transformed his empty apartment into a clean, masculine, and mid century-inspired interior. We used splashes of his favorite colors, orange and turquoise, and reclaimed wood temporary wallpaper to add drama and personality to the space. Playful animal accents abound, from the living room moose pillow, to the elephant figurines, to the brass duck lamp in the bedroom.

Our client wanted a contemporary eclectic living room in her newly constructed home. Combining leather, black and cream we created a cozy living space for her young family. An oversize ottoman with gold legs sat at the center and hosts a great collection of books, moose horns and a box for the remote controls. A round mirror in rose gold and a triptych bring art into the room. With trendy lighting making a statement. The beni ourani rug softens the space and brings all the colors together.

Our client wanted a contemporary eclectic living room in her newly constructed home. Combining leather, black and cream we created a cozy living space for her young family. An oversize ottoman with gold legs sat at the center and hosts a great collection of books, moose horns and a box for the remote controls. A round mirror in rose gold and a triptych bring art into the room. With trendy lighting making a statement. The beni ourani rug softens the space and brings all the colors together.

This Queens native moved into a beautiful, brand new 1-bedroom with south-facing views of Brooklyn and Manhattan. He only brought a handful of furnishings with him: a mattress, a white moose head, and a large wall mirror. He had some idea for how he wanted his new place to look, but he wasn't sure how to put that together. In less than a month, we transformed his empty apartment into a clean, masculine, and mid century-inspired interior. We used splashes of his favorite colors, orange and turquoise, and reclaimed wood temporary wallpaper to add drama and personality to the space. Playful animal accents abound, from the living room moose pillow, to the elephant figurines, to the brass duck lamp in the bedroom.

Our client wanted a contemporary eclectic living room in her newly constructed home. Combining leather, black and cream we created a cozy living space for her young family. An oversize ottoman with gold legs sat at the center and hosts a great collection of books, moose horns and a box for the remote controls. A round mirror in rose gold and a triptych bring art into the room. With trendy lighting making a statement. The beni ourani rug softens the space and brings all the colors together.

This Queens native moved into a beautiful, brand new 1-bedroom with south-facing views of Brooklyn and Manhattan. He only brought a handful of furnishings with him: a mattress, a white moose head, and a large wall mirror. He had some idea for how he wanted his new place to look, but he wasn't sure how to put that together. In less than a month, we transformed his empty apartment into a clean, masculine, and mid century-inspired interior. We used splashes of his favorite colors, orange and turquoise, and reclaimed wood temporary wallpaper to add drama and personality to the space. Playful animal accents abound, from the living room moose pillow, to the elephant figurines, to the brass duck lamp in the bedroom.

Our client wanted a contemporary eclectic living room in her newly constructed home. Combining leather, black and cream we created a cozy living space for her young family. An oversize ottoman with gold legs sat at the center and hosts a great collection of books, moose horns and a box for the remote controls. A round mirror in rose gold and a triptych bring art into the room. With trendy lighting making a statement. The beni ourani rug softens the space and brings all the colors together.

This Queens native moved into a beautiful, brand new 1-bedroom with south-facing views of Brooklyn and Manhattan. He only brought a handful of furnishings with him: a mattress, a white moose head, and a large wall mirror. He had some idea for how he wanted his new place to look, but he wasn't sure how to put that together. In less than a month, we transformed his empty apartment into a clean, masculine, and mid century-inspired interior. We used splashes of his favorite colors, orange and turquoise, and reclaimed wood temporary wallpaper to add drama and personality to the space. Playful animal accents abound, from the living room moose pillow, to the elephant figurines, to the brass duck lamp in the bedroom.

Our client wanted a contemporary eclectic living room in her newly constructed home. Combining leather, black and cream we created a cozy living space for her young family. An oversize ottoman with gold legs sat at the center and hosts a great collection of books, moose horns and a box for the remote controls. A round mirror in rose gold and a triptych bring art into the room. With trendy lighting making a statement. The beni ourani rug softens the space and brings all the colors together.

Our client wanted a contemporary eclectic living room in her newly constructed home. Combining leather, black and cream we created a cozy living space for her young family. An oversize ottoman with gold legs sat at the center and hosts a great collection of books, moose horns and a box for the remote controls. A round mirror in rose gold and a triptych bring art into the room. With trendy lighting making a statement. The beni ourani rug softens the space and brings all the colors together.

Modified from the Swiftwater model this plan is distinguished by its large windowed shed dormer creating more space available to the loft. http://www.coventryloghomes.com/ourDesigns/tradesmanSeries/Ascutney/model.html Photo Credit: Roger Wade

Home by: Katahdin Cedar Log Homes Photos by: Brian Fitzgerald, Fitzgerald Photo
Inspiration for a small rustic master medium tone wood floor claw-foot bathtub remodel in Boston

Designers entry, light + bright with a custom console table in a bold yellow! Unique "ballon mold" custom table lamp, custom box millwork / wainscoting and custom artwork and photography to finish out the space.

Photo: Margot Hartford © 2017 Houzz
Trendy living room photo in New York

Requirements for this new outdoor living space included letting lots of light into the space and home and maximizing the square footage for outdoor dining and gathering. The wood finishes are all clear cedar which has been stained to match the existing colors on the home. The masonry is real veneer stone (Moose Mountain). This project maximizes this family's time spent outside by including heaters (Infratech) as well as the gas-burning fireplace. The entire backyard was redesigned to create as large an outdoor living space as was permittable as well as space for a hot tub, pathway, planting and a large trampoline. The result is a very cohesive and welcoming space. William Wright Photography

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Small minimalist porcelain tile powder room photo in Edmonton with a pedestal sink, a two-piece toilet and gray walls

Requirements for this new outdoor living space included letting lots of light into the space and home and maximizing the square footage for outdoor dining and gathering. The wood finishes are all clear cedar which has been stained to match the existing colors on the home. The masonry is real veneer stone (Moose Mountain). This project maximizes this family's time spent outside by including heaters (Infratech) as well as the gas-burning fireplace. The entire backyard was redesigned to create as large an outdoor living space as was permittable as well as space for a hot tub, pathway, planting and a large trampoline. The result is a very cohesive and welcoming space. William Wright Photography

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