Ca. 1919 Craftsman Style Home, Revisioned by the South’s Leading Designers Twenty‐two leading interior designers from three different states completely restored this historic home on Franklin’s historic Main Street as part of the O’More Show House, which was opened to the public from May 12‐27, 2016 and presented by leading sponsor, PARKS. This is the third O’More Show House event in recent years, with participating designers having ties to O’More College of Design in downtown Franklin and proceeds benefiting the College’s School of Interior Design. The 2016 home, a 5,200 square‐foot ca. 1919 brick and stucco Craftsman‐style cottage, is a significant contributing property to the National Register‐listed Hincheyville Historic District. The owners have undertaken a total renovation of the home’s interior while leaving the street‐view exterior intact. We were recommended to project managers and O'More College for the entire landscape design and installation: landscaping, irrigation, lighting, paver walks and patios, paver-raised porch with steps, paver banding in driveway!

Amazing views of the Hudson River were the focus of our 2011 renovation of this three-bedroom condo for a popular TV personality. A large-screen TV is tucked behind closed doors in the living room to accommodate the client’s desire to host viewing parties for televised sporting events. Renovating and decorating this space was quick and effortless, as we’d worked with the client on three other projects over the previous 10 years.

Malibu A rebuild and redesign of a 3 bedroom home lost in the Woolsey fire. Due to the nature of the event, there were significant budget and regulatory constraints including that the home footprint could not exceed the original structure. Given those details, we worked with the homeowners on maximizing space by creating a contemporary floor plan with high ceilings and an open layout which gave the new home a more visually stunning look despite being the same size as the original home. A simple sloping roof structure starting low in the master bedroom and elevating to the living and dining room is how the design evolved. High stacking glass doors in the living and dining area open to an outside deck and the existing pool area, allowing for a seamless indoor/outdoor Southern California experience. An ample amount of natural light fills all rooms in this spacious environment.

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. Known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, this Museum in the heart of Las Angelas is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

Ca. 1919 Craftsman Style Home, Revisioned by the South’s Leading Designers Twenty‐two leading interior designers from three different states completely restored this historic home on Franklin’s historic Main Street as part of the O’More Show House, which was opened to the public from May 12‐27, 2016 and presented by leading sponsor, PARKS. This is the third O’More Show House event in recent years, with participating designers having ties to O’More College of Design in downtown Franklin and proceeds benefiting the College’s School of Interior Design. The 2016 home, a 5,200 square‐foot ca. 1919 brick and stucco Craftsman‐style cottage, is a significant contributing property to the National Register‐listed Hincheyville Historic District. The owners have undertaken a total renovation of the home’s interior while leaving the street‐view exterior intact. We were recommended to project managers and O'More College for the entire landscape design and installation: landscaping, irrigation, lighting, paver walks and patios, paver-raised porch with steps, paver banding in driveway!

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Home owners Ken & Bonnie never used their dining room. What they really wanted was a traditional library room to house their large collection of prized books! During their first floor facelift and kitchen renovation, Advance Design also created an elegant library room filled with beautiful architectural details that flowed effortlessly with the rest of the home’s stately design and thoughtful details. “Advance Design’s master carpenter was a very patient perfectionist, cutting each and every little piece of trim until it came together with these intricate wood architectural details that we absolutely love!” reports Bonnie. “Our dining room was just a wasted room that we never used. We needed a place to store and display our extensive book collection, and now we have this amazing room that is an unexpected “wow” factor when guests walk in our front door”. Advance Design placed hidden lighting inconspicuously to break to monotony of the books in a decorative shelf area where the family posts photos of children and family at special life events. The room looks out over the beautifully manicured front garden near the home’s entry, and is a most peaceful place to pull up a chair, drink some tea, and enjoy a good read. Photographer: Joe Nowak

