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The Vineyard Farmhouse in the Peninsula at Rough Hollow. This 2017 Greater Austin Parade Home was designed and built by Jenkins Custom Homes. Cedar Siding and the Pine for the soffits and ceilings was provided by TimberTown.

This Antler Chandelier hangs brilliantly in the nook of this amazing Rustic-Modern home. The texture it provides the space allows the unique flavor of the client to shine through.

The jackalope may be a fun and mythical creature, but our delightfully faux Andies Antler Hanger is a real way to add some whimsy to your outdoor living space. Use this nicely sized accent to hang pool towels outside, or bring one inside as a fun conversation piece. It’s great anywhere. Hand-cast of durable, all-weather composite, these faux antlers can even work as a nice modern-rustic touch for a weekend retreat, or in your modern home office.

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An antler chandelier with laced rawhide shades hangs in the two-story entry foyer. Photo by Junction Image Co.
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On the wall, a large framed Indian print and roe deer antlers hang on a whitewashed screen made of old shutters. Below that is an American Empire sofa, which Matthew suspects was originally made for a hotel lobby. Photo by Jonny Valiant for Southern Living

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When Nancy found the oil on canvas of a favorite Native American Chief, I was beside myself. The bold color and modern composition are a perfect balance to the opulent subtleties throughout. ...and, yes, those are bronze bats dangling from the Arts & Crafts era lamp. Nancy likes bats. photography by Steve Voelker

Cottage living room photo in Columbus

When we started this project, it was just a big open space. Our client wanted to create a space that let the natural light flood in, so her large family, or a youth group or a bunch of teenagers could be in the basement, but not feel like they were in a basement! The space is not only inviting, but has lots of seating, including a riser (unseen in this photo) that allows for even more seating and still offers a great view of the TV. This has become the families favorite spot to hang out and we could not be more thrilled to hear that! Joe Kwon Photography

Italian blonde veneer on the kitchen cabinets on the lower level. Christina Wedge Photography
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