Home design - contemporary home design idea in Albuquerque

Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Albuquerque

The exceptional design of this bathroom is perfectly accented by the beautiful scenery observed from the windows! The gorgeous flow from grays to whites provides a very elegant look and feel for this bathroom.

Audrey Hall
Bedroom - rustic bedroom idea in Philadelphia

The exceptional design of this bathroom is perfectly accented by the beautiful scenery observed from the windows! The gorgeous flow from grays to whites provides a very elegant look and feel for this bathroom.

Seeing the kitchen at this view, you are able to observe the cabinetry and some of the appliances at a closer look. You'll see the newly renovated microwave cabinet as well as the diagonal cabinets. We also added a new larger window for more natural light.

Seta was coined with the desire to experiment and the intention of astounding the end users as they observe and touch it. Its name is due to a thread which is repeated on all the surfaces, to produce the perception of scratches on plain-coloured slabs. The concept is very similar to that of the Collection line, but in this case the material involvement is different.

white oak flooring w seamless glass entry. Led lighting and brushed metal wine racks
Large trendy light wood floor and yellow floor wine cellar photo in New York with display racks

Terry Pommett Photography
Family room - coastal family room idea in Boston

Wayde Carroll
Elegant u-shaped kitchen photo in Sacramento with an undermount sink, raised-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, beige backsplash and stainless steel appliances

AFTER Vanity and Toilet Area Photo Credit: Mary Ford
Corner shower - small transitional 3/4 white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile corner shower idea with an integrated sink, marble countertops, a two-piece toilet and gray walls

Photographer Rich Frutchey
Inspiration for a rustic open concept medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Boston with white walls

Patrick & Topaze McCaffery - Taproot Garden Design & Fine Gardening "The existing rock/brick retaining wall was re-purposed as a 'second level' garden area, where the kids can interact with birds, watch the life cycles of monarch butterflies, and observe the outdoor insect life."

Can you spot the jungle?⁠⠀This is a DIY garden I designed conceptually and that was executed by the client based on my observations of what they like/not and their style of living, putting them in touch with the relevant suppliers I knew. What I love best though is their beautiful execution and loved the collaboration that occurred throughout the project and their continued dedication to its maintenance. ⁠⠀

Custom crafted railing- note the tee and golf ball design which lends character to this golf course home. One staircase leads to the lower level and another to the upper office set into the roof- from there a ship's ladder stair leads to a rooftop observation deck.

Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood is decidedly Victorian to the casual observer. However, while this young family appreciates the Beacon Hill aesthetic, they preferred a more updated, contemporary interior to fit their urban lifestyle. We created living spaces with elements that both respected the historic architecture and gave the homeowners the modern, clean-lines they desired. Our solutions incorporated traditional forms using materials in fresh and modern ways. Michael J. Lee Photography

After years of enjoying their backyard, the clients of this property enlisted our firm to improve the original landscape we had completed over ten years ago. Our goal was to update the patio and further develop their backyard by creating a garden with a variety of color and texture. Over time the existing patio had settled, plantings grew, and an existing Oak thrived. During the initial home and landscape construction our clients were particularly concerned about the health of the mature Oak located just off the home. Special care was given when the patio was first built. Precautions were again taken in working around the Oak as the existing patio was removed and replaced. Surrounding trees and shrubs had grown and enclosed the backyard limiting access. This required almost all work and transport of material to be done by hand. The old concrete paver patio was replaced with bluestone. Existing mortared limestone around the edges of the patio levels were cleaned and tuck-pointed. A new stoop was constructed with mortared limestone risers and bluestone treads. A built-in grill and fireplace further updated the backyard space. The fireplace was designed to follow the organic curve of the patio. Mortared limestone and bluestone material were repeated on all elements, tying them together. Along with the updated patio, many additions were made in transforming the modest backyard into a lush garden. Masses of annuals, ornamental grasses, and perennials along with mixed shrubs created sweeps of color and texture in front of a new arborvitae hedge and other existing trees and shrubs. After careful planning and execution the completed landscape gave our clients the updated landscape they desired. The completion of the project was a rewarding and fulfilling experience as we transformed a good past project into a fantastic new project.

Deck and roof detailing designed as a simple extension of the house. The cable rails system is maintenance free and also was selected because it allowed the feeling of expansiveness out into the space.

Boston's Beacon Hill neighborhood is decidedly Victorian to the casual observer. However, while this young family appreciates the Beacon Hill aesthetic, they preferred a more updated, contemporary interior to fit their urban lifestyle. We created living spaces with elements that both respected the historic architecture and gave the homeowners the modern, clean-lines they desired. Our solutions incorporated traditional forms using materials in fresh and modern ways. Michael J. Lee Photography