Alexandra Crafton
Transitional living room photo in Boston

Inspiration for an eclectic living room remodel in Los Angeles

Zen primary bathroom with marble tile on floor and walls, free standing tub, statue, globe chandelier above tub, open glass panel shower, barn door with frosted glass, silver accents, John Armich photography, Wayne PA Main Line

Liquid Design & Architecture, Inc. and Michael Stavaridis
Island style sunroom photo in Miami

Open floor plan dining room with custom solid slab table, granite countertops, glass backsplash, and custom aquarium.
Inspiration for a huge contemporary travertine floor kitchen/dining room combo remodel in San Diego with white walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

Small mountain style home design photo in San Francisco

Janus et Cie Amalfi adjustable chain back lounge chair
Inspiration for a large craftsman backyard patio remodel in Austin with a roof extension

The master bathroom of this transitional Mediterranean design custom home features a freestanding Kohler tub, frameless glass shower enclose, swirled class ceiling light fixtures, double coffered ceiling with recessed lighting, 5 inch base boards, Indonesian beach stone in shower and a polished limestone for the main flooring. Construction by Robelen Hanna Homes.

Inspiration for a tropical landscaping in Hawaii.

Liquid Design & Architecture Inc.

Liquid Design & Architecture, Inc. and Michael Stavaridis
Sunroom - tropical sunroom idea in Miami

Photographed by David De Gendt
Inspiration for a modern deck remodel in Austin

Indonesian hardwood pergola and front patio fencing for new modern entry. Asian Ceramics blue containers filled with drought tolerant Kalanchoe variety.

A high-rise condo in Chicago, filled with artifacts and memories, tells the story of the couple’s Indonesian honeymoon wanderings, and offers a respite from two busy careers.

This large backyard had an impressive infinity pool, hot tub, waterfalls and outdoor fireplace, but needed some cozying up. Susan Currie Design reconfigured the layout for outdoor furniture to make the space functional and inviting. Near the grill, we have a set of tables and chairs for quiet afternoon lunches in the shade. Another seating area in front of the fireplace welcomes dinner guests to linger over drinks and stargaze in the evening. By the pool, chaises and a small side table are perfect for relaxing with a book or magazine. Teal fabric on the newly upholstered seating and umbrella in a teal color scheme tie in with aqua color of the pool water, and make the seating areas feel cool and refreshing. Under the covered porch, the homeowners have what are essentially an outdoor living room and dining room. Close to the house, these areas are easy to bring food and drinks out to from inside, and offer a delightful view of the pool and surrounding yard. Because it is covered, this area will stay cooler through much of the day than the rest of the yard, but black drapes are available to close off the area to any direct sun that may find its way in, and add a dramatic finishing touch. An Indonesian teak log planted with succulents brings life to the dining table.

For years we lived with an ugly, too small and wimpy builders grade mantel that I couldn't wait to tear out. Turns out it made the perfect support for my new custom, one of a kind mantel. I conceived, designed and had this piece built onsite by my favorite carpenter. I wanted it to look like a continuous piece of wood that wrapped around on the edges, like I had seen done on benches, but with a live edge on the bottom not the top. This is a hand chosen, stunning Bubinga plank and it's feature is the variegated wood tones - it "goes with" everything! I also had the floating picture frame custom made to make my favorite tree canvas art more in scale with the fireplace and wall. This tree stands next to our fire pit in Door County, WI and is a favorite view we wanted to bring home. The small chrome lamps are a deliberate play on scale for a touch of the unexpected. The two trunks are antique indonesian pieces. The one on the left holds my firewood in the winter and the one on the right is the perfect place to store all of the media components. Cathy Zaeske

This gate is made from an Indonesian hardwood, kayu. Photos by Ran Artzi
Entryway - contemporary entryway idea in Los Angeles

Tuscan home design photo in San Diego