The dark stained wood flooring, beams, and barn doors contribute to the rustic look. The lighting fixtures are by Visual Comfort & Co. Photography: Lance Holloway

Faux London Shade with same great trim. Beautiful cashmere throw embellished will a great trim and fabric for upholstering Stickley chair all contributed to a fabulously decorated room. What fun!

Photo: Michaela Dodd © 2017 Houzz
Transitional powder room photo in Austin

Navy cabinets and industrial accents contribute to the character of this open-plan living space. The ship-shape efficiency of the kitchen places few demands on space, while making a huge contribution to the personality of this loft-like home.

Compact full bath with wall hung toilet. ReVent exhaust fan and mud-in register contribute to the minimal feel. Wall hung vanity is used to link floor tile with wall tile.

Bush honeysuckle, Diervilla lonicera Le jardinet

Skylights, a high-end kitchen, lighting and tiling contribute to a modern take on a grand old dame. The owners’ artwork is proudly displayed on painted-pine feature walls, where spacing between boards create negative detailing.

Attanasio Landscape Architecture, A Nevada Professional Corporation, (ALA) has a single goal on all projects: To collaborate with quality clients and other consultants contributing talent, skills and discipline directed into a cohesive project vision. ALA take's great pride in providing our clients with projects which create a sense of place, engage and enrich the experiences of the people who use them, and are responsive to the environment.

Bathroom tour in a Zen cabin. The homeowner repurposed a coffee table that he purchased at a thrift store and removed the table top to use as a bathroom counter. The bathroom vanity counter is topped with a glass vessel sink. The bronze fixtures by Delta and Pfister contribute to the Zen Cabin theme. Bathroom design by Christine Suzuki

This bathroom got a big upgrade! The primary occupant, the homeowner's teenage son, was the driving force behind the design. The Delta Trinsic collection was the perfect complement to the industrial vibe, while the natural cherry cabinetry contribute warmth to the space

The design for this home in Palo Alto looked to create a union between the interior and exterior, blending the spaces in such a way as to allow residents to move seamlessly between the two environments. Expansive glazing was used throughout the home to complement this union, looking out onto a swimming pool centrally located within the courtyard. Within the living room, a large operable skylight brings in plentiful sunlight, while utilizing self tinting glass that adjusts to various lighting conditions throughout the day to ensure optimal comfort. For the exterior, a living wall was added to the garage that continues into the backyard. Extensive landscaping and a gabion wall was also created to provide privacy and contribute to the sense of the home as a tranquil oasis.

Lindsey King Photography
Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea

This 2,700 square-foot renovation of an existing brick structure has provided a stunning, year round vacation home in the Lake Sunapee region. Located on the same footprint as the original brick structure, the new, one-story residence is oriented on the site to take advantage of the expansive views of Mts. Sunapee and Kearsarge. By implementing a mix of siding treatments, textures and materials, and unique rooflines the home complements the surrounding site, and caps off the top of the grassy hill. New entertainment rooms and porches are located so that the spectacular views of the surrounding mountains are always prominent. Dressed in bright and airy colors, the spaces welcome conversation and relaxation in spectacular settings. The design of three unique spaces, each of which experience the site differently, contributed to the overall layout of the residence. From the Adirondack chairs on the colonnaded porch to the cushioned sofas of the sunroom, personalized touches of exquisite taste provide an undeniably comforting atmosphere to the site. Photographer: Joseph St. Pierre

This pool gives you the feeling of swimming into the landscape. The broad, straight line of the horizon and the long, slender vertical lines of the pool underscore the expansiveness of the property, whose size unquestionably contributes to the impact of its natural beauty. The design is rather understated, creating the impression of having been copied directly from the pool’s natural setting. The landscape and the garden have retained their prominent role despite the addition of the natural pool. The pool blends in unassumingly with its surroundings and is sizeable enough to allow for the swimming of long laps. A natural pool is the obvious choice for locations such as this. Natural materials and plant filters are without a doubt the ideal option for gardens like these. The beautiful property certainly contributes a great deal to the overall visual impression, but the pool - as close to nature as possible and reduced to essentials - has the look and feel of a body of water that was created here quite naturally. The addition of the wooden planks and the long, slender shape of the pool are visually very appealing. The water’s edge of the regeneration area blends harmoniously into the landscape and appears as if it had grown there naturally over several years.

The simple and elegant dresser was painted in a violet color to reinforce the colors of the decorative color scheme. The mirror was custom made and painted in a deep teal to compliment the scheme. Even the lacquer wastebasket has something to contribute to the color scheme with is clean design and bold color. The classic modern chair provides a comfy modern space for reading. Design and photo by Lucien Allaire

A complete remodel of a 70s-era home re-imagines its original post-modern architecture. The new design emphasizes details such as a phoenix motif (significant to the family) that appears on a fountain as well as at the living room fireplace surround, both designed by the firm. Mahogany paneling, stone and walnut flooring, elaborate ceiling treatments, steel picture windows that frame panoramic views, and carved limestone window surrounds contribute new texture and character.

2020 Parade of Homes project had two kitchens this is the second one, FLOOR360 contributed the materials and installation for the flooring and backsplash. Builder: Hart DeNoble Builders, Interior Design: DesignWell Interiors

Wall column with magnetic bars that holds craft tools. Once more contributing to the creative functionality and colorfulness of this very special craft room. Photo by: Frank Marrott - Concept 7 www.concept7photo.com

The interior details are simple, elegant, and are understated to display fine craftsmanship throughout the home. The design and finishes are not pretentious - but exactly what you would expect to find in an accomplished Maine artist’s home. Each piece of artwork carefully informed the selections that would highlight the art and contribute to the personality of each space. © Darren Setlow Photography