This solid cherry open rise stair is BIG. In this stair design, we opted out of the traditional “stacked” stair layout for an original “scissor” layout normally reserved for straight stairs. The stair design coupled with the continuous handrail offers a completely unique and grand style. Endless curved lines, continuous railing flowing down the stairs, and striking perspectives. Railing: continuous solid cherry blank rail with ¾’’ round stainless steel spindles. Ryan Patrick Kelly Photographs

This solid cherry open rise stair is BIG. In this stair design, we opted out of the traditional “stacked” stair layout for an original “scissor” layout normally reserved for straight stairs. The stair design coupled with the continuous handrail offers a completely unique and grand style. Endless curved lines, continuous railing flowing down the stairs, and striking perspectives. Railing: continuous solid cherry blank rail with ¾’’ round stainless steel spindles. Ryan Patrick Kelly Photographs

This solid cherry open rise stair is BIG. In this stair design, we opted out of the traditional “stacked” stair layout for an original “scissor” layout normally reserved for straight stairs. The stair design coupled with the continuous handrail offers a completely unique and grand style. Endless curved lines, continuous railing flowing down the stairs, and striking perspectives. Railing: continuous solid cherry blank rail with ¾’’ round stainless steel spindles. Ryan Patrick Kelly Photographs

This solid cherry open rise stair is BIG. In this stair design, we opted out of the traditional “stacked” stair layout for an original “scissor” layout normally reserved for straight stairs. The stair design coupled with the continuous handrail offers a completely unique and grand style. Endless curved lines, continuous railing flowing down the stairs, and striking perspectives. Railing: continuous solid cherry blank rail with ¾’’ round stainless steel spindles. Ryan Patrick Kelly Photographs

This solid cherry open rise stair is BIG. In this stair design, we opted out of the traditional “stacked” stair layout for an original “scissor” layout normally reserved for straight stairs. The stair design coupled with the continuous handrail offers a completely unique and grand style. Endless curved lines, continuous railing flowing down the stairs, and striking perspectives. Railing: continuous solid cherry blank rail with ¾’’ round stainless steel spindles. Ryan Patrick Kelly Photographs

This solid cherry open rise stair is BIG. In this stair design, we opted out of the traditional “stacked” stair layout for an original “scissor” layout normally reserved for straight stairs. The stair design coupled with the continuous handrail offers a completely unique and grand style. Endless curved lines, continuous railing flowing down the stairs, and striking perspectives. Railing: continuous solid cherry blank rail with ¾’’ round stainless steel spindles. Ryan Patrick Kelly Photographs

4-inch white oak select grade in the dining room of a 21st-floor Buckhead high-rise. Floor-to-ceiling windows with Atlanta skyline views. The floor runs continuously from the dining area through the full open-plan living space — site-finished in place as one uninterrupted surface. Cork underlayment beneath for HOA sound compliance. Finished with LOBA 2K Duo.

Staircase - modern staircase idea in Other

Trendy 3/4 gray tile gray floor and double-sink bathroom photo in Melbourne with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white walls, an undermount sink, white countertops and a floating vanity

Michael Downes
Entryway - contemporary entryway idea in Melbourne with a medium wood front door

Petr Krejci
Example of a transitional l-shaped kitchen design in London with shaker cabinets and gray backsplash

Second view of the living room showing 5-inch wide plank white oak herringbone at 45 degrees. Atlanta skyline visible through the arched window. The pattern runs continuously through the full open-plan residence — approximately 1,500 square feet site-finished in place as one uninterrupted surface. Picture-frame border integrated and sanded flush. Finished with LOBA 2K Duo. Installer holds formal NWFA parquetry training.

Mid-sized trendy open concept living room photo in Singapore with no fireplace

We took this high-rise condo to new heights with a significant renovation. All three bathrooms, the kitchen and living area were reimagined to provide updates and special features, worthy of its location in the Mayfair building at Turtle Creek. Bathrooms boasting marble, custom vanities, and specialty plumbing ensure luxury experiences. By squaring off a rounded entryway, we gained space to form a functional laundry room and pantry adjacent to the kitchen. In addition, this enabled us to design the kitchen with a new, expansive island and maximize functionality. The fumed eucalyptus wood cabinets add visual interest and warmth to the space, beyond the additional storage created. A waterfall island face, the concealed cooktop knobs and marble countertops continuing up the wall as a backsplash point to some of the kitchen’s most discerning features. The specialty cabinetry was extended into the living space as a fully custom media cabinet and concealed bar, complete with wine storage to create the room’s unmistakable focal point. This condominium now possesses the bells and whistles Dallasites most appreciate.

5-inch wide plank white oak herringbone in the master bedroom of a 24th-floor Buckhead high-rise. The same pattern and finish running continuously from the main living areas through the private rooms — site-finished in place as one uninterrupted surface across the full residence. Atlanta skyline visible through floor-to-ceiling windows. Site-finished with LOBA 2K Duo. Installer holds formal NWFA parquetry training.

We took this high-rise condo to new heights with a significant renovation. All three bathrooms, the kitchen and living area were reimagined to provide updates and special features, worthy of its location in the Mayfair building at Turtle Creek. Bathrooms boasting marble, custom vanities, and specialty plumbing ensure luxury experiences. By squaring off a rounded entryway, we gained space to form a functional laundry room and pantry adjacent to the kitchen. In addition, this enabled us to design the kitchen with a new, expansive island and maximize functionality. The fumed eucalyptus wood cabinets add visual interest and warmth to the space, beyond the additional storage created. A waterfall island face, the concealed cooktop knobs and marble countertops continuing up the wall as a backsplash point to some of the kitchen’s most discerning features. The specialty cabinetry was extended into the living space as a fully custom media cabinet and concealed bar, complete with wine storage to create the room’s unmistakable focal point. This condominium now possesses the bells and whistles Dallasites most appreciate.

Herringbone and border running through the main corridor before sanding. The pattern ran continuously through every room and corridor across the full residence without interruption.

The future of housing is not about owning the biggest home on the block. It’s about finding a home—and a community—that aligns with how people actually want to live. Buyers today are prioritizing: Smart, efficient spaces Wellness-focused environments Outdoor living and connection Community-centered neighborhoods And as these priorities continue to shape the housing market, communities like Houston High Rise Condos at The Parklane represent a new model of modern living—one that places lifestyle, balance, and thoughtful design at the center of the homebuying experience.

The warmer (ok, hot) weather will be soon here and that means a lot more time spent in the swimming pool. So before you ramp up use as the temperatures continue to rise, it is important that you follow these pool ownership tips to ensure the health and safety of your pool and its occupants.