Mid-sized trendy master blue tile, white tile and glass tile alcove shower photo in Los Angeles with a hinged shower door

The Quarry Mill's Lockridge natural thin stone veneer creates a stately appearance on the exterior of this residential home. Lockridge is a quintessential grey-toned dimensional real stone veneer. From a distance the stones appear to be a solid and singular color, however, upon closer inspection one can see the unique veining. Some pieces have solid horizontal lines running through the stone, whereas, others have a more speckled appearance. Every individual piece has its own character, a quality that can only be achieved with natural stone. Lockridge has sawn heights of 2.25”, 5” and 7.75” and is cut specifically for a half-inch mortar joint. Larger heights are available upon request depending on the scale of the project.

The benefit of quarter sawn lies in its dimensional stability and in the beauty of the wood itself.

Kate Russell
Mid-sized southwest u-shaped porcelain tile enclosed kitchen photo in Albuquerque with a farmhouse sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartz countertops, gray backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Dimensional wave-textured tile wraps this tub-shower combo, adding subtle movement to an otherwise all-white bathroom remodel. A recessed niche and handheld shower on a slide bar keep the space functional without breaking the clean look. Solid Ground Construction is a licensed general contractor serving Santa Monica, Los Angeles, and the greater Westside for bathroom remodels and interior renovations.

The dimensional wave tile continues along this bathroom wall, framed by the tub's slide-bar shower head and a matte black lever door handle. Small hardware details like this carry the same modern language throughout the remodel. Solid Ground Construction is a licensed general contractor serving Santa Monica, Los Angeles, and the greater Westside for bathroom remodels and interior renovations.

Traditional exterior home idea in Seattle

Our take on an updated traditional style kitchen with touches of farmhouse to add warmth and texture.
Large elegant u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor enclosed kitchen photo in Raleigh with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, white backsplash, quartz backsplash, paneled appliances, an island and white countertops

Our take on an updated traditional style kitchen with touches of farmhouse to add warmth and texture.
Inspiration for a large timeless u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor enclosed kitchen remodel in Raleigh with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, white backsplash, quartz backsplash, paneled appliances, an island and white countertops

$690.00 Mahogany solids & raffia wrap Single soft-close drawer with chrome plated hardware above removable tempered Hand-woven fibers of the Tipot palm tree and features a rich, dimensional depth. Purveyor Saguran tables include a protective tempered glass top to ensure the durability Available in Aqua Saguran. Aqua canvas finish with single drawer. Polished nickel nail heads 30"L x 30"H x 18"D

A mountain modern guest bathroom that feels sophisticated with white 3 dimensional tiles, a glass/antique glass mosaic accent tile, a solid surface countertop that waterfalls into the shower and turns into the shower bench and linen textured tiles on the floor. The faucets are wall mounted with lighted mirrors above. The large window in the shower is obscured with a rain texture and high-end plumbing in the shower includes a hand shower.

Photography: Ryan Garvin
Mid-century modern kids' white tile and subway tile ceramic tile and white floor alcove bathtub photo in Phoenix with white cabinets, white walls and quartz countertops

This highly unique entryway is found on the Colorado Parade of Homes Best Home for 2005. This door was inspired by a combination of Cubism as well as traditional Japanese motif. Raleigh Renfree, in true homage to masters such as Braques, combines block, plane, texture, light, and shadow to create a dynamic landscape that transforms from a traditional Japanese Bonsai into pure form as you approach. This piece came to life over three months and was constructed out of multiple solid mahogany blocks. Perhaps Renfree’s greatest work to date, this piece dares to question the very nature of a door. Taking a conventionally two-dimensional space and transforming it into a three-dimensional objet d’art, the Cubistic Bonsai Sunrise alchemizes a mere entryway into an elegant threshold in an expansion of the possibilities of architectural art.

This highly unique entryway is found on the Colorado Parade of Homes Best Home for 2005. This door was inspired by a combination of Cubism as well as traditional Japanese motif. Raleigh Renfree, in true homage to masters such as Braques, combines block, plane, texture, light, and shadow to create a dynamic landscape that transforms from a traditional Japanese Bonsai into pure form as you approach. This piece came to life over three months and was constructed out of multiple solid mahogany blocks. Perhaps Renfree’s greatest work to date, this piece dares to question the very nature of a door. Taking a conventionally two-dimensional space and transforming it into a three-dimensional objet d’art, the Cubistic Bonsai Sunrise alchemizes a mere entryway into an elegant threshold in an expansion of the possibilities of architectural art.

This home has a color theme that continues all the way to the bathroom. The dotted wallpaper as well as the dimensional white tile are complemented by the solid burnt orange sink and matte black fixtures.

This downtown Shrewsbury, MA project was a collaborative effort between our talented design team and the discerning eye of the homeowner. Our goal was to carefully plan and construct an orangery-style addition in a very difficult location without significantly altering the architectural flow of the existing colonial home. The traditional style of an English orangery is characterized by large windows built into the construction as well as a hip style skylight centered within the space (adding a masterful touch of class). In keeping with this theme, we were able to incorporate Anderson architectural French doors and a spectacular skylight so as to allow an optimum amount of light into the structure. Engineered and constructed using solid dimensional lumber and insulated in compliance with (and exceeding) international residential building code requirements, this bespoke orangery blends the beauty of old world design with the substantial benefits of contemporary construction practices. Bringing together the very best characteristics of a Sunspace Design project, the orangery featured here provides the warmth of a traditional English AGA stove, the rustic feel of a bluestone floor, and the elegance of custom exterior and interior decorative finishes. We invite you to add a modern English orangery to your own home so that you can enjoy a lovely dining space with your family, or simply an extra area to sit back and relax within.

Granite is lustrous, rich, and crystalline, can be honed to a gloss, is smooth to the touch, very hard and 100% natural. Quartz is lustrous, deep and dimensional and can be honed to desired gloss. It’s smooth to the touch and hard, but can scorch. Quartz is 93% natural and 7% manmade. Marble is deep, rich and illuminating, and polishes to a very high gloss. While beautiful and very hard, marble does have a higher tendency to scratch and scorch. Marble is 100% natural. Solid Surface is uniform and has a matte-like structure. It’s never glossy and can scratch, but it’s sandable. Solid Surface provides texture, and seams are mostly invisible. Solid Surface is 66% natural and 33% polymers.

Granite is lustrous, rich, and crystalline, can be honed to a gloss, is smooth to the touch, very hard and 100% natural. Quartz is lustrous, deep and dimensional and can be honed to desired gloss. It’s smooth to the touch and hard, but can scorch. Quartz is 93% natural and 7% manmade. Marble is deep, rich and illuminating, and polishes to a very high gloss. While beautiful and very hard, marble does have a higher tendency to scratch and scorch. Marble is 100% natural. Solid Surface is uniform and has a matte-like structure. It’s never glossy and can scratch, but it’s sandable. Solid Surface provides texture, and seams are mostly invisible. Solid Surface is 66% natural and 33% polymers.