Pamela Ward / Brandon Oriental Rugs Three hand-knotted oriental rugs selected by our customers for their newly constructed home in Wrightstown, PA. Mansion size dining room rug is a 200-line "Silk Flower" Sino-Persian Tabriz; small study/library rug is a Persian Isfahan (made in Iran): "bath mat" is a fine Persian Tabriz rug.

Serapi Oriental Rug lays a firm foundation for this lake house family retreat through elements of warm colors and a bold geometric design! http://www.nilipour.com photo credits to Nilipour Oriental Rugs

Our unique Old Persian Tabriz Oriental Rug offers a balance of light and color to this Master Bedroom Retreat! ? #masterbedroomrug #budgetwasmet #happycustomer http://www.nilipour.com/lifestyle/ photo credits to Nilipour Oriental Rugs

Serapi Oriental Rug lays a firm foundation for this lake house family retreat through elements of warm colors and a bold geometric design! http://www.nilipour.com photo credits to Nilipour Oriental Rugs

Brandon Oriental Rugs Helps Homeowner in Doylestown, PA (Bucks County) Find Rug to Complete Newly Furnished Study After installing bookshelves, the remaining space in the room was small, and approximately square. A "shape" rug seemed appropriate, but a square would look forced and actually be too large to work. Using our Rug-Search(tm) service, we were able to locate several round and octagonal rugs for consideration. The homeowners loved the idea and look of an octagonal rug, and selected the one shown here. It does a nice job of making the small room look bigger, and allowed the customers to use many of their antique furnishings without clutter, or interruption of the walkway through the room. - See more at: http://brandonrugs.blogspot.com/#sthash.Ulfcydfp.dpuf Photo: Brandon Oriental Rugs/ Pamela Ward

Pamela Ward / Brandon Oriental Rugs Three hand-knotted oriental rugs selected by our customers for their newly constructed home in Wrightstown, PA. Mansion size dining room rug is a 200-line "Silk Flower" Sino-Persian Tabriz; small study/library rug is a Persian Isfahan (made in Iran): "bath mat" is a fine Persian Tabriz rug.

Pamela Ward / Brandon Oriental Rugs Three hand-knotted oriental rugs selected by our customers for their newly constructed home in Wrightstown, PA. Mansion size dining room rug is a 200-line "Silk Flower" Sino-Persian Tabriz; small study/library rug is a Persian Isfahan (made in Iran): "bath mat" is a fine Persian Tabriz rug.

Persian Tabriz Overdyed Oriental Rugs are a great way to get the feel of a traditional Oriental Rug with a more updated, modern look... We love the transformation this dining room! Photo Credits to Nilipour Oriental Rugs

Mid-sized arts and crafts home design photo in Phoenix

An exceptionally fine and beautiful silk & wool Tabriz Oriental rug in a luxurious Philadelphia apartment. Nejad Oriental Rugs Over 31 Years of Excellence Designers, Manufacturers & Importers of Fine Quality Handmade New & Antique Oriental Rugs Bucks County Showroom 1 N. Main Street Doylestown, PA 18901 www.nejad.com 215-348-1255

AquaTerra Outdoors transformed the entire environment at this country side estate from a blank slate to a luxurious destination for outdoor living, playing and relaxing. Features of this project include all new pool, spa, fire feature, outdoor kitchen, travertine paver decks and patios, and landscaping. Photo Credit: Daniel Driensky

Traditional mixes with modern! Tabriz design oriental rug helps ground this 7th floor condo with a city scape view! photo credits to Nilipour Oriental Rugs

Birmingham Design Studio

This modern transitional monument sign was designed for this community's three entrances. The metal plaque with the name of the community will be highlighted by the backlighting installed within the monument. The ledge stone veneer contrasts the metal, and stays with the natural feel of this beautiful community in Turtle Rock. Boulders and softscape will complete the update.

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Small trendy green one-story exterior home photo in Auckland

We have created a series of accessory structures for a private gated community in Uxbridge, a small town north-east of Toronto. The structures include a community picnic pavilion, a gate house, a community mailbox house and a substantial curved pergola defining the end of the community’s private park.

The Old Ottawa South Community Centre Renovation and Expansion was completed in 2010 for the City of Ottawa Parks and Recreation department, and the Ottawa South Community Association. The existing heritage building was originally constructed as a firehall, but since the 1970s has been used as a community centre. The scope of work for the renovation included the gutting and reorganization of the existing interior spaces, improvement of barrier-free access, and the upgrading of mechanical and electrical systems. The expansion provides the community with a new multipurpose room for a wide range of programs. The addition respects the heritage qualities of the existing building while accommodating the new requirements of a larger hall and new program spaces. A high level of community consultation was engaged throughout the design phase. This project is a strong example of collaboration between the consultant team and the user groups.

The Old Ottawa South Community Centre Renovation and Expansion was completed in 2010 for the City of Ottawa Parks and Recreation department, and the Ottawa South Community Association. The existing heritage building was originally constructed as a firehall, but since the 1970s has been used as a community centre. The scope of work for the renovation included the gutting and reorganization of the existing interior spaces, improvement of barrier-free access, and the upgrading of mechanical and electrical systems. The expansion provides the community with a new multipurpose room for a wide range of programs. The addition respects the heritage qualities of the existing building while accommodating the new requirements of a larger hall and new program spaces. A high level of community consultation was engaged throughout the design phase. This project is a strong example of collaboration between the consultant team and the user groups.