Edward Hendricks
Trendy home design photo in Singapore

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Retractable Indoor Batting Cage at an Indoor Home Gym with basketball hoops
Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Boston

Front door Fir Horizontal 5 lite glass inserts w/ cross reed
Front door - mid-sized contemporary concrete floor front door idea in Albuquerque with beige walls and a dark wood front door

From the carport behind, the covered porch path to the front door beyond is shady and dry.

Looking from master bedroom to ante-room into kitchen. Interior natural stone wall and reclaimed wood flooring. Design by T. Franks--LWF Metal Works, Inc.

Matthew Zinke
Staircase - modern glass straight open staircase idea in Denver

Vincent Avith Roshan
Zen entryway photo in Bengaluru

Example of a mid-century modern exterior home design in San Diego

3d detailed wall with sconces.
Example of a large trendy marble floor hallway design in Los Angeles with white walls

Elegant wine cellar photo in New York

Front of building using a reclaimed Chicago brick from Colonial Brick in the "Full Range" color. Photo Credit : Gerrerd Abrams
Tuscan exterior home photo in Chicago

Example of a mid-sized classic guest porcelain tile bedroom design in New York with white walls, a standard fireplace and a plaster fireplace

Interior stair from Whole House Renovation & Addition in Kensington, MD by CHECA Architects. Photo Credit: Kenneth M Wyner Photography Inc
Staircase - contemporary staircase idea in DC Metro

Example of an arts and crafts entryway design in New York

Structural timber roofs create a comfortable yet open space through the main living area of the house. All other areas use conventional building methods with cosmetic timber detailing to maintain the timber frame theme while keeping the overall cost of the house within a reasonable budget. The wood featured in this project is a pristine quality West Coast Douglas Fir. Each piece is cut free of heart centre, which means the timbers are cut around the core of the wood to avoid checking and twisting to ensure a clean finish and tight joinery. For added visual effect, the owners decided to use flared cedar logs for post locations at the entry of the house and in the main living area. A classic design that works perfectly in its country setting, this home features clean lines and modern elements that will make it as relevant in 50 years as it is now.

Front door - mid-sized transitional marble floor and beige floor front door idea in Miami with white walls and a glass front door

Example of a classic shed design in San Francisco

Inspiration for a contemporary home office remodel in Houston