The existing deck on the back of this house baked in the afternoon sun. The homeowners were looking to convert it into a screened porch they could enjoy. They also wanted the new porch to blend-in well and look like it had always been part of the house. We were able to accomplish that and create the “country” feel they wanted by using new board and batten siding on the interior along with a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Project Included: Examine existing foundation to confirm that it would support new structure Build new screened porch using “Screeneze” system for screening installation Install new siding and roofing to match the house as closely as possible New Azek decking in Brownstone New interior board and batten siding (Certainteed in Desert Tan) New maintenance-free Azek post wraps and Boral trim New Larson screen door

We specialize in creating custom designed and functional kitchens. Cabinets and built-in furniture require precise engineering, space planning, and an aesthetic eye for balance and symmetry. We have mastered these skills and invite you to examine our work. Many families spend more waking hours in the kitchen than any other room in the home, so it needs to be both attractive and functional. The challenge of designing a kitchen is identifying what each homeowner wants in terms of functionality, placing appliances and prep areas where they can be intuitively found, and keeping the space neat and attractive. All of these things can be achieved with good design. As our client, you will be guided through the world of interior options, floor and counter materials, hood designs and many other important details that will define your new kitchen. Working with design professionals who have specialized in this field, we can assure you that your kitchen will be an ideal expression of your needs and lifestyle.

The existing deck on the back of this house baked in the afternoon sun. The homeowners were looking to convert it into a screened porch they could enjoy. They also wanted the new porch to blend-in well and look like it had always been part of the house. We were able to accomplish that and create the “country” feel they wanted by using new board and batten siding on the interior along with a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Project Included: Examine existing foundation to confirm that it would support new structure Build new screened porch using “Screeneze” system for screening installation Install new siding and roofing to match the house as closely as possible New Azek decking in Brownstone New interior board and batten siding (Certainteed in Desert Tan) New maintenance-free Azek post wraps and Boral trim New Larson screen door

The existing deck on the back of this house baked in the afternoon sun. The homeowners were looking to convert it into a screened porch they could enjoy. They also wanted the new porch to blend-in well and look like it had always been part of the house. We were able to accomplish that and create the “country” feel they wanted by using new board and batten siding on the interior along with a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Project Included: Examine existing foundation to confirm that it would support new structure Build new screened porch using “Screeneze” system for screening installation Install new siding and roofing to match the house as closely as possible New Azek decking in Brownstone New interior board and batten siding (Certainteed in Desert Tan) New maintenance-free Azek post wraps and Boral trim New Larson screen door

Brick and stone veneer are nothing new to the world of architecture and construction. They are attractive, durable, and don’t come with the same hefty price tag as a traditional, full sized stone or brick. And, in the instance of this beautiful new home in Evanston, Illinois, their use marks achieving a standard of sustainability measured by the popular certification program, LEED. These are no ordinary stone veneers. They are entirely man-made, which gives them several important qualities that do well to promote environmentally friendly design. This article aims to examine this stunning work of residential construction, and answer a few fundamental questions about LEED. What is it? Why is it Important? And how do things like sourcing local, sustainable materials make an impact on the environment? Learn more: http://bit.ly/leed-stone-veneer

We specialize in creating custom designed and functional kitchens. Cabinets and built-in furniture require precise engineering, space planning, and an aesthetic eye for balance and symmetry. We have mastered these skills and invite you to examine our work. Many families spend more waking hours in the kitchen than any other room in the home, so it needs to be both attractive and functional. The challenge of designing a kitchen is identifying what each homeowner wants in terms of functionality, placing appliances and prep areas where they can be intuitively found, and keeping the space neat and attractive. All of these things can be achieved with good design. As our client, you will be guided through the world of interior options, floor and counter materials, hood designs and many other important details that will define your new kitchen. Working with design professionals who have specialized in this field, we can assure you that your kitchen will be an ideal expression of your needs and lifestyle.

