Example of a transitional kitchen design in Dallas

Container garden in courtyard which had previously been as eyesore Photo A. Newell
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in San Francisco.

Reference: 1012403 Top collection standing robe hook. Very decorative. Also can use as coat or hat hook. Made of brass and polished 24K gold plated. Designed and manufactured in Spain.

Sophisticated and organic planters
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in New York.

Climbing hydrangea supported by stainless steel wires that span between cedar posts.
Design ideas for a mid-sized partial sun backyard stone landscaping in New York for spring.

Our homeowners wanted to update their traditional landscape. We replaced thirsty grass in the front and backyards. We designed a retaining wall to level out the space and incorporated a water feature with a board formed concrete finish.

Photo of an eclectic landscaping in Pune.

Emily Kolaczek
Large elegant walk-out medium tone wood floor home design photo in Calgary with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a metal fireplace

Dede Delaney summer Plant Combination
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Providence.

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Mixed rockery plantings with micro-sprayers.
Photo of a contemporary landscaping in Seattle.

Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Charleston.

Eat-in kitchen - craftsman l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen idea in Miami with an island

Julie J. Mayhew
Inspiration for a small timeless white tile and stone tile marble floor home design remodel in Milwaukee with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, a two-piece toilet, green walls, an undermount sink and marble countertops

CLOSE-UP VIEW This master bath makeover starts with bare walls that have been floated out smooth over the sheetrock. Then we hand applied a beautiful custom tinted, soft grey Venetian plaster. After two coats of plaster, the walls were waxed and buffed. This process seals the plaster, leaving a long-lasting finish. The finished product is subtle and undeniably beautiful! I’ve included a close-up view of the finish below.

Lighting became another way to integrate simplicity and harmony to the home’s overall design; but like every other element of our project, modernity and time honored practices of craftsmanship needed to fuse. In the master suite, fabricating the light troughs proved to be an interesting challenge. Given the extreme length of the faces and bottoms of the light trough (after 15), using solid cherry for their construction was impractical. A thin birch plywood substrate was built and 1/8" thick cherry veneers were applied. The resulting material was used for the faces and bottoms of the trough. The resultant birch/cherry composite material was reinforced with an elaborate lamination process that included a thin fiberglass veil for strength and flexibility. Other lighting was chosen to wash light over surfaces or to hang—lantern style to provide soft light and aesthetic embellishment. Here again, the design is highly influenced by the Japanese aesthetic.

Photo of a traditional landscaping in Los Angeles.

Home to a young family of four, this new house blends in the tightly woven fabric of this traditional residential neighborhood. Yet CYAN Horticulture was mandated to pack in this limited space an ambitious program of children-minded activities, in a ‘warm contemporary’ way. The front yard hence accommodates a boxwood parterre/soccer field and a secret dirtbike track, a rain barrel as well as mixed monochromatic plantings in greens and whites.

pair of cement lion wall fountains were the perfect visual to flank the entry and plant with baby succulents and string of pearls.
Photo of a small mediterranean drought-tolerant and full sun backyard stone and stone fence landscaping in San Diego for summer.