Inspiration for a mid-sized scandinavian wooden u-shaped open staircase remodel in Vancouver

Accessorizing rule of 3 & proportion
Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea

Steven Marshall
Photo of a small coastal backyard landscaping in Boston with a fire pit.

White gloss joins spaces. Family living with an edge.
Dining room - dining room idea in Charleston

Create and perfect your culinary delights in this modern state of the art kitchen, with beautiful stainless steel appliances and a clean and modern design.

Shelly Harrison
Example of a classic medium tone wood floor freestanding bathtub design in Boston with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets and green walls

Living room - contemporary open concept light wood floor, brown floor and exposed beam living room idea in Kansas City with white walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv

Straight on: darkness rules the land, yet the brightness rules the deck! Such style in those upper storey under-soffit lights - remember this detail when planning your exterior renovation. This lighting design won at the 2017 International Design & Architecture Awards (London, UK). Architect, Gerald L. Forseth.

This project won in the 2013 Builders Association of Metropolitan Pittsburgh Housing Excellence Award for Best Urban Renewal Renovation Project. The glass bowl was made in the glass studio owned by the owner which is adjacent to the residence. The mirror is a repurposed window. The door is repurposed from a boarding house. George Mendel

Does Hardwood Flooring Increase Home Value? Flooring, regardless of the type, is the focal point of any home and ties the rooms of a house together. The right flooring can add value to a home now and in the future when it comes time to sell. The rule of thumb on flooring is the most resilient and long lasting, the higher the upgrade, but the higher return is on investment – wood flooring, solid and engineered, is on the higher end of the spectrum.

A place for everything
Mid-sized beach style light wood floor, beige floor, wood ceiling and wood wall mudroom photo in Boston with beige walls and a white front door

Karuna Passive House designed by Holst Architecture and built by Hammer & Hand. This high performance home meets the world's most demanding green building certifications. Photo by Jeremy Bittermann.

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”

Mumford & Wood’s Georgian-style box sash windows and doors have been incorporated in a beautiful Georgian new build residence in South Oxfordshire. The property features bespoke double glazed floor-to-ceiling Georgian-style box sash windows from Mumford & Wood’s Conservation™ range which have been specified throughout. “The large pane sash windows and doorsets are totally authentic of traditional Georgian window design and their floor-to-ceiling heights meet the immense scale of these spectacular rooms that follow a strict rule of proportion.”