Soaring 37 stories above Miami and boasting dramatic ocean and city views, Canvas’ mostly glass facade is witness to the radically evolving landscape immediately north of downtown Miami. This is the ideal home for young people and artists. Amenities include; lounge, restaurant and bar, Jam session and music room, indoor pool, racquetball court, Jacuzzi, Gym, social room, yoga garden, children’s playroom and more! Residences from $247k to $417k.

Not too long ago Rose, one of our account managers, showed a lady a slab of White Galaxy granite that she immediately fell in love with. This lady had her fabricator make the countertop and island counter you see here in the picture and she couldn't have been more thrilled with the result. From her first arrival at LeaMar she was thrilled with the quality of selection we had, and how pleasant an experience she had choosing the right slab(s) for her kitchen. Being a supplier we don't get many finished project images so you can imagine how thrilled we were when we got this one.

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Keeping with our client’s passion for dots, we went with a bold Marimekko dot wallcovering in the hallway. This formerly awkward space was immediately transformed into the focal point of the home. | Interior Design by Laurie Blumenfeld-Russo | Tim Williams Photography

It was important to convey ease and comfort from the moment a guest entered the home. We added a 1940s Persian runner to the entry way along with a rustic bench. Both draw the guest in, providing immediate coziness as well as visual interest. DaubmanPhotography@Cox.net

This is a lovely remodel for very lovely people! My clients bought this house knowing the kitchen and two bathrooms needed remodeled immediately and that is exactly what we did. The bathrooms were first and after an extended wait for cabinets, the kitchen is finally complete. The transformation is amazing! The kitchen cabinets were custom built by Quality Woods. We chose to do two-toned cabinets with dark, silver pearl granite countertops. New hardwood floors were added in the kitchen area to make one continuous space with the dining room. I see lots of family gatherings and baking with grandchildren happening in this kitchen! Photos by Son of Squatch Photography - S.C. Shank.

This is a lovely remodel for very lovely people! My clients bought this house knowing the kitchen and two bathrooms needed remodeled immediately and that is exactly what we did. The bathrooms were first and after an extended wait for cabinets, the kitchen is finally complete. The transformation is amazing! The kitchen cabinets were custom built by Quality Woods. We chose to do two-toned cabinets with dark, silver pearl granite countertops. New hardwood floors were added in the kitchen area to make one continuous space with the dining room. I see lots of family gatherings and baking with grandchildren happening in this kitchen! Photos by Son of Squatch Photography - S.C. Shank.

This is a lovely remodel for very lovely people! My clients bought this house knowing the kitchen and two bathrooms needed remodeled immediately and that is exactly what we did. The bathrooms were first and after an extended wait for cabinets, the kitchen is finally complete. The transformation is amazing! The kitchen cabinets were custom built by Quality Woods. We chose to do two-toned cabinets with dark, silver pearl granite countertops. New hardwood floors were added in the kitchen area to make one continuous space with the dining room. I see lots of family gatherings and baking with grandchildren happening in this kitchen! Photos by Son of Squatch Photography - S.C. Shank.

THEME A passion for sports that never grows up, never grows old and never tires is at the heart of this room. Designed as a den/office for a radio sports talent who’s life work revolves around stats, scores, free agents and athletes, the room ensures that its owner is surrounded by the teams and games he loves, with room for storage, a desk, a computer station and some personal accents. FOCUS Four baseball stadium seats procured from the old Tiger Stadium in Detroit, repainted with a faux wood grain look and personalized with each member of the family’s name give the room a true sports feel. Favorite team jerseys as well as team logos — painted tan to match the overall look of the room — highlight the space. Large wall towers divide the room into three distinct spaces. The central area houses two TV monitors and a hidden computer system, while the other two areas display oversized family photos in sepia tone prints and custom, matching frames. The towers, which provide storage, were purchased at Pottery Barn, and already in the room. To make them more functional, height was added to bring them to the ceiling, and the room’s crown molding is taken around each tower’s top to create a seamless flow. STORAGE The creation of the towers gives the room plenty of useful storage, including display areas, multiple shelves, and a place to hide computer accessories and office supplies. GROWTH The room can easily change over time as new sports memorabilia and family photos are added or switched out. SAFETY All wires for the monitors and computer system are hidden within the wall and inside the storage towers. Power running to digital frames dedicated to particular teams is hidden within the walls.

Depth and rhythm define this perspective of the new entry sequence. The floating concrete pavers, set within a bed of decomposed granite and dark basalt, guide guests through a layered landscape of sculptural agaves and structural steel planters. Alterra’s landscape architecture team focused on creating a "procession" toward the home, where each material shift signals a new zone of the master plan. The result is a high-end, low-maintenance outdoor living space that provides immediate curb appeal and a strong architectural identity.

In our work, we see lots of big homes with big spaces. We also see small homes. And we’ll be the first to tell you that size isn’t what matters. What’s important is scale. Through design, we can make a small space look big—or make a big space look small. But more important, we can use scale to make your home interiors meet your functional needs while reflecting your personality, values and style. The Eyes Have It. When you step into a room, where do you look? Directing the eye is one of the magic tricks that designers use to create a particular effect. Bright red apples in a simple glass bowl immediately draws the eye to a kitchen counter. The hefty wood trivet and rounded concrete planter containing succulents echo the shape of the apples and the bowl, while adding new materials. A wood and metal stand holds an iPad or book for easy recipe reference, all atop an elegant light granite counter. In a separate arrangement, ceramic artichokes create shape and shine but maintain the neutral color for continuity. In this context, the eye is drawn immediately to the bright red color. That’s why sparse seasonal decorations can be more effective than heavy ornamentation. We can actually take in more when there are fewer items to focus on.

Photo: Kayla Pearson © 2015 Houzz
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Designed for avid hot sauce lovers, this custom cabinet stores ample spices and various hot sauces, along with small countertop appliances, eliminating countertop clutter!

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Built in 1907 and nestled into the beating heart of San Fran’s Bernal Heights neighbourhood, this adorable abode was an unpolished gem ready to be turned into our clients’ dream home. Our mission was to gift Bonview with classic, natural and timeless style while setting it up with impressive functionality so that it was ready to be the pet-friendly, kid-friendly and entertaining-friendly home they needed it to be. Mission accepted! Our clients’ vision was clear: They wanted whites, blacks and wood tones with texture and personality. Oh, and that spunky wine fridge? Yep, that was a non-negotiable. ? “It’s not unusual for our friends and family to drop past unannounced any day of the week. And we love it!” They told us during our initial Design Therapy Sesh. We knew immediately what she meant - we have an open-door policy with our families, too! Which was why we consciously created living spaces that were open, inviting and welcoming. Now, the only problem our clients would have would be convincing their guests to leave! Our clients also enjoyed cooking and baking casually, so we created an organized, intuitive and functional kitchen and pantry that made whipping up homemade dips and snacks for their game nights a breeze.

Photo: Parisi Images © 2019 Houzz
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