The name of this venture is a manifestation that we stand by , “ Hope in a New Life, a Sprout “. Thus all things that supports the New Life of a Sprout is carefully orchestrated into our Design pallette. Water – A Koi Fish pond right at the entry Lounge of the Club house . Soil , the Growth medium – Rammed Earth walls and Exposed Mud blocks and Bricks adorn most of our walls keeping us grounded. Cradle of Life – Our Hammocks are not really the detachment of an individual but a Cocoon or a nest that gives you the warmth of a protective Mother (Earth). Light – The Volumes are all generous not for Grandeur but to realize as much as Light as possible.

This living room seems to invite you to sit and stay a while. The reclining leather chair, sofa and loveseat feature deep bucket seats that cradle you in comfort while the contrast stitching adds style and sophistication. A mix of textures, including a plush rug and the wood panel wall, give the room a rich feel, while the bold colors show off your personality. Like this look? Grab it by clicking here.

Tucked into a sunlit corner, this kitchen is a baker’s paradise where form meets function. A pull-out shelf cradles the stand mixer, ready for action, while quartz counters and warm wood cabinetry set the stage for rolling dough and whipping up delights. Soft green cabinets and patterned tile flooring add a fresh, grounded elegance that balances charm with utility.

The custom blown glass Hover Chandelier was fabricated into duplicate lights in different glass color patterns, designed to reflect the graceful curves of the handmade desks below. The lightweight aluminum frame appears to hover over the desk while cradling the colored accent lights that provide generous task lighting.

The name of this venture is a manifestation that we stand by , “ Hope in a New Life, a Sprout “. Thus all things that supports the New Life of a Sprout is carefully orchestrated into our Design pallette. Water – A Koi Fish pond right at the entry Lounge of the Club house . Soil , the Growth medium – Rammed Earth walls and Exposed Mud blocks and Bricks adorn most of our walls keeping us grounded. Cradle of Life – Our Hammocks are not really the detachment of an individual but a Cocoon or a nest that gives you the warmth of a protective Mother (Earth). Light – The Volumes are all generous not for Grandeur but to realize as much as Light as possible.

The name of this venture is a manifestation that we stand by , “ Hope in a New Life, a Sprout “. Thus all things that supports the New Life of a Sprout is carefully orchestrated into our Design pallette. Water – A Koi Fish pond right at the entry Lounge of the Club house . Soil , the Growth medium – Rammed Earth walls and Exposed Mud blocks and Bricks adorn most of our walls keeping us grounded. Cradle of Life – Our Hammocks are not really the detachment of an individual but a Cocoon or a nest that gives you the warmth of a protective Mother (Earth). Light – The Volumes are all generous not for Grandeur but to realize as much as Light as possible.

The name of this venture is a manifestation that we stand by , “ Hope in a New Life, a Sprout “. Thus all things that supports the New Life of a Sprout is carefully orchestrated into our Design pallette. Water – A Koi Fish pond right at the entry Lounge of the Club house . Soil , the Growth medium – Rammed Earth walls and Exposed Mud blocks and Bricks adorn most of our walls keeping us grounded. Cradle of Life – Our Hammocks are not really the detachment of an individual but a Cocoon or a nest that gives you the warmth of a protective Mother (Earth). Light – The Volumes are all generous not for Grandeur but to realize as much as Light as possible.

To install the hot tub, a piece of railing was removed so the hot tub could touch the deck for easy access. “They can simply hold on to the hot tub while stepping in,” adds Bill. www.besthottubs.com

Tucked into a sunlit corner, this kitchen is a baker’s paradise where form meets function. A pull-out shelf cradles the stand mixer, ready for action, while quartz counters and warm wood cabinetry set the stage for rolling dough and whipping up delights. Soft green cabinets and patterned tile flooring add a fresh, grounded elegance that balances charm with utility.

This fresh and modern take on wine storage provides this modern home a cool and creative way to display and store a large wine collection. The custom designed wall is located in a cool, temperature regulated space ensuring the wine stays at an optimal temperature and out of sunlight. Each bottle can be located anywhere along the custom drilled base with solid steel rods giving each bottle a perfect cradle to rest on. The configuration of the bottles can be adjusted anytime allowing these wine enthusiasts to change their inventory, their look or their seasonal preferences.

Find your frame of reference with the Compass collection. Distinguished by crisp, linear elements that both contrast and cradle opal glass shades, this four-light foyer offers pleasing illumination.

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Transitional Wine Room by Kessick Wine Storage Systems. To achieve the updated design elements we applied a walnut stain to the Sapele mahogany. The design characteristics of transitional wine cabinetry consist of: • Recessed toe kick • Square tasting/decanting niche • Slab cabinet doors with continual vertical grain • Square fascia on top • Floating top (racking does not go all the way to the ceiling) • Integrated with Wine-As-Art hardware and independent WAA wall panels. • Label forward horizontal cradle shelving, 3 deep

Every design decision for this Caribbean beach residence was guided by the desire to maximize the views of the property’s breathtaking natural surroundings. To connect the spaces and reveal the views from every vantage point, the team reconfigured the layout to create vistas, and installed window film to reduce solar heat gain. These modifications increased efficiencies, reused 90% of the interior envelope and did not impact the exterior structure of the building. In addition to providing incredible views, opening up the plan allows cross ventilation, maximizing the use of ocean breezes to cool the interior. The result is an effortless flow and maximization of space. Throughout the interior, dark materials express the concept of respite in the shade, and emphasize the sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea. Millwork crafted by local artisans from local materials establishes hierarchy – providing a clear understanding of the layout – and filters light to create privacy and drama. Screens help define the spaces and create suspense. Varying screen opacities serve specific functions: nearly opaque screens build suspense, translucent screens provide privacy, and reflective screens – as seen in the kitchen ceiling – create mystery in the core where light and views are challenged. Referencing the seaside location, the baseboards create a sense of being in a deep shallow. The 16” tall baseboards create a pool effect, engaging the walls with Cradle to Cradle certified Mosa tile flooring. The irregular height also conceals power and data cabling. The resulting space is a contemporary oasis that offers a high-level of comfort and functionality. Anne Rausch Photography

Plush microfiber upholstery and reclining functionality make this soft Rocker Recliner in Sage the perfect choice for those seeking superior style and comfort. A recessed external handle provides easy open and closure of the reclining mechanism without interfering with the overall style of the chair. Plush pillow arms and a broad pillow back provide truly comfortable seating for complete relaxation. A wrapped chaise lifts up to cradle your legs and feet, while the reclining feature lets you truly sit back and relax. From www.ba-sofas.com Dimensions: 40" H x 35" W x 35" D

This fresh and modern take on wine storage provides this modern home a cool and creative way to display and store a large wine collection. The custom designed wall is located in a cool, temperature regulated space ensuring the wine stays at an optimal temperature and out of sunlight. Each bottle can be located anywhere along the custom drilled base with solid steel rods giving each bottle a perfect cradle to rest on. The configuration of the bottles can be adjusted anytime allowing these wine enthusiasts to change their inventory, their look or their seasonal preferences.

Photo: Margot Hartford Photography © 2014 Houzz Design: Jennifer Jones, Niche Interiors
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