A new fireplace insert and surround update an older fireplace while an arched opening into the adjacent kitchen allow easy conversation and transfer of food and drink. John Wilbanks Photography

Acoustically engineered and beautiful private home theater in Beverly Hills. Full sound isolation creates a serene environment to enjoy this extraordinary theater experience. Perforated leather and acoustical wood allow for optimal acoustics with unique finishes. Light coves conceal fabric which cover the Dolby Atmos ceiling speakers. 17 foot wide screen is illuminated by Sony's flagship 4k laser projector. Theater designed by Paradise Theater, Built by Fantastic Theaters, AV & system integration by Robert's Home AV.

OAK Vulcano Oak wood with consistent colouring resulting from special heat treatment (without chemical additives). Oak plank in 3-layer construction with small bevel on long side and approx. 4 mm top layer, with approx. 4 mm backing in the same wood and middle layer conifer. Tongue and groove on all sides for easy installation. For the main part the planks have healthy knots, isolated repairs up to 25 mm diameter and tension cracks up to max. 30 cm are possible

This remodel/addition to an existing home transformed the original living room and kitchen into a single great-room while opening up communication to the backyard. The previous home’s kitchen was isolated from the living room and both rooms had no interaction with the outdoor spaces. The project’s elevated ceiling heights and used architectural features, such as beams, to connect and define the spaces of the great room. The inclusion of the multi-slide door emphasized the relationship to the newly designed yard with updated landscaping. This project is a great example of how exterior upgrades and the transformation of a single space can dramatically change the way a family enjoys their home.

Photos by Tim Bies Photography
Inspiration for a small modern open concept medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Seattle with brown walls, a wood stove and a metal fireplace

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Foyer - huge contemporary concrete floor foyer idea in Phoenix with a glass front door

The huge barn door isolating the master bedroom from the common living space, the concrete ceiling and the brick wall support the look of this industrial loft _ the suspended incandescent lightbulb add a delicate touch to this decor _ the natural stone counter on top of white lacked cabinets give a more eclectic style to the room L'immense porte de grange isolant la chambre des maître de l'espace commun, le plafond et les poutres de béton ainsi que le mur de briques appuient le look de ce loft industriel _ les ampoules incandescentes suspendues ajoutent une touche délicate à ce décor _ le comptoir de pierre naturel déposé sur des armoires blanches laquées donne un style plus éclectique à la pièce Photo: Le propriétaire Designer: Paule Bourbonnais de *reference design

OAK Vulcano Oak wood with consistent colouring resulting from special heat treatment (without chemical additives). Oak plank in 3-layer construction with small bevel on long side and approx. 4 mm top layer, with approx. 4 mm backing in the same wood and middle layer conifer. Tongue and groove on all sides for easy installation. For the main part the planks have healthy knots, isolated repairs up to 25 mm diameter and tension cracks up to max. 30 cm are possible.

This remodel/addition to an existing home transformed the original living room and kitchen into a single great-room while opening up communication to the backyard. The previous home’s kitchen was isolated from the living room and both rooms had no interaction with the outdoor spaces. The project’s elevated ceiling heights and used architectural features, such as beams, to connect and define the spaces of the great room. The inclusion of the multi-slide door emphasized the relationship to the newly designed yard with updated landscaping. This project is a great example of how exterior upgrades and the transformation of a single space can dramatically change the way a family enjoys their home.

Inspiration for a coastal bathroom remodel in Miami

If you must be home isolating at least have some fun doing it in style! This all in basement brings games and fun for all!
Transitional walk-out carpeted and beige floor basement photo in Baltimore with a bar and beige walls

This remodel/addition to an existing home transformed the original living room and kitchen into a single great-room while opening up communication to the backyard. The previous home’s kitchen was isolated from the living room and both rooms had no interaction with the outdoor spaces. The project’s elevated ceiling heights and used architectural features, such as beams, to connect and define the spaces of the great room. The inclusion of the multi-slide door emphasized the relationship to the newly designed yard with updated landscaping. This project is a great example of how exterior upgrades and the transformation of a single space can dramatically change the way a family enjoys their home.

This remodel/addition to an existing home transformed the original living room and kitchen into a single great-room while opening up communication to the backyard. The previous home’s kitchen was isolated from the living room and both rooms had no interaction with the outdoor spaces. The project’s elevated ceiling heights and used architectural features, such as beams, to connect and define the spaces of the great room. The inclusion of the multi-slide door emphasized the relationship to the newly designed yard with updated landscaping. This project is a great example of how exterior upgrades and the transformation of a single space can dramatically change the way a family enjoys their home.

Guest bedroom in the house is modern, minimal with an unexpected color pallete. I love this bed with built in wings and nightstands. The accent chair drives the color palette in this room with bedding to coordinate. It was a personal challenge to get a set of burgundy sheets, but in this room, it was the right thing to do. Design tip - don’t write off a color in isolation of the space.

This bedroom wing includes a study area and a common bathroom. Photography: VanceFox.com
Example of a mountain style built-in desk study room design

This remodel/addition to an existing home transformed the original living room and kitchen into a single great-room while opening up communication to the backyard. The previous home’s kitchen was isolated from the living room and both rooms had no interaction with the outdoor spaces. The project’s elevated ceiling heights and used architectural features, such as beams, to connect and define the spaces of the great room. The inclusion of the multi-slide door emphasized the relationship to the newly designed yard with updated landscaping. This project is a great example of how exterior upgrades and the transformation of a single space can dramatically change the way a family enjoys their home.

Prior to being renovated, the existing rooms of this home were compartmentalized into claustrophobic sections, barely serving their individual functions in relative isolation. With a belief that utility need not exist independent of comfort, we looked to open up and expand the kitchen space into an existing porch. We feel this answered the client's call for a combined kitchen and living space while improving on all functional elements of the design. Throughout the project we would keep our focus on the goal of bringing the home into the modern age, without sacrificing the client's desire for a comfortable, family friendly feel. Photographed by: Skylim Photography

Moderniser le studio tout en optimisant l’espace et en préservant la rentabilité de l’investissement. Style : Modern, fonctionnel et chaleureux Aménagements : Isolation sous toiture, modernisation du système de chauffage, revêtement de sol PVC imitation parquet, cuisine équipée moderne, rénovation astucieuse de la salle de bains avec remplacement de la porte et repeinte de la baignoire en fonte.

Prior to being renovated, the existing rooms of this home were compartmentalized into claustrophobic sections, barely serving their individual functions in relative isolation. With a belief that utility need not exist independent of comfort, we looked to open up and expand the kitchen space into an existing porch. We feel this answered the client's call for a combined kitchen and living space while improving on all functional elements of the design. Throughout the project we would keep our focus on the goal of bringing the home into the modern age, without sacrificing the client's desire for a comfortable, family friendly feel. Photographed by: Skylim Photography