Inspiration for a modern two-story wood flat roof remodel in Seattle

Randy Angell, Designer GOLD International Award of Excellence winner - The transitional modern home was designed with large amounts of glass opening into the courtyard, creating an indoor-outdoor feel, and a visual connection among the spaces that could not be ignored. The neighboring wall, however, was not only rather imposing, but also of a style completely disconnected from our clients home. Our goal was to create a layering effect, with features of varying heights, both to add depth and dimension to the space, and to take the focus of the viewer off of the neighbor's wall.

Architect: Tom Ochsner Landscape Architect: Rachelle Gahan General Contractor: Allen Construction Photographer: Jim Bartsch Photography
Pool - large mediterranean one-story and backyard stucco and rectangular beige and lap pool idea in Santa Barbara

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.

An active radon mitigation system neatly tucked into a residential exterior corner. Featuring an outdoor-rated inline fan, weatherproof electrical disconnect, and custom PVC routing, this system safely extracts radon gas from the foundation and vents it above the roofline. System Type: Active Soil Depressurization (ASD) Design: Compact corner installation on vinyl siding Purpose: Residential indoor air quality and radon reduction

Cottage exterior home idea in San Luis Obispo

Its “Open Season” on homeowners who were on the verge of moving in order find a home that fit their needs and desire for an open floor plan. They felt closed in and disconnected from their family and friends while entertaining. Photography by Leigh Ann Saperstone

Before. The family room and front office were compartmentalized and disconnected from the kitchen.
Large transitional open concept light wood floor and wall paneling family room photo in Denver with white walls, a standard fireplace, a tile fireplace and a media wall

Before. The family room and front office were compartmentalized and disconnected from the kitchen.
Inspiration for a large transitional u-shaped light wood floor and vaulted ceiling kitchen remodel in Denver with a drop-in sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, white backsplash, marble backsplash, white appliances, an island and white countertops

This historic Piedmont home is reimagined by relocating the kitchen to the center of the home and by opening it to the previously disconnected rear yard through elegant light-filled doors. Soft gray tones throughout the house set the backdrop for a vibrant green tile wall that speaks to the newly planted yard. Minimal light fixtures, floating metal shelves, and an interactive faucet infuse the space with modern touches. Informal seating for the family of three is neatly tucked into the extended countertops.

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.

We transformed this corner of the backyard into a sanctuary of private relaxation. This rustic-style sauna measuring 6 by 5 feet combines the warmth of natural wood with an open-air setting, creating the experience of a mountain spa right at home. It is perfect for disconnecting from daily stress, improving circulation, and enjoying a moment of peace beneath the stars.

We transformed this corner of the backyard into a sanctuary of private relaxation. This rustic-style sauna—measuring 6 by 5 feet—combines the warmth of natural wood with an open-air setting, creating the experience of a mountain spa right at home. It is perfect for disconnecting from daily stress, improving circulation, and enjoying a moment of peace beneath the stars.

ACE (Above Counter Extreme) model installed in office kitchenette. Compared to UCE (Under Counter Extreme) model, this is portable - very easy to disconnect diverter from faucet.

This project features a high-performance exterior radon fan installation designed for continuous, quiet operation. The system includes a durable, weather-tight inline fan unit paired with an electrical disconnect box to ensure safe and easy maintenance. Mounted securely to the exterior brick facade, the system effectively maintains active depressurization beneath the home's slab, safely venting soil gases away from living spaces.

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.