Arts and crafts closet photo in Toronto

Inspiration for an industrial entryway remodel in Seattle

Trendy bedroom photo in San Francisco

Inspiration for a contemporary basement remodel in Toronto

Deck - modern deck idea in Philadelphia

Colorful wall and floor surfaces in a new home built in Bettendorf Iowa. Featured: Burgundy glossy double stack herringbone backsplash tile from Ceramic Tile Works Lifestyle Oasis series. Paramount RigidCORE luxury vinyl plank floating floor in Keystone Eagle ROck color. Custom tiled shower with Kaptur Verde Raku reeded texture wall tiles by Ceramic Tile Works. Tile and flooring by Village Home Stores for Silverthorne Homebuilders of the Quad Cities.

A heightened experience to study and implement light strategies that will be put onto this most exclusive property highlighting Japanese Maple trees over a hundred years old. Such intensive care and love for the property with areas of Zen and meditation. The light intent complements each area in mood and harmony, It was interesting to watch tree specialists that were retained to prune these majestic beauties into Bonsai formations. The attention of detail over the past forty years to manicure these grounds elevated my acumen to do a superb job illuminating each and every focal plant on the property, the areas with specific moods in mind, and finalize with a creative all inclusive scene.

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless front door remodel in Denver with white walls and a white front door

Stock Id: #20264 General Rug Type: European Specific Rug Type: Donegal - Arts & Crafts Circa: 1900 Color: Other Origin: Ireland Width: 12' 6'' ( 381 cm ) Length: 25' 2'' ( 767.1 cm )

Client required that this original art on paper be presented in a stark minimalist manner with some industrial sensation. We considered hanging by cables, but no product could be attached to the art itself. Rockwell's Jay Cimbak devised an unheard-of idea of adhering the original art only to archival board and adhesive, then running a channel down the length of the board, then laying in Arakawa braided hanging cable and tensioned between header and footer of only 3/4 inch width! The end result is that the wire itself is the installation, and the art is "flying over' the wire for a floating perception, with the art only 1/8 inch off the wall. A seriously cool and museum-quality, creative solution. No "Frame", but Rockwell Solved as a Service.

Staircase - contemporary staircase idea in St Louis

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Inspiration for a rustic living room remodel in Richmond

Example of a mid-sized minimalist u-shaped dark wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen design in Dallas with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, quartzite countertops, green backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops