This Georgian Revival house design in Mission Hills, Kansas, is based on a traditional center hall plan and traditional Georgian details. Each detail has been carefully considered in terms of size; scale, and historical appropriateness. A carriage house/cabana, overlooking the pool and traditional English garden is connected to the main structure by a veranda. The interior of the house is designed in a traditional manner. Highlights include an antique long leaf pine paneled library; custom carved rosettes for the frieze board in the formal living and dining rooms; imported 18th century fireplace surrounds; custom-made figured walnut raised panel doors, and reclaimed antique oak flooring. Interior Designer: Dick Davenport, Wichita, KS General Contractor: Joel Fritzel Construction, Lawrence, KS

This fully customized kitchen was designed to maximize every square inch of space. The project almost doubled the storage capacity and greatly improved the functionality of the kitchen, while maintaining a comprehensive aesthetic that went with the rest of the open plan living and dining areas. The cabinetry and shaker-style panels were custom fitted to incorporate high-end built-in appliances. Storage included: small, medium, and large sized drawers with dividing inserts for drawer organization and knife blocks, full sized pullout pantry, adjustable shelf storage for flatware and stemware, and flip-up doors near the ceiling for long-term storage.

This Georgian Revival house design in Mission Hills, Kansas, is based on a traditional center hall plan and traditional Georgian details. Each detail has been carefully considered in terms of size; scale, and historical appropriateness. A carriage house/cabana, overlooking the pool and traditional English garden is connected to the main structure by a veranda. The interior of the house is designed in a traditional manner. Highlights include an antique long leaf pine paneled library; custom carved rosettes for the frieze board in the formal living and dining rooms; imported 18th century fireplace surrounds; custom-made figured walnut raised panel doors, and reclaimed antique oak flooring. Interior Designer: Dick Davenport, Wichita, KS General Contractor: Joel Fritzel Construction, Lawrence, KS

This Georgian Revival house design in Mission Hills, Kansas, is based on a traditional center hall plan and traditional Georgian details. Each detail has been carefully considered in terms of size; scale, and historical appropriateness. A carriage house/cabana, overlooking the pool and traditional English garden is connected to the main structure by a veranda. The interior of the house is designed in a traditional manner. Highlights include an antique long leaf pine paneled library; custom carved rosettes for the frieze board in the formal living and dining rooms; imported 18th century fireplace surrounds; custom-made figured walnut raised panel doors, and reclaimed antique oak flooring. Interior Designer: Dick Davenport, Wichita, KS General Contractor: Joel Fritzel Construction, Lawrence, KS

Vertical engraved slate house numbers mounted on a brick mailbox pillar, a classic feature of many American homes. This format provides excellent visibility from the street, making it easy for visitors, deliveries, and emergency services to locate the property. Crafted from natural slate and deeply engraved for long-term durability, the design combines clean, modern typography with a layout suited to driveway entrances and front yard features. Ideal for suburban homes across the United States, this style offers a practical and architectural approach to displaying house numbers.

Everything at your fingertips. Everyone wonders where to put the mix master. Bingo! This kitchen is designed for DDK Kitchen Design Group by Lisa Murphy. Photography by Michael A. Kaskel

Site built staircase with walnut handrailing, walnut treads and riser. This stair features a deep storage closet suitable for long term storage items at the back, and coats at the front. Storage is also available from the side of the landing (or, this is a fun playhouse fort for the kids!). Painted square newel post and balusters, and a bottom riser with volute complete the design.

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This statement table is engineered for both visual impact and long-term performance. It features a solid black walnut slab with a live-edge character, through which a channel of high-gloss, durable blue epoxy is poured. Integrated, low-heat LED lighting is embedded within the resin, offering a range of colors and brightness levels controlled via remote. ✓ Professional Specifications: Lighting System: Energy-efficient, customizable RGB LEDs with a long-rated lifespan. Surface: Non-porous, stain-resistant epoxy finish for easy maintenance. Construction: A sturdy steel base provides exceptional stability, complementing the table's substantial top. Design Application: Works as a defining anchor in large living areas or a creative stimulant in a home office. ? Design Tip: For a cohesive look, use the LED lighting to define zones in an open-plan space. Match the light's color temperature to your ambient lighting—warm white to accentuate the walnut's warmth, or cool blue to intensify the resin's aquatic vibe.

