Inspired by the swirling fawns and creams of forgotten era the versatility of Diana Royal's Collection refined marbles allows you to crete a royal decor on floors, wall or countertops. With multiple shapes, sizes and patterns and luxury can be yours!

Double shelves that independently pull out of the cabinet allow easy access to the back of the cabinet. Available in a variety of finishes and three sizes.

The new plantings liven up this forgotten corner; adding color, texture, and varying heights for interest. Westhauser Photography
Photo of a large traditional front yard stone landscaping in Milwaukee.

The library displays superior quality craftsmanship with African mahogany panel walls, built-in shelves, and coffered ceiling creating the warmth and luxury you expect on this side of Boston. The sitting area that makes you want to curl up and read a book from the owner’s extensive selection. The details are not forgotten, the lighting in this room is accented with LED lighting.

A forgotten backyard space was reimagined and transformed by SCJ Studio for outdoor living, dining, entertaining, and play. A terraced approach was needed to meet up with existing grades to the alley, new concrete stairs with integrated lighting, paving, built-in benches, a turf area, and planting were carefully thought through.

Wondering how to get a waterfall out from a floating deck? This pool designed by Randy Angell does just that. This pool brightens up this yard by the many modern touches the design offers with a unique concrete and synthetic turf patio creating a pleasing patio. The outdoor living space also includes a bar and cooking area to entertain guest. Not to be forgotten on those cooler nights you can relax by the fire pit. Architectural Photography by Vernon Wentz

This is a narrow side yard, at the top of the driveway, an often forgotten area or just used for storage or for getting from here to there. What an opportunity to create an inviting and charming garden pathway that connects two otherwise disconnected parts of the landscape! This area also serves as home for the recycling and trash carts, but they're out of sight behind the fence on the left. Photo by Laura Wright

Mark Boisclair Photography
Freestanding bathtub - large contemporary master gray tile and porcelain tile slate floor freestanding bathtub idea in Phoenix with a vessel sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, quartzite countertops and gray walls

We turned a forgotten space, where pipes, heating ducts and electrical wiring hung down from the ceiling, into a stunning wine cellar to house the homeowner’s prized collection of champagne. The original brick foundation wall was left exposed to complement the new custom double barrel vaulted ceiling, and mahogany racks were designed for optimum bottle storage. No detail was forgotten in this climate controlled wine room, from the travertine stone floors and stereo speakers to the LED lighting that illuminates without adding heat and heavy glass walls for enjoying it from the rest of the basement.

This two-story transitional home with French country accents was designed with beauty and function in mind. White was selected as the overall color for most walls, ceilings and cabinets to provide a canvas to add custom accent features such as reclaimed wood and light fixtures. Visitors can see the “wow” factor in the accent features that were carefully selected to define the style for each living space. The mixture of modern and rustic style blended seamlessly to create a home not easily forgotten.

Design: Marilee Gaffney of Marilee Gaffney Design Seasonal color: Jackie Gray of Merrivale Design Photo: Margot Hartford © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for a timeless patio remodel in San Francisco

A forgotten backyard space was reimagined and transformed by SCJ Studio for outdoor living, dining, entertaining, and play. A terraced approach was needed to meet up with existing grades to the alley, new concrete stairs with integrated lighting, paving, built-in benches, a turf area, and planting were carefully thought through.

Wondering how to get a waterfall out from a floating deck? This pool designed by Randy Angell does just that. This pool brightens up this yard by the many modern touches the design offers with a unique concrete and synthetic turf patio creating a pleasing patio. The outdoor living space also includes a bar and cooking area to entertain guest. Not to be forgotten on those cooler nights you can relax by the fire pit. Architectural Photography by Vernon Wentz

Wondering how to get a waterfall out from a floating deck? This pool designed by Randy Angell does just that. This pool brightens up this yard by the many modern touches the design offers with a unique concrete and synthetic turf patio creating a pleasing patio. The outdoor living space also includes a bar and cooking area to entertain guest. Not to be forgotten on those cooler nights you can relax by the fire pit. Architectural Photography by Vernon Wentz

This mid-century modern party pad exudes an untouchable spirit of Beverly Hills leaning back to the 60s and jumping forward to today’s smart home living. The house, located in the esteemed Trousdale Estates, is all about lifestyle and with a full Savant Systems integration, there is not a space forgotten. Escape to the dedicated home theater where the 140” screen will dominate or make a drink and take in the view of LA from the pool. Collapse the house walls, let the TVs down and you can bet that this place is anything but boring.

This bedroom of a young woman was completely disorganized and cluttered. The client could not find anything so she continued to purchase replacements. The floating plexi shelves were crammed with knickknacks and forgotten mementos. Now only the client's most cherished - including her Hermes & Chanel handbags. photo: Rikki Snyder

Wondering how to get a waterfall out from a floating deck? This pool designed by Randy Angell does just that. This pool brightens up this yard by the many modern touches the design offers with a unique concrete and synthetic turf patio creating a pleasing patio. The outdoor living space also includes a bar and cooking area to entertain guest. Not to be forgotten on those cooler nights you can relax by the fire pit. Architectural Photography by Vernon Wentz

Wondering how to get a waterfall out from a floating deck? This pool designed by Randy Angell does just that. This pool brightens up this yard by the many modern touches the design offers with a unique concrete and synthetic turf patio creating a pleasing patio. The outdoor living space also includes a bar and cooking area to entertain guest. Not to be forgotten on those cooler nights you can relax by the fire pit. Architectural Photography by Vernon Wentz

We turned a forgotten space, where pipes, heating ducts and electrical wiring hung down from the ceiling, into a stunning wine cellar to house the homeowner’s prized collection of champagne. The original brick foundation wall was left exposed to complement the new custom double barrel vaulted ceiling, and mahogany racks were designed for optimum bottle storage. No detail was forgotten in this climate controlled wine room, from the travertine stone floors and stereo speakers to the LED lighting that illuminates without adding heat and heavy glass walls for enjoying it from the rest of the basement.