design by Pulp Design Studios | http://pulpdesignstudios.com/ This Dallas high-rise project presented a unique challenge for Pulp Design Studios. Working around standard builder finishes and a specified budget, Pulp incorporated vintage finds, rustic wooden and modern accents, and pops of color to personalize the space. For these music lovers, a collection of concert posters and fun art in custom framing creates a unique focal point in the kitchen.

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This Demarest, NJ home received a full makeover by our Retail President, Lauren Cherkas. in concert with the homeowners. With a mix of patterns, stones, and stone-look porcelains, their tile choices make a unique statement in each room.

The Reserve at Conway is a premier lifestyle community off of Highway 44 in Gonzales, Louisiana. This community is a walkable mixed-use neighborhood featuring 46 acres of lakes, miles of jogging trails, parks and green space, restaurants, a grocery store, boutiques, neighborhood swimming pools, clubhouse, high school, and a town square. The Conway Town Square will host art shows, outdoor concerts, and community events free to the residents beginning Christmas 2018! Upon completion of all phases of the community, an estimated 1,000 families and 3,500 individuals will call The Reserve at Conway home.

This is a total-site design/build project completed in Snowmass Village, CO. The residence is located on a ski-in, ski-out site, so the severe grade of the natural slope was a design challenge. We worked in concert with the architect, general contractor, and our client to create outdoor living spaces, including a patio, outdoor dining area, and lawn that would not have existed without our natural boulder retaining system. The results are stunning! This project was designed while working with, and constructed by, Escape Garden Design/Site Development.

Exterior music studio on a trailer. Soundproofed with recycled denim. Marine speakers on top facing the deck for the amplified sound. Photo cred: Don Shreve

This is a total-site design/build project completed in Snowmass Village, CO. The residence is located on a ski-in, ski-out site, so the severe grade of the natural slope was a design challenge. We worked in concert with the architect, general contractor, and our client to create outdoor living spaces, including a patio, outdoor dining area, and lawn that would not have existed without our natural boulder retaining system. The results are stunning! This project was designed while working with, and constructed by, Escape Garden Design/Site Development.

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From the pool deck of this recently completed Gerbus Remodeling outdoor living and custom pool project in Anderson, we’re feeling the heat and ready to have some summer fun. From enjoying the lightening bugs on warm evenings by your custom pool, to Yappy Hour with your furry bestie at Washington Park, to meeting friends for free concerts, to spending the day with Fritz and Fiona at the Zoo, the greater Cincinnati area is the perfect place to plan your family’s staycation! Feeling Inspired? Let’s talk outdoor living! sales@gerbus.com

design by Pulp Design Studios | http://pulpdesignstudios.com/ This Dallas high-rise project presented a unique challenge for Pulp Design Studios. Working around standard builder finishes and a specified budget, Pulp incorporated vintage finds, rustic wooden and modern accents, and pops of color to personalize the space. For these music lovers, a collection of concert posters and fun art in custom framing creates a unique focal point in the kitchen.

Here we can see the full concert of elements. The Dura Supreme Vanity floats above the tile set on the diagonal. Beautiful pebble tile leads the homeowner into their walk-in shower from the bathing area.

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Charcoal concrete counter tops with embedded stainless steel lettering and reclaimed wood bar. ConcreteCraftsman.com
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Old world elements including oriental rugs combine with a classic Chesterfield sofa representing together Georgian influences Arts & Crafts, I interpret as a visual extension of Folklore & Mythology, and is seen here with a Parisian bistro table; Thonet-type chairs, a library console, along with William Morris bedding and a Stag by the Stream lace panel The Modernist Period is represented by influences from pioneer furniture designer Eileen Gray and Gropius’s Bauhaus. And with Counter Culture, tie-dyed drapery is fun; against organic furniture forms, adjacent to Janis Joplin, whose final concert was at Harvard Stadium. I love the cross-pollination of culture. New stories reveal themselves while balancing a blend of narratives.

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