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Rear of waterfront home perched about 40 feet away from the waters sedge. Unobstructed views of ocean, mountain range and city. Rear doors glide ope to access the outdoor living area. Concrete decks are tiled with the same inside tilling to allow for extended indoor living outside. Brazilian hardwood decking with decorative rocks follow the outline of grasses that blow in the winds. Concrete modern saucer shaped planters ground the landscape as they move gently with water breeze. Enjoy the sunsets at the 14 foot circular concrete and wood fireball seating area. Dine outside at the custom marble dining table with succulent trough running through the table. One step down leads you to the covered roof has infrared heated 16 foot bar seating with TV and large lounging area.. Room has retracing glass panels for full enclosure or not. Cook in the outdoor 20 foot cooking kitchen and eat and live outside. Steps away unwind in the radiant floor heated front lounging area with gas two sided fireplace which overlooks the home 40 ft blue glass edgeless reflecting pond. Home feature more outdoor living spaces and rooms than indoor space. Sit back and enjoy the views and watch the boats and water traffic or enjoy the water with a paddle board or kayak. Homes along waterfront dock boats directly at the rear of the home in the sand undocked. Enjoy the peaceful retreat. John Bentley Photography - Vancouver

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Inspiration for a small rustic loft-style dark wood floor living room remodel in Kansas City with white walls, a standard fireplace, a wood fireplace surround and no tv
Inspiration for a small rustic loft-style dark wood floor living room remodel in Kansas City with white walls, a standard fireplace, a wood fireplace surround and no tv

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen.
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Architecture by Tom McElroy
Photography by Rachel Styer
Minimalist kitchen photo in San Francisco with flat-panel cabinets and blue cabinets
Minimalist kitchen photo in San Francisco with flat-panel cabinets and blue cabinets

Our Long Island studio designed the interiors for these newly constructed, full-service townhomes that feature modern furniture, colorful art, bright palettes, and functional layouts.

Handcrafted waterfront log home. photos by Joseph Hilliard
Mountain style staircase photo in Toronto
Mountain style staircase photo in Toronto

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen.

The "Old Man" and the Kofod Larsen chair. Smaller scaled chairs allow for more flexibility in tighter dwellings making rearranging fun and easy. It's nice to rearrange for the seasons, so this room goes through transformations every now and then.

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen.

Builder - Baine Contracting Inc
Photographer - Osprey Perspectives LLC
Mid-sized beach style open concept medium tone wood floor family room photo in New York with blue walls, a standard fireplace, a wood fireplace surround and a wall-mounted tv
Mid-sized beach style open concept medium tone wood floor family room photo in New York with blue walls, a standard fireplace, a wood fireplace surround and a wall-mounted tv

This 80 year old farm house was in need of an update. The kitchen and dining areas were cramped, dark and isolated from one another. The homeowner requested an open floor plan with more storage and space where her children could play while she was busy in the kitchen.
Thompson Remodeling flipped the existing positions of the dining room and kitchen and removed walls to open up the space. The new kitchen has bright white cabinets, quartz countertops and an island with a butcher block counter. A custom banquette provides seating and a spot for the kids to play and do homework while its bench doubles as hidden storage. The wet bar in the dining space has loads of pantry space.
The existing floors were very uneven, so we used a vinyl plank flooring that would allow more give for installation. It looks just like weathered pine and will offer very easy care for the busy family.

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen

The ceiling is interrupted by a large, operable skylight.
Small minimalist master brown floor, vaulted ceiling and medium tone wood floor bedroom photo in Los Angeles with white walls and no fireplace
Small minimalist master brown floor, vaulted ceiling and medium tone wood floor bedroom photo in Los Angeles with white walls and no fireplace

Clever placement of antique unicycle in art niche. Pottery plates in atrium by Portland artist. Powder Room beyond. Built-in cabinetry to the left houses a craft area for homeowner. Single Black Granite accent tile in middle of Atrium.
Dean Fueroghne Photography

Here, a succulent garden is the highlight, with some decorative pebbles and boulders used in combination as accents with a low-water-use plant palette.

This boy’s room is fun and reflects his personality of the outdoors. We used a custom landscape mural for the accent wall behind the bed. We used gray, navy, orange, and green in the room with bedding, walls colors, wall décor and accessories. Furniture was kept to a minimum.
Michael Hunter Photography

This home features custom ohia posts gathered from on property. This residence was recently renovated in 2012 and enjoys stone flooring and custom Koa wood cabinetry.

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen.

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen.

Designed for a client who wanted a light, bright airy feeling in their kitchen, we chose painted cabinets arranged in an open floor plan around a dark-stained cooking island. To meet the kitchen's varied demands throughout the day, we incorporated multiple types of lighting: dramatic niche lights to highlight the client's art and to give ambiance; targeted task lighting under cabinets and over the stove; and ample recessed ceiling lights for bright, overall coverage. The art niches and under-cabinet lights are on a Lutron Pico wall-mounted remote dimmer, allowing you to change the room's mood with the click of a button. The stainless steel Heartland 6-burner gas stove and free-standing chimney hood create a striking focal point, while the other custom-paneled appliances integrate seamlessly into the surrounding cabinets. Directly behind the stove is the hand-carved travertine farm sink, and a deep garden window that offers more display space for the clients artwork. The backsplash is a mosaic of roughhewn travertine stones with carved travertine switch plate covers, complimenting the St. Cecilia granite countertops throughout the kitchen.
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