New pool and spa with concrete bullnose coping, deck jet at nearest pool corner. Pool finish is Mini Pebble Tahoe Blue. Paving is a mixed Mediterranean cobble from Orco Pavers. Waterline tile is 2"x2" Nebula Blue. The stacked stone finish at the spa is California Gold.

Mid-sized transitional l-shaped brown floor kitchen photo in Austin with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, blue backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and beige countertops

Inspiration for a contemporary galley medium tone wood floor and brown floor kitchen remodel with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, paneled appliances, an island and white countertops

Example of a transitional u-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen design in Boston with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, beige backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

Craig Westerman
Deck - traditional backyard deck idea in Baltimore

Photo: Sarah Parisi Dowlin © 2018 Houzz
Inspiration for a mid-century modern u-shaped dark wood floor and brown floor kitchen remodel in Cincinnati with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

Garage Door Models 8000, 8100, and 8200 are Wayne Dalton's basic, entry level steel garage doors. The Model 8000 is an non-insulated, single steel sheet door while the Models 8100 and 8200 are insulated with polystyrene insulation. The 8200 has an R-value* of 7.4 while the 8100 has an R-value of 3.7. The embossed panel designs and optional decorative windows add charm and appeal to your home. For those living in coastal areas or parts of the country with high wind requirements, the Models 8000 and 8100 are available with wind load reinforcement. Find your nearest Wayne Dalton dealer on our website for additional product information including pricing.

Small transitional medium tone wood floor and brown floor powder room photo in Chicago with beige cabinets, a one-piece toilet, beige walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops, gray countertops and recessed-panel cabinets

Dan Cutrona Photography
Inspiration for a coastal kitchen remodel in Boston

This new home build project on Shawna Way is one of the nearest and dearest to Versa. These clients were ready to enjoy their retirement with a growing family of grandchildren but needed their current space to accommodate their changing lifestyle landscape. With much excitement the existing home was demolished before their eyes to make way for their custom dream home. Incorporating mostly traditional elements with a few modern touches they were able to create a stunning and inviting dwelling for their family to enjoy together for many years to come.

From cramped and closed off to a more open and efficient guest bath. We used a lovely aqua Thibaut wallpaper to add some texture and kept the cabinets and shower a soft white. Before the shower was completely compartmentalized. We opened up the wall nearest the door and added glass to open the whole space right up! Photographer: Joann Tomaselli

Northern Michigan is the ultimate getaway destination with serene views and abundance of outdoor recreation. This remote Up North house offers nothing short of that. With the nearest major town almost 45 minutes away, it was essential this vacation home offered all the amenities for entertainment and relaxation. Spire worked with the client to create the perfect lake house retreat with comfort and convenience during any season or weather. The living room with an attached game room is a versatile space that offers endless entertainment. A 65” TV was installed over the fireplace in the custom stone wall. The adjustable mount allows the TV to lower for comfortable viewing from either the couch or pool table. A pair of Meridian Audio DSP7200 custom color matched speakers equipped with a Meridian Audio 218 digital controller were strategically installed on each side of the fireplace. The floor-standing speakers compliment the natural stone while providing astonishingly life-like sound, perfect for streaming live concerts. The powerful audio extends to the upper level of the home. Spire installed B&W 700 series bookshelf speakers in the executive office and a Triad custom speaker bar in the master bedroom. These speakers are ideal for smaller rooms, while elevating the TV experience. The large living room windows offer beautiful lake views and ample lighting. Lutron Palladiom shades were installed to easily control the natural light in the living room, master bedroom and bathroom. They are custom designed and fully automated to let in the morning sun or achieve partial shading or complete privacy. Whether set on a schedule or controlled from an iPad, the shades operate quietly and seamlessly. The technology was designed to be enjoyed just as much indoors as outdoors. With the whole home audio system, high-quality sound can flow throughout the indoor rooms as well as the outdoor patio. While the location may be remote, Spire ensured the WiFi and network connection is strong both throughout the yard and inside the home. A Lutron HomeWorks QS system integrates the control of all the interior and exterior lighting including motion sensing for the exterior pathway. Since this is not a permanent residence, a control and security system was very important. A personalized Savant system was integrated for full home control of lighting, climate, entertainment and security from anywhere with a smart device . This includes the ability to control the multiple landscape light zones with timed scenes. The Doorbird cameras and chimes with the integration of camera feeds into the Savant Control provides remote communication with visitors at any of the exterior doors. Remote access also allows rebooting of all essential systems from any location.

