D Randolph Foulds Photography

SYM Swivel Bar Arm and Side Chairs with MAD Bar Table in Heathered Teak on a deck by ocean and flowers.

Estefanie assisted with the grey wall colour choice and some finishes such as choosing indigo layers for a modern coastal space with clean lines, rich textures and family-friendly materials. The fireplace has a sleek concrete texture and a rustic feel which pairs well with the living room’s woven pieces. Combining the concrete charcoal tile on the fireplace and the delicate scales of cream coloured flower petals on the mirror achieves a wonderful contrasting effect.

As you can see, the backyard is totally low maintenance with leaf-blower-friendly hard surfaces and easy-care trees and flowering shrubs. The pool equipment is easily accessible but out of view on a concrete pad along one side of the house.

In a recent episode of Fix It and Finish It, Antonio Sabato, Jr. transforms a young couple’s muddy backyard into a colorful, green paradise! Because the couple is interested in water conservation, Antonio implemented eco-friendly design elements, including Cali Bamboo fencing that gives the backyard some privacy. With an abundance of flowers and greenery plus a splash of color, this backyard definitely has us swooning. http://www.calibamboo.com/greenshoots/2015/02/04/fix-finish-eco-backyard-transformation/

This custom Long Island Sound retreat blends family-friendly warmth with luxury, featuring sweeping views, bespoke details, and seamless indoor-outdoor designs for vibrant, multi-generational living. This serene living room with soaring ceilings, luxe furnishings, a sleek fireplace, and curated decor is designed to frame the breathtaking views and invite relaxed, sophisticated gatherings.

Inspiration for a timeless living room remodel in Chicago

Alternate front yard view, full of flowers

Garden 7 in Del Rey http://www.nativeplantgardentour.org/gardens/garden-7-in-del-rey/

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Eastern Comma butterfly on 'Kobold' liatris. Westhauser Photography
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Jacky Surber Bougainvillea, purple aeoniums, agave 'Blue flame' senecio, and echeveria make this entrance colorful year round.
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The large lawn area in the front yard provides the view to a raised planter-water feature combination.
Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Calgary.

We transformed this Manhattan family's new Hamptons home in Quogue into a stunning retreat. With the builder leaving the interiors unfinished, we reimagined the spaces, adding family-friendly features, custom-painted elements, hand-hewn beams, and carefully curated decor to create a cohesive, beach-inspired vibe. A sleek console, a large round mirror, elegant lighting, and thoughtfully curated decor create a welcoming and stylish entryway. This setup combines functionality and aesthetics, setting a warm and inviting tone.

Example of a small eclectic l-shaped dark wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Vancouver with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, blue cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, stone tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and no island

Its all about family...This east side backyard transformation began with a recommendation from our previous clients. This design build plan began with the family in mind! A place to have picnics, learn about flowers, enjoy family pets, vegetable gardening, bird watching and an outdoor living space for friends and family to get together for those special everyday occasions! Mission accomplished, phase 1.

This is one colorful lawn replacement! It's hard not to stare as your drive by. We replaced artificial turf with a pollinator friendly, drought tolerant garden. The clients wanted the unusual and a garden they could make cut arrangements the year around with flowers and foliage. The mad foliage color brightens the house in what is typically a foggy neighborhood. There is also an Asian Pear shoe horned in that we plan to espalier on the front of the house. Also a lemon and lime although they are too small to see so far. And this is just a baby garden! It's been in for about 6 months in this picture so its got plenty of time to evolve its already explosive personality.