After their Niwot, Colorado, home was inundated with floodwater and mud in the historic 2013 flood, the owners brought their “glass is half full” zest for life to the process of restarting their lives in a modest budget-conscious home. It wouldn’t have been possible without the goodwill of neighbors, friends, strangers, donated services, and their own grit and full engagement in the building process. Water-shed Revival is a 2000 square foot home designed for social engagement, inside-outside living, the joy of cooking, and soaking in the sun and mountain views. The lofty space under the shed roof speaks of farm structures, but with a twist of the modern vis-à-vis clerestory windows and glass walls. Concrete floors act as a passive solar heat sink for a constant sense of thermal comfort, not to mention a relief for muddy pet paw cleanups. Cost-effective structure and material choices, such as corrugated metal and HardiePanel siding, point this home and this couple toward a renewed future.

After their Niwot, Colorado, home was inundated with floodwater and mud in the historic 2013 flood, the owners brought their “glass is half full” zest for life to the process of restarting their lives in a modest budget-conscious home. It wouldn’t have been possible without the goodwill of neighbors, friends, strangers, donated services, and their own grit and full engagement in the building process. Water-shed Revival is a 2000 square foot home designed for social engagement, inside-outside living, the joy of cooking, and soaking in the sun and mountain views. The lofty space under the shed roof speaks of farm structures, but with a twist of the modern vis-à-vis clerestory windows and glass walls. Concrete floors act as a passive solar heat sink for a constant sense of thermal comfort, not to mention a relief for muddy pet paw cleanups. Cost-effective structure and material choices, such as corrugated metal and HardiePanel siding, point this home and this couple toward a renewed future.

Photo: Marni Epstein-Mervis © 2018 Houzz
Living room - 1960s living room idea in Other

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2016 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic staircase remodel in Portland

Different angles of the living room. I don't like the traditional designs of living room. "TV, couch and coffee table" is very square, rigid and without personality. As you can see, there is no couch in this living room. One pallet seating area, one single bed used as "couch/bed". Two curtains from Walmart to give some privacy. No TV in the room, because once you have a TV, you are obligated to watch it. Living room should be a room that you actually "live" in. Some items in this picture: Chandelier: $12 from Ross Curtains: $8 from Walmart Lamp: antique from Goodwill $15 Pillow cushions: all from Goodwill $1 each Colorful red pallet cover: from honduras street stand $20

A classically designed prairie home that sits on an estate-sized lot in the affluent Portland suburb of Dunthorpe. The Greenwood is a modernized home that blends current materials, colors, and textures with vintage Prairie styling. Building in this prestigious neighborhood took cooperation from our neighbors and adjustments were made as a result. A lower pitched roof was constructed to accommodate for a view easement and neighborly goodwill. This plan features 5,592 square feet on the main two levels, with another 1,800 sf on a lower level, primed for future customization, as well as 428 sf of storage, 7,820 sf total. The home abundantly provides for a full family to live, entertain and find seclusion in comfort.

After their Niwot, Colorado, home was inundated with floodwater and mud in the historic 2013 flood, the owners brought their “glass is half full” zest for life to the process of restarting their lives in a modest budget-conscious home. It wouldn’t have been possible without the goodwill of neighbors, friends, strangers, donated services, and their own grit and full engagement in the building process. Water-shed Revival is a 2000 square foot home designed for social engagement, inside-outside living, the joy of cooking, and soaking in the sun and mountain views. The lofty space under the shed roof speaks of farm structures, but with a twist of the modern vis-à-vis clerestory windows and glass walls. Concrete floors act as a passive solar heat sink for a constant sense of thermal comfort, not to mention a relief for muddy pet paw cleanups. Cost-effective structure and material choices, such as corrugated metal and HardiePanel siding, point this home and this couple toward a renewed future.