Craftsman style bathroom, antique gold fixtures, white subway tile, black limestone floor, blue glass tile. Atlanta Bathroom.
Arts and crafts home design photo in Atlanta

This welcoming family lake retreat was custom designed by MossCreek to allow for large gatherings of friends and family. It features a completely open design with several areas for entertaining. It is also perfectly designed to maximize the potential of a beautiful lakefront site. Photo by Erwin Loveland.

No more dog bowls sliding around and splashing water on the floor. We re-purposed on old cabinet to create a space just for the pups
Example of an eclectic home design design in Richmond

Her contemporary Seattle features a limitless sky and water view. The view inside Leslie’s kitchen was a little different. “Our kitchen was very dated and in need of renovation,” she says. Her 1974 contemporary home is perched on a bluff overlooking Puget Sound, but her dark, cramped kitchen didn’t take advantage of the stellar views. For Leslie and her husband, Peter, the kitchen only allowed one person at a time to cook. This was not like Leslie’s charming cottage. She longed for the welcoming, light filled, open space of her cottage kitchen. But how to bring that feel to a mid-70’s contemporary, especially one that allowed no room for expansion? For Seattle Neil Kelly Design Consultant, Diane Forman, the goal was simple. “How do I translate the crisp, clean, cheering feeling of a Victorian cottage kitchen to a contemporary space?” Diane needed some extra space, and what she found wasn’t much. She found 12 inches of space that was available without infringing on the dining room window nearest the existing kitchen. “The impact of that additional 12 inches was immense in that it opened up storage solutions not previously conceivable,” Diane says. “It made it possible for two people to comfortably occupy and move within that space. Just one foot, that’s all it took,” she says. As their current locations and sizes took full advantage of the view, it made no sense to move the windows, but she still needed to “lighten up” the dark kitchen. “I needed to create a joyously simple, very traditional color palette for a sophisticated contemporary setting,” Diane says. “And I replaced the ubiquitous 1970’s fluorescent light boxes with recessed can lighting, under cabinet task lighting, and some beautiful hand-blown pendant lights placed above the peninsula.” But there was one more hurdle to overcome: Storage. Diane needed to create storage for dishes, pans, spices, wine, trays, cookbooks, small appliances and recycling. And she also had to make space for her client’s crystal collection. “Relocated the display cabinet and adding a new gently curved eating bar accommodates seating for four without intruding on the existing window nearest the kitchen”, Diane says. There are multiple details that add up to a distinctly modern feeling and optimism to the space. And in the long run Leslie and Peter have a kitchen that matches their view. “Diane and I were trying to find a transitional style that would be cottage-like, and also urban modern,” says Leslie. “I think she did a very good job.”

The need for natural light drove the design of this space. The skylight detail became integral part of the design to satisfy the need the of natural light while creating a modern aesthetic as well as a stunning architectural detail. To keep the lights and pendants centered on the island, we designed a pattern of openings and blocking to allow fixtures to mount at the correct spots along the island span. Photo Credit: Ali Atri Photography

This creative couple wanted their backyard divided into several spaces for multiple uses. Nearest the house is a concrete patio for lounging and entertaining. The middle area has raised beds for vegetable gardening and rounded pea gravel where their toddler can play safely. A lovely dry creek bed with river rocks and plants divides that area from the rear section. There you will find a metal sculptor's shed and a paver patio that surrounds the lemon tree, providing access to plant beds and a viewing area for whimsical, homemade sculptures.