Architect: Michelle Penn, AIA The tall cabinets on either side of the fireplace hide the equipment for the TV! This is a perfect solution for having a TV over a fireplace...one of the hardest design solutions to solve right now in home design!

Meghan’s office presented a lot of opportunities for artwork, and a variety of it! It was an exciting challenge; one that we took in stride, as searched high and low for the perfect pieces. The hardest part about our search was finding large enough pieces of art to fill each wall. The gallery wall came about admist this struggle. Inspired by the water color prints from Meghan’s previous office, we decided to combine those with a variety of graphic prints in wood frames mixed in with photographs and sculptural pieces here and there.

Our closet is truly the hardest working part of the room. Everything we need to run our office is stored here in clear containers so we can quickly find what we need. One of our favorite ideas was the vintage french crate that we use to sort and easily access all of our pretty ribbons. Photo by Liz Daly

This great space is easily the hardest working room in the house with the purpose to serve multiple functions all in one shared space. Making everyday living just a little easier comes with making a communal space a little more enticing. This can present extra challenges so we are here to help you put the puzzle together. If you are looking into a minor or major remodel, we’d love to come for a free consultation and help you decide what is best for you and your needs.

The family room is easily the hardest working room in the house. With 19' ceilings and a towering black panel fireplace this room makes everyday living just a little easier with easy access to the dining area, kitchen, mudroom, and outdoor space. The large windows bathe the room with sunlight and warmth.

Winter white with walnut glaze refacing. Cambria quartz countertops. Oil rubbed bronze knobs and pulls. David Glasofer
Eat-in kitchen - large traditional u-shaped ceramic tile eat-in kitchen idea in New York with a single-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartzite countertops, beige backsplash, ceramic backsplash and stainless steel appliances

Amazing Cambria Quartz kitchen countertop, the Bellingham™, where finding your favorite natural surface is so easy. It is a quartz stone surface, recognized as a superior choice in countertop materials. Beside offering an elegant and clean look, Cambria Quartz has a stunning cosmetic appeal and is one of the hardest materials in nature. Cambria countertops consist of 93% natural quartz stone and require no maintenance, even with heavy use. Cambria® is only available through exclusive dealers (and cannot be found in Home Centers). Building Pro offers customizable options of Cambria Quartz kitchen countertops and spa showers for a care free, NSF certified as safe to use for food preparation surface and ready to convert your kitchen or shower into a Masterpiece you will be proud off to enjoy for long time!

Communicating the visual ideas one has in mind is hardest. Glad our designer was super patient with us. Expressing your vision on how you want your IKEA kitchen can be hard. Sometimes you don't even know what you want. At IKD, your designer will listen to you and advice you on the best solution for your kitchen. The design of your kitchen is a team effort and we want you to have your dream kitchen.

Lyskamm Quartz is part of Arizona Tile's Della Terra Quartz collection. Della Terra is a natural quartz surface, it is a blend of nature and technology, combining beauty and functionality in a high performance surface. Della Terra is comprised of more than 93% natural quartz crystals, one of the hardest minerals in nature. Color controlled quartz is blended together with technologically advanced polymers. Because of its high quartz content, Arizona Tile's Della Terra Quartz surfaces are ultra-durable and resistant to scratches and chipping. Its dense composition also makes Della Terra Quartz highly resistant to staining.

R3 Homes completed a very custom deck add-on. The original deck is about 20 years old. The client wanted us to replace specific boards, increase the size of his back deck (overlooks the Deschutes River - 200' feet below), and add some custom front benches. In addition to building out over the cliff, the specific material is called Ipe (pronounced epay). It is an incredibly hard wood that comes from Brazil and grows in tropical South to Central America. Recognized as the most durable and hardest species of timber and is the most preferred wood for deck building. The wood color varies from olive brown to blackish hue and has an oily appearance.

