An existing stair was updated with owner supplied artwork. The skylight is a classic San Francisco standard component for homes like these, as is the old winding stairway improved with new light oak treads. A simple square edge baseboard gives the house a clean transitional detail look.

The dramatic front door made of African Mahogany is a custom component incorporated in the Clearview project. The Brown Studio, Inc. an architectural and interior design + build firm, and partner with dasMOD, offers a hand-crafted approach through their design studio and fabrication workshop.

Tahiti Blue
Minimalist galley eat-in kitchen photo in Miami with a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets, stainless steel cabinets, marble countertops, multicolored backsplash, stone slab backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Lovely combination: black aluminum deck railing with white vinyl components. Both Veranda products built by Barrette and manufactured exclusively for The Home Depot.

All the paneling and components were completed at our facility and fitted onsite by the contractor's carpenter.
Inspiration for a large eclectic guest carpeted bedroom remodel in Denver with white walls and no fireplace

The foyer was transformed from a dated, cherry-saturated and traditional space with new stair components, breezy paint, and sophisticated furnishings from Jiun Ho, among others. Buster, the client’s younger of two mini golden-doodles, makes a cameo here as well.

Tom Jenkins
Example of a small transitional wooden straight staircase design in Atlanta with painted risers

Mosa White (floor) White Alaska Quartzite (counter tops and backsplash)
Example of a trendy u-shaped kitchen design in Miami with a drop-in sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, gray backsplash, stone tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Clear cedar decking, vertical grain. Hidden fasteners, stainless steel. All fascia wrap, stair tread and riser, outside stringer wrap, and railing components are Clear cedar. No knots on this project! Stunning. Stained photos to come soon.

The storage component of the childs bedroom was built custom, but simple. The cabinets allow the child to store clothes, books and other belongings all in one general area.

Designed to stay clutter free, the shower features a built in recessed niche & a large bench seat, to organize the homeowners shower products. The two person shower outfitted with 3 showering components, encourages shared time. Showering configurations invite the owners to enjoy personalized spa settings together, including a ceiling mounted rain shower head, & a multi- functional shower head and handheld with a pivot for precise positioning. Vertical wall tiles mixed with blue glass mosaic tiles create visual interest. The pebble floor not only feels amazing underfoot but adds an unexpected twist to this modern downtown retreat.

This product was built as an answer to a question. How do we break up a studio garage apartment to give privacy and living space? What we did was design a media cabinet/room divider to match the existed color scheme and style of their house. The one side is a media area with shelf areas and cabinetry, the other is a bed head board. All the the electrical components are run through a small side access door and a small open channel down the center of the unit. This allows for an aesthetically pleasing media area. Cheryl Fortner

This is the component rack that houses audio and video equipment
Large mountain style gender-neutral light wood floor walk-in closet photo in Charleston

Bryan Chavez
Playroom - contemporary gender-neutral carpeted playroom idea in Richmond with white walls

Nero Tiza Coral stone
Minimalist patio photo in Miami

Ikea components made this office transformation affordable. White walls and a large L-shaped white desk helped make this compact office appear much larger. Photo: Rebecca Quandt

Blue Orion calcite (shower) Naxos marble slabs on the floor Diamond Blue calcite accent wall and tops
Bathroom - contemporary white tile and stone tile bathroom idea in Miami with a wall-mount sink, flat-panel cabinets and white cabinets

This house on the northwest side of Tucson is a real laboratory. It has rammed earth, adobe, and straw bale components all built around a central courtyard. Rainwater is collected from almost 5000 square feet of roof and flows to a 30,000 site-built cistern which provides all water needs (including potable water) for nine months of the year on average. It also has a complete photovoltaic system, gray water system, and solar hot water.

The newly design craft space serves as a great place to create art, study with two desks, a large sink and cabinetry for clean up and walls dedicated to hanging new masterpieces by the children in the family. The colors were selected by the children and the rest was up to designer, Catherine O'Brien to make this space fun to use. Tim Lee Photography