Built for elegant, traditional living, Chatham House included several types of Marvin windows and doors with Simulated Divided Lite Bars.
This is an example of a large traditional tile front porch design in Atlanta with a roof extension.

The architecture of Monticello was based on neoclassical principles from the Italian renaissance era. The massive shaped columns and pediment design flows with beauty and grace. Enjoy these classical looks today, artfully mastered by our expert craftsmen.

Deck - mid-sized traditional side yard deck idea in Salt Lake City with no cover

This private residence boasts of old-world masonry with Classic Italian Palladian Architecture. The architect designed this 6-14 acre creekside property around the 29,000 square-foot home. The estate incorporates a four-car garage inclusive of servants quarters, and a pool cabana/pavilion. Expansive areas of hardscape connect buildings on the property. The main exterior cladding is Texas Lueders Limestone. It was used for wall panels as well as plinths, window surrounds, balustrade assemblies, solid columns, and cornices. In a method of old-world construction, the limestone was fabricated to plus zero in tolerance to accomodate 1/8" lime-mortar joints. "Border Stones" were utilized with the lime-mortar joints system to interlock the stone facade to the CMU wall behind. Large stone column and window assemblies make up th east and west facades. These load-bearing elements support the pediment assemblies and structure above. The arches at the Pavilion were also designed as load-bearing, where pediment kneelers were cut from two separate carved pieces and epoxied together. Weighing 7,200 lbs each, the kneelers had to be set with a 180 ton crane in order to reach over two very large existing oak trees. The garage and pool cabana were constructed with the same stone cladding system, and with similar load-bearing elements.

Creating a true great room was a must for this client. By tearing down walls (and putting in appropriate support beams) we opened up not only the kitchen to the living space, but also into the dry bar and dining room, to create a single grand common space. Living Room Fireplace brick color: Sherwin Williams Sticks and Stones Mantle and ceiling beams: Sherwin Williams Weathered Teak stain Wall color: Sherwin Williams Pediment

This 7 year old carriage home was in excellent condition, yet dated with builder special finishes. I removed several pieces within the kitchen, including dated appliances, a few gingerbread valances, brass knobs, yellow paint, and a boring chandelier above the kitchen table area. I added a mixed materials backsplash, new oil rubbed bronze hardware throughout the home on all cabinetry and doors with the exception of the newly remodeled master bathroom. Large imposing faux pillars dominated the dining area, and once removed, allowed the open floor plan to flow. Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter paint was used throughout the house except in the master bath where I used Sherwin Wms. Pediment. I added custom window treatments to all bedrooms and the living room, and the client opted for new furniture in the kitchen, living room and dining room, rounding out a most lovely new, and improved, transitional style. New lighting was added throughout the three bedroom home, and a covered room pergolas was added to the exterior patio area. The client, newly relocated to the Pittsburgh area from New York wanted a very specific master bathroom, and that is what was delivered: a top of the line, sleek, spa-like space that will allow seamless aging in place. Overall, the project went flawlessly and my client is very pleased with the results.

This is an example of a large contemporary partial sun front yard stone garden path in Boston.

Honorable Mention 2010 Custom Woodworking Magazine contest The layout of this raised panel walnut bar, and the shape of the burl countertop makes it very welcoming. The traditional grape motif carving runs throughout the piece, from the carved foot brackets to the fascia and pediments above. The pilasters are fluted, with a mediterranean capital. Egg and dart runs along the drawers. There is a sink, a DW and Wine cooler behind the bar. There are also glass doors, glass shelves and lighting. Photo Wing Wong

© Peter Zimmerman Architects, Inc. John Toates, AIA Principle in Charge of Design
Farmhouse exterior home photo in New York

LOWELL CUSTOM HOMES, Scott Lowell, Lowell Management Services, LAKE GENEVA, WI. Exterior front and side elevation, covered entry with pediment and columns, combination of materials including stone, wood siding and shingles. This traditional home is fit for an active family lifestyle. The open floorpan of this Lake Geneva country home has high ceilings and plenty of windows to take in the views

Example of a mountain style backyard brick patio design in Salt Lake City with a pergola

This private residence boasts of old-world masonry with Classic Italian Palladian Architecture. The architect designed this 6-14 acre creekside property around the 29,000 square-foot home. The estate incorporates a four-car garage inclusive of servants quarters, and a pool cabana/pavilion. Expansive areas of hardscape connect buildings on the property. The main exterior cladding is Texas Lueders Limestone. It was used for wall panels as well as plinths, window surrounds, balustrade assemblies, solid columns, and cornices. In a method of old-world construction, the limestone was fabricated to plus zero in tolerance to accomodate 1/8" lime-mortar joints. "Border Stones" were utilized with the lime-mortar joints system to interlock the stone facade to the CMU wall behind. Large stone column and window assemblies make up th east and west facades. These load-bearing elements support the pediment assemblies and structure above. The arches at the Pavilion were also designed as load-bearing, where pediment kneelers were cut from two separate carved pieces and epoxied together. Weighing 7,200 lbs each, the kneelers had to be set with a 180 ton crane in order to reach over two very large existing oak trees. The garage and pool cabana were constructed with the same stone cladding system, and with similar load-bearing elements.

As part of an addition to a full house remodel, a bathroom designated for guests who would be staying in an adjacent room would also serve the multipurpose home office/laundry and connect to the outdoor backyard and pool. The family looked to the designer for a bath with a shower only. The importance of a design with a playful but adult character was proposed to bridge the various age groups using the bathroom. A custom vanity was designed for the space which would set the style for the room. Contrasting cinnamon and evony stains on the vanity bring in warmth and continue the repetition of black design elements in the space. Special milk glass octagonal knobs complement the checkerboard black and white tile which conveys whimsy and fun. This motif is carried into the steam shower as a border. Classic white subway tiles continue up the walls of the shower and onto the ceiling while white hexagonal tiles bring interest to the floor and the shower seat. Matching soft fold roman shades unify the two varying height windows. A black crown molding and outline trim on the window treatments complete the story. The mirror is framed and finished with a classic pediment and highlighted with a single beribboned pendant light. A cheerful bathroom that makes all ages smile was the result!

Large arts and crafts gray three-story concrete fiberboard exterior home photo in DC Metro with a clipped gable roof

The shelf of the individual bottle slots is recessed making it easy to pull the bottle out of it's narrow space.
Inspiration for a mid-sized mediterranean cork floor wine cellar remodel in New York with diamond bins

Bathroom - traditional bathroom idea in New York

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless green three-story wood gable roof remodel in New York with a shingle roof