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Here is a small Plunge pool with clean lines, simple materials and a raised wall with a sheer descent
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Inspiration for a large transitional ceramic tile corner bathtub remodel in Portland with a one-piece toilet, beige walls and a drop-in sink

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Photo: Paula Coldiron © 2014 Houzz
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Example of a transitional bathroom design in Minneapolis

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Contemporary exterior home idea in San Francisco

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Example of a trendy living room design in San Francisco

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Tub to Shower conversion with Noce Travertine walls and engineered stone shower base
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Modern meets traditional in all the right ways. The mix of reclaimed wood, industrial vibes and modern takes on traditional elements combine for a fresh look that works perfect for today's liviing. Photo: Kerry Bern www.prepiowa.com In this open concept plane, the family room, kitchen and dining area are all part of one great space, so you always feel like you're part of it all. High ceilings and light finishes keep things bright and airy and help bounce all the natural light flooding in from the large picture windows. Can we talk about that view?! We opted for black window trim to frame off the view just like a piece of art. Forgoing wood trim around the windows keeps this look clean and modern and lends to this effect. We could look at it all day long.

Floating Entertainment Center constructed of Birch Plywood, with finished birch interior, maple doors and maple glass doors on the end. Total length is 13 feet. Top is made of mahogany with a walnut type finish. Entertainment center floats 9 inches above the floor and is mounted on french cleats anchored into the exterior concrete wall. The look is completed with 6 floating shelves above the unit. The shelves are made of Maple and are 2 1/2" thick and 12 Inches deep. The top two are 4 feet long and the other four are 3 feet long. Finish is a white paint that matches customer's cabinetry.

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Example of a mountain style tiny house design in Burlington

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Pool house - large transitional backyard rectangular lap pool house idea in San Francisco

Adrienne DeRosa © 2014 Houzz Inc. The construction of the couple's pool house came along in much the same way as many other aspects of their home. Built mostly of salvaged materials and parts, the size and shape of the pool house was dictated by wall sections that Raymond had found in a dumpster on a job site. As Jennifer adds, "a friend of ours was taking his deck apart and gave us all the lumber for free, and that became our roofing material. My neighbor across the street from us just happened to come over and tell me how he needed to get a new shed door. I asked him if I could take a look at it, and here it was an old dutch door. I asked if I could have it and bless his heart, he gave it to me." The pool house's roof and shingle-style siding mirror that of the main house, thanks to left over material from when the home was built years ago. "Since we own Sharkey and Son Construction we had the ability to do it all ourselves," Jennifer says. "So we poured the concrete floor and put the walls up. It's still a work in progress with things I have to do to it, but it's definitely a fun story to tell since 90% of it was free." Photo: Adrienne DeRosa © 2014 Houzz

This project required a unique design to fit within the building envelope of this property while maximizing living space on and under this unusually high deck. This curved deck answered the challenge while creating a one of a kind space, connecting the second story indoor area to relaxed seating convenient to the kitchen and the lower living area to a completely protected space under the deck. The rounded design and detailed trim work add character to every perspective. Illuminated for evening entertainment the party continues after dark. A grand staircase descends to the paver patio area below. The landing at the base of the staircase adds scale while smoothing flow whether heading to the swings or to the patio. At the far end of the patio a fire feature flanked by two arched benches provides for a reflective moment or relaxed conversation amid the warm ambiance of the fire. Substructure is ACQ pine with all Zmax hardware on 12” & 16” X 42’’ deep footings. Average live load exceeds 80# per sq ft. Framing lumber is blacked out for better aesthetics.

Inspiration for a large modern single-wall dark wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in DC Metro with a farmhouse sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, marble backsplash, paneled appliances, an island and white countertops

Minimalist kitchen photo in DC Metro