Design ideas for a traditional outdoor basketball/tennis/multi-game court in Phoenix.

Photo: Heather Banks © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic kitchen remodel in Austin

This is an example of a small traditional drought-tolerant and shade backyard stone garden path in New York for spring.

A series of three obelisks give structure to lush plantings of daylilies, clematis, dahlias, roses and hardy geranium. Photo by David E. Perry
Photo of a large traditional backyard brick formal garden in Seattle.

Photo by Ryann Ford
Inspiration for a contemporary landscaping in Austin.

Photo: Sarah Greenman © 2013 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic shed remodel in Austin

Photos by John Woodcock
Example of a transitional kids' room design in Phoenix

Bret Jelinek - Chicago Home Photos
Example of a trendy galley medium tone wood floor and brown floor open concept kitchen design in Chicago with paneled appliances, an island, an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, gray backsplash and white countertops

Design ideas for a contemporary landscaping in Charlotte.

Hydrangeas add mass and color, creating a backdrop for the mix of hyacinths and sedum in this large planter.
Photo of a small contemporary shade front yard landscaping in Chicago for spring.

Blue elderberry (Sambucus nigra subsp. Caerulea). Photo by Pete Veilleux.

Photo: Lauren Edith Anderson © 2016 Houzz
Example of a classic home design design in San Francisco

This lovely, rustic shed features re-purposed vintage windows and doors and urban forested pine lumber from Pacific Coast Lumber. With shiplap style paneling and a drop-down door which serves as a window when shut and a countertop when opened, this cozy and inviting space is the perfect place for outdoor dining and relaxing.

This photo is of a landscape in the Phoenix area planted with pink fairy duster and purple trailing lantana.
Inspiration for a southwestern landscaping in Phoenix.

Nestled at the end of a long flag lot driveway in Amagansett, NY, a young couple purchased the property with intentions to construct a second home for their growing family. A home that would not only be comfortable for the immediate family but also serve and grow on busy summer weekends to accommodate extended family, friends, children and guests. The tight lot along with the sizable program culminated in the building envelope being pushed to every limit, restriction and regulation one could imagine. The resulting architecture possesses a traditional Hamptons cottage exterior juxtaposed with modern elements that help break up the single mass. Centered on the entry façade is a large double story window that shrouds the floating switchback staircase on the interior. A bluestone patio wraps three sides of the home, which, in the rear, leads to a small in ground pool with a frameless glass railing. In the interior, custom white washed white oak floors run throughout the home as well as on the floating central staircase. For a more modern style of living, the open living, kitchen and dining area serve as one large entertaining space. In an area surrounded by sprawling Mcmansions, this tightly knit home functions more similar to that of a large NYC apartment by serving the perfect balance between maximized form with the right amount of function given the strict parameters. Large glass sliders open the living and dining rooms to the backyard patio and pool creating harmony between the indoor and outdoor spaces. Shaker style cabinets in the kitchen pair with a more contemporary staircase softened by the warmer wood tones of the vertical slats that surround it.

This is an example of a small farmhouse full sun backyard gravel formal garden in Bridgeport for summer.

The Aurora can be labeled as a greenhouse shed combo. It includes four large aluminum windows with tempered glass for safety. On top of that, it features 509 cubic feet of storage space for gardening tools and equipment or plants. With the many windows, light is aplenty. However, there is even the option to add solar shades so you can control the amount of sunlight coming in. In addition, you can add a power ventilation fan to remove excess heat and bring in cool air inside. If you looking to grow plants and vegetables all year around and store stuff, the Aurora greenhouse shed combo is just what you're looking for. It's a customer favorite.

Kimberley Bryan
Design ideas for an eclectic shade backyard concrete vegetable garden landscape.