Patches - Photos & Ideas

Interior remodeling- Dog -Patch apartment - Japanese style

LY Green Construction Inc.

Zen hallway photo in San Francisco

Transforming a patch of grass to a fun and functional space.

Ravenscourt Landscaping and Design LLC

Design ideas for a small contemporary partial sun backyard concrete paver landscaping in Houston.

Potato Patch

Pierce Austin Architects

Hallway - contemporary hallway idea in Denver

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Potato Patch Remodel

Kasia Karska Design

Living room - living room idea in Denver

Patches Cove Master Bath and Kitchen

R & E Remodeling

Kitchen - cottage kitchen idea in Other

Interior remodeling- Dog -Patch apartment - Japanese style

LY Green Construction Inc.

Kitchen - zen kitchen idea in San Francisco

Houzz TV: Take a Leaf-Peeping Road Trip in New England

Rikki Snyder

Houzz TV: Take a Leaf-Peeping Road Trip in New England

Rikki Snyder

Homespice Enigma Patch Cotton Braided Rugs

Homespice Decor

Homespice Decor's Enigma Cotton Braided Rug Subtle yet strong, this elegant rug offers a stunning combination of black and rust, khaki and brown. http://www.homespice.com/enigma-cotton-braided-rugs

Autumn Decor & New England Road Trip

Rikki Snyder

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Inspiration for an exterior home remodel in New York

Landscaping- Terrace Garden, Vertical Patch,

Arun Saini

Eclectic exterior home photo in Delhi

Flood cut patch back

Leo Transformations

this was a flood cut from a water heater leak. Turned out great and blended very well!
Small minimalist living room photo in Seattle with white walls

Potato Patch transitional remodel

Vail Cabinets

Transitional bathroom photo in Denver

Interior remodeling- Dog -Patch apartment #2

LY Green Construction Inc.

Formal Hedge Meets Wildflower Patch

Earth Design, Inc.

Formal plantings does not eliminate the option of incorporating native species. This combination of typologies of formal hedge and loose wildflowers allows the two styles to live in harmony. The boxwoods give a clean edge that can be maintained as neatly as desired, while the native perennials fill in the middle space without taking over and becoming messy.