The delightful play of rock crystal gemstones with clear and colored drops transform our Renaissance chandelier into a unique collectible. Its ornate framework, featuring authentic seventeenth-century styling, marries the sensual curves of precious metals with the luminosity of intricately cut glass.

A young family’s Wyoming basecamp, as adventurous as its setting. Contemporary elements are folded within the antique stone envelope (inspired by 18th century stone barns): glass stairs, partitions and tile lend luminosity to the rugged framework of steel and timber. A contemporary convergence of rusticity and romance.

New mahogany cabinets with stainless steel framework, Caesarstone counters, glass tile backsplash, floating mahogany shelves across window, porcelain tile flooring. Photos by: Richard Caplan

Inspiration for a modern exterior home remodel in Seattle

This fence was built using, Clear redwood and solid redwood framework. It's in the front yard in this beautiful neighborhood so it need to be 42" tall. After completion, this fence was beautifully sanded, it has 2 coats of Jarah Brown Cabot Stain and all of the nail holes are filled to give the ultimate clean finish.

Saturday June 27, 10:00 to 11:30am | Brooklyn Monroe Place by Robin Key of Robin Key Landscape Architecture The landscape architect worked closely with the owners to design the front and rear gardens of this Brooklyn Heights townhouse. Located in a historic district, the front garden ironwork and original bluestone sidewalk were restored with the approval of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. In the rear garden, materials were carefully selected to create a balance between the historic landscape and the new elements. The stone patios, laid using salvaged bluestone already existing on the site, are defined by two linear, stacked-stone fountains where water cascades gently into low pools. A raised wood deck at the back of the property is nestled within a bed of soft moss and wispy ferns, creating a peaceful seating area surrounded by woodland plantings. Here modern garden furniture and sculpture create a bold contrast. Throughout the property, the site’s existing mature trees were preserved to serve as a framework for the garden. A lower level seating area adjacent to the house provides the owners with an outdoor kitchen and area for entertaining. Photo courtesy Robin Key Landscape Architecture

Japanese-inspired motifs here include the quarter-circle, lobed fan shapes and delicate, linear scaffold-like framework that enclose them. Photo by Mark Citret

Architecture by Gisela Schmoll Architect PC Interior Design by JL Interior Design Photography by Thomas Kuoh Engineering by Framework Engineering
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional staircase remodel in San Francisco

Large transitional u-shaped light wood floor kitchen photo in Portland with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, blue cabinets, wood countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and a peninsula

Inspiration for a coastal family room remodel in Orange County

A young family’s Wyoming basecamp, as adventurous as its setting. Contemporary elements are folded within the antique stone envelope (inspired by 18th century stone barns): glass stairs, partitions and tile lend luminosity to the rugged framework of steel and timber. A contemporary convergence of rusticity and romance.

Tuscan metal railing balcony photo in Los Angeles with a pergola

Dining room - rustic light wood floor dining room idea with beige walls and no fireplace

(Before image). Master bathroom fully remodeled to new design. All the framework got removed to build a new frame for smaller drop-in tub and enclosed stand shower.

A young family’s Wyoming basecamp, as adventurous as its setting. Contemporary elements are folded within the antique stone envelope (inspired by 18th century stone barns): glass stairs, partitions and tile lend luminosity to the rugged framework of steel and timber. A contemporary convergence of rusticity and romance.

This great collection offers both sofa group and sectional versions. The unique base of the model is trimmed by a framework of metal, a continuation of its metal legs. Beautiful seaming in the seat backs bring the fine tailoring to the forefront, and showcase the quality craftsmanship and care taken to create the collection.

Wood Framed Tennis Court Enclosure with cables and netting. Framework stained dark green
Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Boston.