Game room with inlay cork on drink rail for setting drinks down. Full wood ceiling. Telescoping pocket doors
Example of a huge classic enclosed medium tone wood floor and brown floor game room design in San Diego with red walls, a standard fireplace, a tile fireplace and no tv

Game room with inlay cork on drink rail for setting drinks down. Full wood ceiling. Telescoping pocket doors
Example of a huge classic enclosed medium tone wood floor and brown floor game room design in San Diego with red walls, a standard fireplace, a tile fireplace and no tv

Basement - large rustic underground concrete floor and brown floor basement idea with red walls and no fireplace

Craig Westerman
Large elegant rooftop deck photo in Baltimore with no cover

Paul Johnson
Family room - cottage family room idea in New York

Photo by: Landmark Photography
Indoor basketball/tennis/multi-game court - traditional medium tone wood floor indoor basketball/tennis/multi-game court idea in Minneapolis with beige walls

Photography by Morgan Howarth
Inspiration for a large timeless backyard deck remodel in DC Metro with a pergola, decking and a bbq area

Stephen Karlisch // This lakeside home was completely refurbished inside and out to accommodate 16 guests in a stylish, hotel-like setting. Owned by a long-time client of Pulp, this home reflects the owner's personal style -- well-traveled and eclectic -- while also serving as a landing pad for her large family. With spa-like guest bathrooms equipped with robes and lotions, guest bedrooms with multiple beds and high-quality comforters, and a party deck with a bar/entertaining area, this is the ultimate getaway.

(C)2013 Rob Guilloz
Transitional backyard deck photo in Detroit

We replaced the existing deck and added a larger dining area, with a covered seating group centered on a new outdoor gas fireplace. To expand the seating area, the stairs were relocated to the back side of the fireplace. The stone work on the back of the firebox extends to the ground, and is highlighted by the new stair and accent lighting. Other details include picture framed deck and stairs, indirect post lighting, stained bead board ceiling, and a continuous drink rail.

Example of a mountain style home bar design in Minneapolis

Virtual Imagery 360 Photography
Example of a trendy deck design in San Francisco with no cover

Stephen Karlisch // This lakeside home was completely refurbished inside and out to accommodate 16 guests in a stylish, hotel-like setting. Owned by a long-time client of Pulp, this home reflects the owner's personal style -- well-traveled and eclectic -- while also serving as a landing pad for her large family. With spa-like guest bathrooms equipped with robes and lotions, guest bedrooms with multiple beds and high-quality comforters, and a party deck with a bar/entertaining area, this is the ultimate getaway.

Enjoy a late dinner on this beautiful deck with custom wrap around LEDs and pathway lights. Designed & built by Jim Odom at Archadeck Austin. Photo Credit: Kristian Alveo & TimberTown

Bernard Andre Photography
Example of a trendy underground light wood floor and beige floor basement design in San Francisco with a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and white walls

Ipe deck with cable railing. Under deck storage and horizontal deck skirting, stainless LED deck lighting
Trendy deck photo in San Diego with decking and no cover

Example of a large transitional backyard deck design in Chicago with no cover

The space under the stairs was made useful as a coffee bar and for overflow storage. Ample lighting and a sink make it useful for entertaining as well. Photos: Dave Remple

The new design expanded the footprint of the home to 1,271 square feet for the first level and 1,156 for the new second level. A new entry with a quarter turn stair leads you into the original living space. The old guest bedroom that was once accessed through the dining room is now connected to the front living space by pocket doors. The new open concept creates a continuous flow from the living space through the dining into the kitchen. Photo by Tre Dunham