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Ca. 1919 Craftsman Style Home, Revisioned by the South’s Leading Designers Twenty‐two leading interior designers from three different states completely restored this historic home on Franklin’s historic Main Street as part of the O’More Show House, which was opened to the public from May 12‐27, 2016 and presented by leading sponsor, PARKS. This is the third O’More Show House event in recent years, with participating designers having ties to O’More College of Design in downtown Franklin and proceeds benefiting the College’s School of Interior Design. The 2016 home, a 5,200 square‐foot ca. 1919 brick and stucco Craftsman‐style cottage, is a significant contributing property to the National Register‐listed Hincheyville Historic District. The owners have undertaken a total renovation of the home’s interior while leaving the street‐view exterior intact. We were recommended to project managers and O'More College for the entire landscape design and installation: landscaping, irrigation, lighting, paver walks and patios, paver-raised porch with steps, paver banding in driveway!

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. Known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, this Museum in the heart of Las Angelas is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. This museum known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, This museum in the heart of California is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. This museum known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, This museum in the heart of California is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

This 1980's home started out looking more like a cabin in the woods rather than the ocean front beach house it is. It had cedar wood ceilings, walls, wood-look laminate flooring, oak cabinets, and very outdated tile everywhere else. Almost everything was torn out with only the ceiling and some of the walls remaining, which were painted out in white and light gray to open up and brighten the space. Existing walls were smooth plastered to remove the dated heavy texture and the floors were replaced with a very beach friendly and practical wood-print porcelain tile in a herringbone pattern. Everything beach was the inspiration without becoming too kitschy. And the one rule was "no lighthouses", but there are corals, sea shells, coral, and a sail boat for good measure.

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. This museum known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, This museum in the heart of California is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

A bio fireplace of stylish and elegant design. Finished with highly resistant fiberglass, the glossy white base of the fireplace creates a wonderful contrast with the warm ambience of fire. Either at a grand gala or in the comfort of one’s garden, Pyramid Commerce strikes with its charm and glamour. This portable fireplace can be easily re-arranged and blended into any unique design and the commerce burner technology prevents fuel leakage, even when the fireplace is pushed over.

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. Known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, this Museum in the heart of Las Angelas is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

Enhance the beauty and privacy of your church with professionally installed frosted vinyl stickers. Perfect for creating a serene and welcoming atmosphere, these stickers add elegance and functionality to glass doors while allowing natural light to flow through. Our designs can be customized to reflect your church’s values, including: Religious Symbols: Crosses, doves, or custom scripture-based designs. Church Name or Logo: Brand your doors with style and sophistication. Decorative Patterns: Add a touch of elegance to complement your sanctuary's ambiance. With a durable, weather-resistant finish, frosted vinyl stickers are ideal for both interior and exterior doors. They provide privacy for prayer rooms, offices, or event halls while maintaining a professional and inviting appearance.

Vistafolia’s instant artificial living green walls are the perfect backdrop for special events, exhibition spaces and showrooms, creating interest and contrast to enhance artworks, showcased products and displays. This museum known for its vast permanent collection and for unique temporary exhibitions and creative projects aimed at starting contemporary-art conversations, This museum in the heart of California is at the forefront of artistic and design innovation, the vertical garden privacy screen enhanced the exhibition.

Ca. 1919 Craftsman Style Home, Revisioned by the South’s Leading Designers Twenty‐two leading interior designers from three different states completely restored this historic home on Franklin’s historic Main Street as part of the O’More Show House, which was opened to the public from May 12‐27, 2016 and presented by leading sponsor, PARKS. This is the third O’More Show House event in recent years, with participating designers having ties to O’More College of Design in downtown Franklin and proceeds benefiting the College’s School of Interior Design. The 2016 home, a 5,200 square‐foot ca. 1919 brick and stucco Craftsman‐style cottage, is a significant contributing property to the National Register‐listed Hincheyville Historic District. The owners have undertaken a total renovation of the home’s interior while leaving the street‐view exterior intact. We were recommended to project managers and O'More College for the entire landscape design and installation: landscaping, irrigation, lighting, paver walks and patios, paver-raised porch with steps, paver banding in driveway!