Moris Moreno
Bedroom - modern bedroom idea in Miami

Photo credit: Tom Harris @ Hedrich Blessing Pearson Residence: Two large condominiums were combined by adding a stair in the center of the units where the previous dining rooms were located. The renovation creates a city living residence with over 6,000 SF overlooking an urban park and Lake Michigan. The glass enclosed TV module is back-lit with white LED light; the TV swings in a door to allow for views from the drawing room and the adjacent rooms in the space. The kitchen is hand-made in Canada using dark-taupe stained high-gloss doors, and is accented with a richly textured rough hewn glass tile backsplash. A Louis the 14th French designed bar is made Irish with a brass foot rail and comfortable overhang on the bar top. Dark espresso stained oak floors offset the stone colored walls and the new white stair structure. Special steam saws were used to cut the 10 inch concrete slab stair opening while the residents lived in the apartment. A new steel tube stair is a canting vierendeel truss and is built in modules that were pre-built, cut, and re-assembled onsite. Walnut treads were used to hold up the glass railings and balustrade. A bespoke wool carpet runs in the center of the stair and is held in place with rug hangers. Light beige Crema Luna limestone tile risers are used on the raised platform below the stair.

Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Miami

An eclectic mix of antiques and contemporary dinnerware. Photo: Module Creative Agency
Home design - mid-sized eclectic home design idea in Calgary

Mixing old with new to create an eclectic dining space. Photo: Module Creative Agency
Inspiration for a mid-sized eclectic ceramic tile and gray floor enclosed dining room remodel in Calgary with gray walls

It’s hard to beat the convenience of having a spa right outside your door. This 7’ x 7’ Bullfrog spa is fitted with a retractable thermal cover for year-round use. It features ‘JetPak’ interchangeable spa jet modules which allow the owners to reconfigure the spa to their own personal hydrotherapy preferences.

A raised sitting area featuring pillars, sitting wall, and lighting. Products used: - Banas stone slab - Banas steps - Esplanade wall - Esplanade caping module - Armor stone Photography by Cameron R. Maiolo

Photo credit: Tom Harris @ Hedrich Blessing Pearson Residence: Two large condominiums were combined by adding a stair in the center of the units where the previous dining rooms were located. The renovation creates a city living residence with over 6,000 SF overlooking an urban park and Lake Michigan. The glass enclosed TV module is back-lit with white LED light; the TV swings in a door to allow for views from the drawing room and the adjacent rooms in the space. The kitchen is hand-made in Canada using dark-taupe stained high-gloss doors, and is accented with a richly textured rough hewn glass tile backsplash. A Louis the 14th French designed bar is made Irish with a brass foot rail and comfortable overhang on the bar top. Dark espresso stained oak floors offset the stone colored walls and the new white stair structure. Special steam saws were used to cut the 10 inch concrete slab stair opening while the residents lived in the apartment. A new steel tube stair is a canting vierendeel truss and is built in modules that were pre-built, cut, and re-assembled onsite. Walnut treads were used to hold up the glass railings and balustrade. A bespoke wool carpet runs in the center of the stair and is held in place with rug hangers. Light beige Crema Luna limestone tile risers are used on the raised platform below the stair.

Jesse Laver | Laver Creative
Large trendy l-shaped light wood floor open concept kitchen photo in Vancouver with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, solid surface countertops, white backsplash, stone slab backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Une fois les grandes portes REVEGO ouvertes, le module révèle un espace bar compact avec cellier intégré, rangement pour bouteilles, verres et accessoires, ainsi que des tiroirs en fini bois.

Natural stone retaining wall and, steps leading from driveway around the corner to the front entry. Products used: - Banas stone slab - Banas steps - Esplanade wall - Esplanade caping module - Armor stone Photography by Cameron R. Maiolo

Large trendy brown one-story wood exterior home photo in Los Angeles

While creating the expanded entry, the landscape area between the driveway and house allowed for a new “green front porch,” allowing a shaded allee of Foxtails and 15,000 brick modules, developing a patterned turf rhythm. Podocarpus, with walking iris, soften the ground plane and allow a hierarchy of foliage massing to accent the zoysia turf area. Lighted for ambiance and safety, the shadows create a unique nightscape for the homeowners to enjoy. Busk and Associates (Naples, FL) served as the landscape contract and W. Christian Busk (Naples, FL) was the landscape architect for this project.

Alchemy Architects
Inspiration for a contemporary exterior home remodel in Minneapolis

This residential project features a covered garden pergola with a beige-colored tapered fabric rainproof canopy pattern. The distinctive characteristic of this setup is the mini deck design with an elevated 4x4' deck module for which to place the owner's favorite lazy chair. Just like a king's throne. The deck (using eco-panels), also offers seating for additional 2 lounge chairs. Pergola structure is made from genuine hardwood.

The clients asked for a dedicated play zone with a seating arrangement for the adults to keep an eye on their children. The children are various ages so there are many different areas for each one of them to express themselves. We recommended a combination of open and closed storage modules to help the children organize their toys with plenty of room to work on projects. Their artwork is displayed on the wall, the floor is comfy, and the colours are vibrant and exciting. Mission accomplished!

This is a laminate, rustic alder mudroom unit designed for a garage in Woodbury, MN. Designed with upper and lower cabinets for storage, hooks to hang coats, and stainless steel legs for easy cleaning. Factory direct pricing allows for a very affordable price tag on a module that will last for generations. This is a photo of the final product installed by Rick Burtzel.

As you walk down the side of the home, this beautiful contemporary backyard opens up before you. Revealing a dining area separated by a short walkway to the poolside patio, and lounge space. Products used: - Melville 60 Slabs - Range Newport Grey - Melville Curbs - Range Newport Grey - Laguna Pool Coping Modules - Sterling Grey Photo Credits - Cameron Maiolo

Steve Keating Photography
Trendy exterior home photo in Seattle