After their Niwot, Colorado, home was inundated with floodwater and mud in the historic 2013 flood, the owners brought their “glass is half full” zest for life to the process of restarting their lives in a modest budget-conscious home. It wouldn’t have been possible without the goodwill of neighbors, friends, strangers, donated services, and their own grit and full engagement in the building process. Water-shed Revival is a 2000 square foot home designed for social engagement, inside-outside living, the joy of cooking, and soaking in the sun and mountain views. The lofty space under the shed roof speaks of farm structures, but with a twist of the modern vis-à-vis clerestory windows and glass walls. Concrete floors act as a passive solar heat sink for a constant sense of thermal comfort, not to mention a relief for muddy pet paw cleanups. Cost-effective structure and material choices, such as corrugated metal and HardiePanel siding, point this home and this couple toward a renewed future.

After their Niwot, Colorado, home was inundated with floodwater and mud in the historic 2013 flood, the owners brought their “glass is half full” zest for life to the process of restarting their lives in a modest budget-conscious home. It wouldn’t have been possible without the goodwill of neighbors, friends, strangers, donated services, and their own grit and full engagement in the building process. Water-shed Revival is a 2000 square foot home designed for social engagement, inside-outside living, the joy of cooking, and soaking in the sun and mountain views. The lofty space under the shed roof speaks of farm structures, but with a twist of the modern vis-à-vis clerestory windows and glass walls. Concrete floors act as a passive solar heat sink for a constant sense of thermal comfort, not to mention a relief for muddy pet paw cleanups. Cost-effective structure and material choices, such as corrugated metal and HardiePanel siding, point this home and this couple toward a renewed future.

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2016 Houzz
Eclectic living room photo in Portland

Marni Epstein-Mervis © 2018 Houzz
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A classically designed prairie home that sits on an estate-sized lot in the affluent Portland suburb of Dunthorpe. The Greenwood is a modernized home that blends current materials, colors, and textures with vintage Prairie styling. Building in this prestigious neighborhood took cooperation from our neighbors and adjustments were made as a result. A lower pitched roof was constructed to accommodate for a view easement and neighborly goodwill. This plan features 5,592 square feet on the main two levels, with another 1,800 sf on a lower level, primed for future customization, as well as 428 sf of storage, 7,820 sf total. The home abundantly provides for a full family to live, entertain and find seclusion in comfort.

Rikki Snyder © 2014 Houzz
Example of an eclectic living room design in New York

Photo: Hado Photo © 2017 Houzz
Eclectic closet photo in DC Metro

Photo: Rachel Loewen © 2019 Houzz
Kids' room - scandinavian kids' room idea in Chicago

After their Niwot, Colorado, home was inundated with floodwater and mud in the historic 2013 flood, the owners brought their “glass is half full” zest for life to the process of restarting their lives in a modest budget-conscious home. It wouldn’t have been possible without the goodwill of neighbors, friends, strangers, donated services, and their own grit and full engagement in the building process. Water-shed Revival is a 2000 square foot home designed for social engagement, inside-outside living, the joy of cooking, and soaking in the sun and mountain views. The lofty space under the shed roof speaks of farm structures, but with a twist of the modern vis-à-vis clerestory windows and glass walls. Concrete floors act as a passive solar heat sink for a constant sense of thermal comfort, not to mention a relief for muddy pet paw cleanups. Cost-effective structure and material choices, such as corrugated metal and HardiePanel siding, point this home and this couple toward a renewed future.

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2017 Houzz
Inspiration for a transitional bedroom remodel in Other

A classically designed prairie home that sits on an estate-sized lot in the affluent Portland suburb of Dunthorpe. The Greenwood is a modernized home that blends current materials, colors, and textures with vintage Prairie styling. Building in this prestigious neighborhood took cooperation from our neighbors and adjustments were made as a result. A lower pitched roof was constructed to accommodate for a view easement and neighborly goodwill. This plan features 5,592 square feet on the main two levels, with another 1,800 sf on a lower level, primed for future customization, as well as 428 sf of storage, 7,820 sf total. The home abundantly provides for a full family to live, entertain and find seclusion in comfort.

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2016 Houzz
Living room - eclectic living room idea in Portland