The drop zone hallway was thoughtfully designed to bring both beauty and organization to one of the hardest-working areas of the home. Custom built-ins provide dedicated storage for everyday essentials, while integrated millwork and tailored cabinetry create a polished, furniture-like appearance. Carefully selected finishes, decorative hardware, and architectural details elevate the space beyond a typical mudroom, allowing it to seamlessly connect with the home's overall design. The result is a functional yet sophisticated transition space that keeps daily life organized while maintaining the elegant character carried throughout the home.

Built-in trash, recycling and compost were high on the wish list, so the island hides a double-bin pull-out right where prep happens. Tamarind-stained cherry drawer fronts and pewter pulls keep even the hardest-working storage looking handsome.

Built-in trash, recycling and compost were high on the wish list, so the island hides a double-bin pull-out right where prep happens. Tamarind-stained cherry drawer fronts and pewter pulls keep even the hardest-working storage looking handsome.

R3 Homes completed a very custom deck add-on. The original deck is about 20 years old. The client wanted us to replace specific boards, increase the size of his back deck (overlooks the Deschutes River - 200' feet below), and add some custom front benches. In addition to building out over the cliff, the specific material is called Ipe (pronounced epay). It is an incredibly hard wood that comes from Brazil and grows in tropical South to Central America. Recognized as the most durable and hardest species of timber and is the most preferred wood for deck building. The wood color varies from olive brown to blackish hue and has an oily appearance.

R3 Homes completed a very custom deck add-on. The original deck is about 20 years old. The client wanted us to replace specific boards, increase the size of his back deck (overlooks the Deschutes River - 200' feet below), and add some custom front benches. In addition to building out over the cliff, the specific material is called Ipe (pronounced epay). It is an incredibly hard wood that comes from Brazil and grows in tropical South to Central America. Recognized as the most durable and hardest species of timber and is the most preferred wood for deck building. The wood color varies from olive brown to blackish hue and has an oily appearance.

R3 Homes completed a very custom deck add-on. The original deck is about 20 years old. The client wanted us to replace specific boards, increase the size of his back deck (overlooks the Deschutes River - 200' feet below), and add some custom front benches. In addition to building out over the cliff, the specific material is called Ipe (pronounced epay). It is an incredibly hard wood that comes from Brazil and grows in tropical South to Central America. Recognized as the most durable and hardest species of timber and is the most preferred wood for deck building. The wood color varies from olive brown to blackish hue and has an oily appearance.

R3 Homes completed a very custom deck add-on. The original deck is about 20 years old. The client wanted us to replace specific boards, increase the size of his back deck (overlooks the Deschutes River - 200' feet below), and add some custom front benches. In addition to building out over the cliff, the specific material is called Ipe (pronounced epay). It is an incredibly hard wood that comes from Brazil and grows in tropical South to Central America. Recognized as the most durable and hardest species of timber and is the most preferred wood for deck building. The wood color varies from olive brown to blackish hue and has an oily appearance.

Lyskamm Quartz is part of Arizona Tile's Della Terra Quartz collection. Della Terra is a natural quartz surface, it is a blend of nature and technology, combining beauty and functionality in a high performance surface. Della Terra is comprised of more than 93% natural quartz crystals, one of the hardest minerals in nature. Color controlled quartz is blended together with technologically advanced polymers. Because of its high quartz content, Arizona Tile's Della Terra Quartz surfaces are ultra-durable and resistant to scratches and chipping. Its dense composition also makes Della Terra Quartz highly resistant to staining.

Lyskamm Quartz is part of Arizona Tile's Della Terra Quartz collection. Della Terra is a natural quartz surface, it is a blend of nature and technology, combining beauty and functionality in a high performance surface. Della Terra is comprised of more than 93% natural quartz crystals, one of the hardest minerals in nature. Color controlled quartz is blended together with technologically advanced polymers. Because of its high quartz content, Arizona Tile's Della Terra Quartz surfaces are ultra-durable and resistant to scratches and chipping. Its dense composition also makes Della Terra Quartz highly resistant to staining.