Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Located on a picturesque setting on Lake Minnetonka, this lakefront home masterfully balances contemporary and traditional sentiments, striving not to design to either extreme. With team collaboration intentions to combine both form and function — and an eye on simple, beautiful and comfortable solutions, this relaxed elegant design approach honors lakeside living that permeates the residence. This Streeter home also blends in beautifully with surrounding classic lake homes that are reminiscent of timeless architecture and craftsmanship found in Europe and Nantucket. BUILDER: Streeter & Associates ARCHITECT: Kurt Baum & Associates INTERIOR: Alecia Stevens Interior Design Photography: Steve Henke Photography

This large wet room combines a steam shower and a comfortably spacious tub. MTI Baths' Adena 3 bathtub is minimalist in design but not in comfort. It sits beside a large bank of glass block which provide ample natural light. Randomly placed pin lights are installed overhead for adequate, yet unobtrusive, artificial light on darker days or nights. The shower has a handheld fixture, a fixed showerhead, and an overhead rainhead fixture to suit everyone's preference. A Steamist unit envelops the entire area in relaxing steam, perfect for soothing sore muscles and creating an overall stress-free feeling. An anti-fog mirror sits adjacent to the handheld, situated at the perfect height to facilitate a clean shave. Designer: Debra Owens Photographer: Michael Hunter

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Back the house into a slope to maximize the views, and take advantage of the walk-out basement. Ground level patio is protected by the deck above. Huge bank of windows brings the outdoors in to the Great Room. Exterior can be finished with natural lap board siding, live edge siding, D-log or modern composites. Designed to be fully energy efficient with Low E windows, spray foam insulation, and Superior Walls foundation (where available). Extended prow adds a nice mid-century touch.

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

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Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Creating a reclusive spot for enjoying a small pond, this project in Poughkeepsie takes full advantage of the surrounding splendor. A welcoming gazebo, situated on the thriving bank, affords views of the pond and other nearby wonders. A short path offers guests a reprieve from conversation with a stroll by the pond.

Deluca Contractors, Inc- contractors Good bye 1990's builder master bath. Investing in marble counter tops and tile was worth the investment in this deign. Re purposing our clients tub and updating the surround with new plank tile and judges molding adds a a high end look without breaking the bank.

Salt air and city views! This classic beachfront property features rare, no-bank waterfront with stunning, ever-changing views from Mt. Baker to the Seattle city lights and everything in between! Great floor plan with main floor master and room for everyone! Launch your kayak, collect beach glass, build a bonfire or paddle into the sunset. All this on a sunny level spacious yard drenched in sunshine, close to town, immaculate and ready for summer fun!

Recently Renovated 1938 Cape Cod home on the banks of the Potomac River. Beautiful level lot with unobstructed panoramic river views! Fabulous screened in porches expand the living area! Photos by Marie Lally, Realtor with O'Brien Realty of Southern Maryland.

Hired in conjunction with John Lum Architects, RBD collaborated in the redesign of this three bedroom, four bath home for an art savvy family of four in Noe Valley. RBD's key contributions include the design and decoration of the kitchen breakfast nook, fireplace, four bathrooms and reconfiguration of the existing master bathroom and downstairs guest room/family room. The reconfiguration of the master bathroom creates a more open layout while also featuring a custom danish modern hairpin leg vanity as its focal point. Downstairs, the guest room/family room, designed for an open, one-room concept, showcases custom built-in millwork for excellent TV watching and game storage. Finishing off the space architecturally, a custom built-in walnut entry bench and coat cabinet help modestly accentuate their secondary entry into the home given this is the family's main entrance. Working on an extremely tight budget, RBD mixed low and high end finishes and fixtures to achieve a high end overall look without breaking the bank. Key Contributors: John Lum Architects and Mick Clarke Construction

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