The Great Room emphasizes spacious views with it's cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and marble fireplace at the heart of the home. The windows lead your eye straight out to the sprawling back porch and is a great source of natural light without the drawback of heat directly from the sun.

while a bit unorthodox, the new owners of this recent brownstone condo conversion wanted to combine two modest bathrooms to create one larger space with a cohesive, modern feel. wood elements combine with a wood textured tile to give warmth to the space, while introducing a cohesive design palette that is at once modern and timeless.

Elegant gray floor kitchen photo with shaker cabinets and medium tone wood cabinets

Mudroom entry with custom reclaimed wood and metal mesh equipment lockers. A sliding barn door leads to the powder bath, featuring a custom cast concrete sink. Photo Credit: Vance Fox

Pivot doors have become popular because they give a wide, generous opening and a simple, modern appearance. Used mostly on high-end and custom homes, pivoting doors are benefiting from two converging trends in home building. The high-performance hardware allows for smooth operation of panels much wider and taller than a traditional door. The operating hardware itself can be adjusted in both traveling speed and closure speed. This enhances the user experience of opening and closing the door by dialing in the functionality of the door to the individual user or household. . One of the biggest drawbacks to using a pivot door is cost they're up to 30 percent more than a single door and sidelight combination and twice as expensive as a standard-width single door, by some estimates. Pivot doors may be the most expensive designer doors but there’s no escaping the luxurious feel that they lend to designs. .

LLP109 Stamford, 41.3" x 9.85" plank You can get all of the character of reclaimed wood without the practical drawbacks with our LLP109 Stamford. The rich brown grain details contrast with light sandy tones to provide a stunning depth of color. These planks bring an air of distinguished, rustic charm to your space.

The Great Room emphasizes spacious views with it's cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and marble fireplace at the heart of the home. The windows lead your eye straight out to the sprawling back porch and is a great source of natural light without the drawback of heat directly from the sun.

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional u-shaped medium tone wood floor enclosed kitchen remodel in New Orleans with recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, an island, solid surface countertops, stainless steel appliances, metallic backsplash and mirror backsplash

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Charlotte A Sport Model - Tradition Collection Pricing, floorplans, virtual tours, community information, and more at https://www.robertthomashomes.com/

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Deck and Patio’s Outdoor Living Expert, Bill Renter, saw the main drawback to this property was how flat the grade was. Through 3-D renditions, he showed the homeowners how different patio levels would make the yard appear bigger. Expert lighting transforms their backyard into a completely different, yet still beautiful, atmosphere at night. www.deckandpatio.com

Floating cork flooring is a lovely, resilient and environmentally sound flooring option. When looking for a flooring option that brings more benefits than drawbacks, let cork impress you. It is comparable in price to traditional hardwood and tile and can be as easy if not easier to install. It is highly scratch resistant - more so than other natural flooring options, and is better at absorbing impact and sound. Give floating cork flooring a look over today.

  Free ebook, Creating the Ideal Kitchen. DOWNLOAD NOW   Our clients came in after thinking a long time about what to do with their kitchen – new cabinets or paint them, white kitchen or wood, custom or is semi-custom? All good questions to ask! They were committed to making this home for a while, they decided to do a full remodel. The kitchen was not living up to its potential both visually and functionally. The dark cabinets and countertop made the room feel dull. And the major drawback, a large corner pantry that was eating into the room, make it appear smaller than it was. We started by ditching the corner pantry. It created a perfectly centered spot for the new professional range and made room for a much larger island that now houses a beverage center, microwave drawer, seating for three and tons of storage. The multi-generational family does a ton of cooking, so this kitchen gets used! We spent lots of time fine tuning the storage devices and planning where critical items would be stored. This included the new pantry area across from the refrigerator that houses small appliances and food staples. Designed by: Susan Klimala, CKBD Photography by: LOMA Studios For more information on kitchen and bath design ideas go to: www.kitchenstudio-ge.com

The Great Room emphasizes spacious views with it's cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and marble fireplace at the heart of the home. The windows lead your eye straight out to the sprawling back porch and is a great source of natural light without the drawback of heat directly from the sun.

The Great Room emphasizes spacious views with it's cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and marble fireplace at the heart of the home. The windows lead your eye straight out to the sprawling back porch and is a great source of natural light without the drawback of heat directly from the sun.

The Great Room emphasizes spacious views with it's cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and marble fireplace at the heart of the home. The windows lead your eye straight out to the sprawling back porch and is a great source of natural light without the drawback of heat directly from the sun.

The Great Room emphasizes spacious views with it's cathedral ceiling, exposed beams and marble fireplace at the heart of the home. The windows lead your eye straight out to the sprawling back porch and is a great source of natural light without the drawback of heat directly from the sun.

Inspiration for a southwestern drought-tolerant concrete paver garden path with a tile roof.