Beveled clamps and hinges contribute to the shower enclosure's traditional vibes.
Elegant master corner shower photo in DC Metro with a hinged shower door

A chrome faucet and simple soap holder are small simple details the contribute to the modern and simple style of this space. The floating vanity offers a clever look that also makes space for additional storage beneath the sink.

This beautiful coastal kitchen features a Cambria quartz Oakmoor™ island with a waterfall edge. The design’s sandy waves contribute to the home’s inviting beachy feel and serve as a perfect focal point in this open-concept space. Other kitchen details include mint green cabinetry, blonde woods, matte black pendant lights, sculptural stools, and gold pulls. Design: Blackband Home & Design // Builder: SC Homes

Photo: Kayla Stark © 2017 Houzz
Eclectic dining room photo in New Orleans

Designer van conversion with beds for three people plus kennel for two dogs. Recycled materials and products contributing to healthy air quality are the hallmark of this 'sustainable' home on wheels.

Project designed and executed by owner, with inspiration from Houzz. Posting my results to contribute back to the community. Kitchen - Decora cabinets, Thermador appliances, Granite Countertop, Ceramic backsplash

Picture and garden design by Laura Canfield. These large Classic Rolled Rim planters contribute to a grand entrance for this beautiful garden in Portland.

The kitchen is equipped with stainless steel appliances, including a large refrigerator and a range with a matching range hood, contributing to its modern and professional look. A white subway tile backsplash adds texture and a classic touch to the walls.

Project designed and executed by owner, with inspiration from Houzz. Posting my results to contribute back to the community. Kitchen - Decora cabinets, Thermador appliances, Granite Countertop, Ceramic backsplash

Raindrops bead up on an Echeveria after a storm. This succulent is an easy care summer bloomer and contributes nicely to a groundcover planting combination. Shown here with dense growing Dymondia. Edger Landscape Design

Starting with a traditional shingled camp on the Slocum River, the Horseneck project transformed this compact vernacular building into a more modernist composition, connecting interior to exterior, overlapping programmatic areas, maximizing available daylight, and prioritizing outdoor living. With the river setting the backdrop, we began the design with an abstract composition of planes and volumes, which would serve to open the house, frame the views, and add depth to the landscape. The new glass wall, floating deck, cube-like pergola, and attenuated cedar planter all contribute to this geometric composition, in stark contrast to the lush wooded surroundings, and rolling hills. The extensive interior renovations included opening the central stair on both sides to serve as a central focal point for the interiors. A new kitchen, two new bathrooms, new lighting, finishes, and color palette rounded off the interior renovations

The coastal theme was carried into the compact but highly sophisticated powder room. A rare oversized seashell sits beneath the custom wenge and golden onyx vanity. The crystal bead pendant light fixture as well as the glazed abaca wall covering contribute to the high-end feeling.

The addition of Kolbe’s half-circle radius unit may be a small detail in the grand style of this home, but contributes to the design with it’s custom shape and divided lite pattern.

The overall design was done by Lori Lennon of Lori Lennon and Associates. My contribution to this was the stone and architectural details from the framed backsplash to the inverted beveled edge on the horizontal surfaces

Mylar wall coverings, stainless steel frames with mesh securing a winding secondary convenience stair, and black polished wood floors contribute to the array of reflective surfaces in this Upper East Side triplex maisonette. Photography: Eric Piasecki

FLOOR360 contributed the flooring and backsplash materials and installation to this 2020 Parade of Homes residence. Builder: Quality First Custom Homes

A living room designed as a serene and elegant retreat. Each element contributes to a subtle balance.
Huge trendy living room photo in Montreal

The long dining is accentuated with a custom casual dining table with plank top. The light, neutral linen dining chairs are made with a performance fabric so that beauty and functionality can be achieved. The open sphere chandelier contributes to the relaxed but elegant feel. Truly a joy to entertain in!

A space conceived as a complete composition, where every detail contributes to a subtle visual harmony.
Example of a huge trendy living room design in Montreal