Photo: Bill Timmerman + Zack Hussain Blurring of the line between inside and out has been established throughout this home. Space is not determined by the enclosure but through the idea of space extending past perceived barriers into an expanded form of living indoors and out. Even in this harsh environment, one is able to enjoy this concept through the development of exterior courts which are designed to shade and protect. Reminiscent of the crevices found in our rock formations where one often finds an oasis of life in this environment. DL featured product: DL custom rugs including sculpted Patagonian sheepskin, wool / silk custom graphics and champagne silk galaxy. Custom 11′ live-edge laurel slabwood bench, Trigo bronze smoked acrylic + crocodile embossed leather barstools, polished stainless steel outdoor Pantera bench, special commissioned steel sculpture, metallic leather True Love lounge chair, blackened steel + micro-slab console and fiberglass pool lounges.

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.

California native foliage outside the ground floor library ensures there are beautiful views from meeting rooms and community space. It also softens the feel of the property for those walking by. Even these small planted space have a profound impact on the property's perceived value as well as its ability to collect water and support pollinators. Photo: Lesly Hall Photography

Arts and crafts sunroom photo in Tampa

Home Staging is one of the easiest and budget-friendly options to maximize your Real Estate earning potential. On average, a staged home sells up to 20% more than unstaged one. People shop with logic but they buy with emotions. They buy the house that feel more like home. When buyers enter a space that is beautifully staged, they perceive it as having more value and more able to visualize themselves living in it.

Living room - small transitional open concept light wood floor and beige floor living room idea in Tampa with gray walls, no fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Small spaces can have big impact when you change the scale of the furnishings. Because of the open canopy,this king size canopy bed feels right at home and the antique chest fits comfortably in the corner, even though it's a substantial piece. The multi-tray ceiling adds to the perceived spaciousness of the room, which I took advantage of with the transitional chandelier. Hotel-luxe bedding makes it guest-worthy. Photo by Walt Roycraft

Example of an arts and crafts sunroom design in Tampa

Peter Krupenye
Example of a 1960s kitchen design in New York

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.

Leather tile is perceived as an elegant and even luxurious material, because it used to be very expensive and only wealthy people could afford to buy leather wall tiles in their home. of course, nowadays everyone can be able to afford but the image remained the same.

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.

NonStop Staging Living Room, Photography by Christina Cook Lee
Example of a mid-sized transitional enclosed laminate floor and gray floor living room design in Tampa with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.

Front entry pavers moved from straight line entry for perceived meandering discovery path. Black landscape stones give creative interest with contrast of natural with poured concrete.

NonStop Staging Bedroom, Photograhy by Chrisitna Cook Lee
Large transitional backyard tile patio photo in Tampa with a roof extension

Tall unit modules with pull-out shelves and slide-away doors and featuring BOSSA cladding find their place here. The surface ensures the handle-less modules are perceived as homely elements, with the two kitchen runs very obviously the site of cooking. The modular shelving system FIOS is available as a freely suspended wall element thanks to its strut construction.