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Hallway - industrial hallway idea in Calgary

As this new entry door in the Cherry Creek area of Denver shows, there is beauty in simplicity. With an arched top rail, lower raised panel and large expanse of decorative seedy glass, this door proves that less is more.

These are the most precious pale, pale pink antique shutters I found! Ones like these, are very hard to find so originally, I wanted to put these in the baby nursery that I'm doing. They were to serve their actual purpose on the window as shutters however, I was heartbroken when I decided they would not work in the nursery! The shape of them, along with the doors that I'm using for the wall, were too similar. I needed something different. Magnolia Mae Vintage Design

Embossed medallion in a polished chocolate Venetian plaster
Mid-sized tuscan dining room photo in Raleigh

Example of a mid-sized tuscan yellow two-story stucco exterior home design in New York

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Inspiration for an industrial living room remodel in Atlanta

Small elegant underground cork floor and brown floor home design photo with beige walls and no fireplace

Dan Piassick
Inspiration for a large modern backyard concrete paver landscaping in Dallas with a fire pit.

Luxe gold french pleat velvet curtains and cream sheer curtains frame New Orleans traditional 12 foot ceilings. Custom Paris Texas Hardware in OIl rubbed bronze.

Small danish master green tile and ceramic tile ceramic tile and black floor doorless shower photo in Minneapolis with beaded inset cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, white walls, a drop-in sink, onyx countertops, a hinged shower door and white countertops

Square Edge Winfield Recessed, shown in Classic Opaque Lace with Charcoal glaze on maple.

Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic hallway remodel in Vancouver with gray walls

view of base cabinet at the sink which is bumped out beyond the adjacent cabinets and has a turned leg on the diagonal. Russell Johnson
Inspiration for a large timeless l-shaped marble floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Seattle with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, yellow backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

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Home design - contemporary home design idea in New York

An outdoor space for grilling and entertaining that is reached by a bridge and concealed staircase. A custom Ipe and steel sunscreen protects the new windows from the sun.

1x4 CUSTOM SIZE (Custom Milled Shadow Gap 1/4 inch Reveal) CEDAR-IRC SIDING, D&BTR (BL Grade Equivalent NEAR CLEAR), KD, Stained S1S, Smooth Use. Cabot's 3000 Transparent Oil Based Stain

The Timothy Hyde House, c. 1729, dear to the homeowners for its historic details, but long-lacking the family oriented spaces and living areas essential for today’s extended family lifestyle. Unwilling to compromise an ounce of character, this growing family longed for more practical amenities like a visitor’s private retreat with bedroom, living room and bath, garage parking, a proper master bedroom layout with full bath and walk-in closet, in addition to a new kitchen that would function as the heart of the home. Ultimately the total square footage was doubled and the entire flow of the home was reworked keeping all of the character details intact. The kitchen is the hub, serving up its center island topped off with reclaimed white oak once belonging to a barn built in the 1880’s; jet mist leather granite tops off the remainder of the kitchen. Custom cable lighting was the ingenious solution for the complicated preservation of the original exposed beams and posts in the kitchen. The barn door was custom crafted from original timbers. Many cups of coffee will be enjoyed at the cozy, sun-filled dining nook overlooking the family room and new adjacent deck. The rear, separate entry mudroom with step-up laundry was a long awaited luxury over the previous basement facilities. Moving upstairs, a centrally located bathroom was removed to create a wheelhouse style landing/passage hall, now home to a quiet workspace, featuring original wide plank floors and tailor-made sconces. Baths were added and upgraded including soapstone tops, marble, a glorious soaker tub in the generous master bath, all giving the home a taste of luxury. Bathing in sunlight rests the master suite starring the original beams, cathedral ceilings, and well-suited chandelier. Throughout the home strategically designed built-ins provide a plethora of storage and organization. This 280 year-old Colonial shines on brighter than ever. We are proud to have been part of its long history. Photo by Eric Roth