Some surfaces do more than elevate curb appeal. Eco Urbana™ works with nature, not against it. Designed to blend rustic charm with sustainable performance, it creates a driveway that is as functional as it is beautiful. Belgard Eco Urbana™ is a permeable paver designed to reduce stormwater runoff by allowing water to filter back into the earth. Its multi-size format and rich blended tones create a timeworn, cobblestone effect that complements both classic and modern homes. With structural strength built in, it’s ideal for long driveways, sloped terrain, and eco-conscious landscapes. Now imagine a driveway that drains efficiently. It handles the rain. It reduces erosion. And it creates a warm, inviting path home with every step or wheel that passes. Eco Urbana™ isn’t just a visual feature. It is a long-term investment in the health and beauty of your land. This is not just a driveway. It is a smart solution rooted in timeless design. Let’s explore how this material can bring your outdoor story to life. Schedule your consultation today: 516-522-8249

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Example of a large transitional light wood floor and beige floor kitchen design in St Louis with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, green cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, marble backsplash and an island

The striking and multi-tonal nature of real wood in an easily installed composite deck tile is yours in this series on the Kontiki label. This is your way to transform a drab outdoor living surface or a transitioning indoor one in a matter of hours, and do it yourself. For patios, balconies and beyond, creating a stylish space is as easy as can be. Each composite deck tile is the product of post-consumer and post-industrial manufacturing innovation. The colors and grain patterns are realistic, and are also made to resist the most common types of wear to which any outdoor surface is exposed; fading, scratching, and staining. These are practical outdoor living space surfaces that do not off-gas, do not leech, and are designed to look great for the long-term. Stylish composite deck tiles you can install yourself – easily Making the transition between “before” and “after” is very easily done with this series of composite deck tiles. Simply snap them together using a 4-way interlocking system over a stable and flat surface; no special tools, no fuss, right out of the box. When you’re done, you’ll have a low-maintenance surface that’s designed to look great for a long time. The locking system is raised to allow for maximum drainage during inclement weather, which is one of the keys to their enduring performance. And if you ever decide to re-locate your tiles, that’s easy too; it’s as easy as installing them. This adds another yet level of re-use and long-lasting surfaces. Composite deck tiles at best prices

Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) design and construction compliant with California ADU laws (SB 9, SB 68, SB 1123). EDR Design Build provides turnkey ADU solutions including architectural design optimized for code compliance, permitting coordination with local jurisdictions, construction management, and final inspection. ADUs serve as guest houses, in-law quarters, rental income properties, or long-term housing solutions. Typical ADU sizes 400-800 sq ft with project costs ranging from $150K-$400K depending on configuration and finish levels.

For this windows and roofing project in Collegeville, PA, we installed high-quality fiberglass windows and metal roofing. The focus was on durability and energy efficiency. Infinity's argon-insulated panes and fiberglass frame help to keep heating and cooling costs low for a long time, especially since that frame won't war, expand, crack, or rot. Metal roofs also tend to reflect heat back to the source, keeping it in the home in the winter and outside in the summer. Our metal roofs can easily last up to and longer than 75 years, so in terms of durability and energy efficiency, fiberglass windows and metal roofing was the best call.

Barron Designs' panels offer a large variety of color choices with an incredibly realistic look of stone to make your exterior and interior projects shine. These stone veneer panels’ looks aren’t the only showstopper. A sturdy makeup of tough, lightweight polyurethane promises ease of installation and great long-term enjoyment. Routered edges guarantee a smooth, continuous finish.

Designed by RLA Architects and custom built by Mantell-Hecathorn Builders, this home obtained a NAHB Green Building Gold Level certification- it was the second such certification in Southwest Colorado. A HERS rating of 61 will save the homeowner an estimated 39% in utility costs as well as create a healthier, more comfortable and durable home.Attention to detail is evident in the finish work and the long-term durability construction techniques of Mantell-Hecathorn Builders

Long-term relationships with clients enable Eastern Green to continue to develop a landscape over time. When this property's owners decided to add an outdoor kitchen and patio, they also asked for an improved view of the mountains and a cutting garden. To bring in the needed equipment, Eastern Green created a woods road, intending to return it to its original state at the project's end. The owners liked it so much, they asked to keep it, so it was landscaped with rustic fencing and boulders, giving it a natural look. Bruce Luetters/Drive Brand Studio

By remodeling both the primary and powder bathrooms which shared a common wall, we were able to enlarge the footprint of the modest master bath to accommodate a double vanity, large shower, and separate water closet. These well traveled clients had a short wish list for their bathroom: Easy care countertops, light + bright space, ample storage, and a shower that would allow them to age in place. While they are a vibrant recently retired couple, they wanted to stay in the home long term. By adding beautiful hardware (that happens to also be grab bar rated) in the shower, they are covered should one of them need an accessible shower.

A tasting lounge in this lovely home in Austin, Texas is the perfect place to entertain friends or enjoy a quiet evening alone. The space is comfortable and inviting with a 700-bottle wine cellar as the main focal point. The insulated glass enclosure, treated walls, and ceiling ensure the wines are kept at the optimal temperature and humidity for storage and long-term aging. The mechanical and cooling system is fully self-contained and out of sight. The metal, matte black wine racks are striking against the white marble walls. The label forward, 3-deep display wine racks maximize the use of the space and one row of angled racking are perfect for larger format bottles. This tasting lounge is not only inviting but the perfect balance for form and function.