The existing deck on the back of this house baked in the afternoon sun. The homeowners were looking to convert it into a screened porch they could enjoy. They also wanted the new porch to blend-in well and look like it had always been part of the house. We were able to accomplish that and create the “country” feel they wanted by using new board and batten siding on the interior along with a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Project Included: Examine existing foundation to confirm that it would support new structure Build new screened porch using “Screeneze” system for screening installation Install new siding and roofing to match the house as closely as possible New Azek decking in Brownstone New interior board and batten siding (Certainteed in Desert Tan) New maintenance-free Azek post wraps and Boral trim New Larson screen door

We specialize in creating custom designed and functional kitchens. Cabinets and built-in furniture require precise engineering, space planning, and an aesthetic eye for balance and symmetry. We have mastered these skills and invite you to examine our work. Many families spend more waking hours in the kitchen than any other room in the home, so it needs to be both attractive and functional. The challenge of designing a kitchen is identifying what each homeowner wants in terms of functionality, placing appliances and prep areas where they can be intuitively found, and keeping the space neat and attractive. All of these things can be achieved with good design. As our client, you will be guided through the world of interior options, floor and counter materials, hood designs and many other important details that will define your new kitchen. Working with design professionals who have specialized in this field, we can assure you that your kitchen will be an ideal expression of your needs and lifestyle.

The Shoshone residence is envisioned as a monumental limestone volume that will house an eclectic collection of art and sculpture. The project examines unique lighting conditions throughout the day by utilizing a series of curved light scoops to direct and filter the illumination. These light scoops vary in size and shape in order to materialize a distinct set of experiences throughout the residence. The project rises three stories connecting the ground level neighboring community gardens to the city-wide panorama from the roof deck above. The vertical circulation linking these moments is contained within the largest light scoop monitor.

Minimalist home design photo in Orange County

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Large urban underground carpeted staircase photo in Indianapolis with gray walls and no fireplace

The Shoshone residence is envisioned as a monumental limestone volume that will house an eclectic collection of art and sculpture. The project examines unique lighting conditions throughout the day by utilizing a series of curved light scoops to direct and filter the illumination. These light scoops vary in size and shape in order to materialize a distinct set of experiences throughout the residence. The project rises three stories connecting the ground level neighboring community gardens to the city-wide panorama from the roof deck above. The vertical circulation linking these moments is contained within the largest light scoop monitor.

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Bedroom - large transitional carpeted bedroom idea in Calgary with blue walls and no fireplace

The existing deck on the back of this house baked in the afternoon sun. The homeowners were looking to convert it into a screened porch they could enjoy. They also wanted the new porch to blend-in well and look like it had always been part of the house. We were able to accomplish that and create the “country” feel they wanted by using new board and batten siding on the interior along with a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Project Included: Examine existing foundation to confirm that it would support new structure Build new screened porch using “Screeneze” system for screening installation Install new siding and roofing to match the house as closely as possible New Azek decking in Brownstone New interior board and batten siding (Certainteed in Desert Tan) New maintenance-free Azek post wraps and Boral trim New Larson screen door

The existing deck on the back of this house baked in the afternoon sun. The homeowners were looking to convert it into a screened porch they could enjoy. They also wanted the new porch to blend-in well and look like it had always been part of the house. We were able to accomplish that and create the “country” feel they wanted by using new board and batten siding on the interior along with a vaulted ceiling with exposed beams. Project Included: Examine existing foundation to confirm that it would support new structure Build new screened porch using “Screeneze” system for screening installation Install new siding and roofing to match the house as closely as possible New Azek decking in Brownstone New interior board and batten siding (Certainteed in Desert Tan) New maintenance-free Azek post wraps and Boral trim New Larson screen door

Small elegant gray one-story mixed siding gable roof photo in Charleston

Our clients in the West Austin neighborhood of Westminster Estates wanted a total outdoor living transformation at their home. Archadeck of Austin was happy to oblige. We designed and built a custom, multi-faceted outdoor living space combining several structures. The more you examine these photos, the more you’ll see! In addition to the elevated deck, under-deck patio (dry deck space) and outdoor kitchen, this project includes a privacy wall and an outdoor shower. Yes, a shower!

Tracy Hines photo credit This is a large old Physician Examine table from my husbands great grandfather. It was used around the 1925 to about 1960's . My husbands mom used it as a craft table when he was growing up. The wreath I made from floras I picked up at Hobby Lobby. The pots came from Michaels and I faux painted them and wrapped them in faux moss. They are sitting on a old antique shelf I picked up many years ago. I change out this table with the seasons and as flowers come and go.