We are extremely excited to present this Rustic Hickory in a black glaze matte from Bertch. The rustic feel of the cabinets fit amazingly well in this older farm home. It was this homeowner's lucky day as soon after install, the Formica laminate tops in Slate Sequoia were discontinued. They compliment the tones of the cabinets better than anything we could imagine. Stainless steel appliances are in good company with the integral Karran 60/40 bowl sink. This all goes well with the bronze tones in the rest of the metal elements of the kitchen. Gracefully holding all of this up is Mannington Adura Max Apex Hilltop luxury vinyl plants in Cliffside. The installers worked with the customer to run the planks in a perpendicular pattern where two rooms came together.

Small minimalist concrete front porch idea in Chicago with a roof extension

Close up of flake blend

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Inspiration for a tropical landscaping in Hawaii.

Trendy home design photo in Seattle

Janus 2000 Galvanized Sheet Door on Silo
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Elegant staircase photo in DC Metro

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Beautiful home featuring Carrington Tudor brick using Cemex Colonial Buff mortar.
Large craftsman red two-story brick house exterior idea with a hip roof and a shingle roof

Custom Ship Ladder shaft with canting wall with hidden light. Translucent wall behind ship ladder to silhouette stair.
Example of a minimalist staircase design in San Francisco

Debra Balint
Elegant kitchen photo in Los Angeles with an integrated sink, solid surface countertops, subway tile backsplash and paneled appliances

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Fixtures designed and photographed by Attraction Lights, Lyle Braund
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Minimalist backyard concrete paver pool photo in New York

Photo of a farmhouse landscaping in Houston.

Inspiration for an eclectic landscaping in Detroit.

When this homeowner’s neighbor removed two, two- story-high Ficus trees, her side-yard became baron and sunbaked. Concrete covers virtually the whole area from the house to the property line, but because the side-yard has a lot of foot traffic and serves as a sitting area to the basement apartment, the owner did not want to remove any of the concrete. The solution was to put up fencing to block the view of the neighbor’s house, then upcycle wine barrels and 55-gallon drums into huge planters. The drums are large enough to accommodate a full-sized tree and provide the added advantage of giving height to smaller trees to provide further screening of the neighbor’s house. Everything was painted in bright colors to give the space a cheery Caribbean feel. The neighbor’s tree removal ended up as a blessing in disguise, because what had been a drab trough-way was transformed into a happy patio.

Inspiration for a craftsman home design remodel in Boston