Study room - large industrial freestanding desk medium tone wood floor study room idea in Chicago with white walls and no fireplace

Exposed piping is coming back in a big way. Give your bathroom a modern industrial feel with this trending look!
Inspiration for an industrial 3/4 black tile and cement tile cement tile floor and black floor bathroom remodel in San Francisco with black walls and a wall-mount sink

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Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea in Tampa

This industrial chic home office makes work time much more enjoyable. We blended wood and metal to create multiple comfortable and streamlined work stations. Whatever your ultimate home office looks like, 5th Generation can make it happen!

Wet bar - mid-sized transitional u-shaped dark wood floor wet bar idea in Minneapolis with an undermount sink, gray cabinets, concrete countertops, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash and shaker cabinets

Example of a transitional gray tile, multicolored tile and white tile corner shower design in New York with gray walls, a console sink and a hinged shower door

Interior Design by Lewis Interiors Richard Mandelkorn This eat-in kitchen/dining room is made more expansive by bringing light from the outside through to the interior of the unit. A vast expanse of built-in cabinetry was added with a marble slab backsplash to add drama to a custom breakfast bar. Extra storage was added for appliances and wine, and the antiqued mirror cabinet doors add depth and light. An unmovable laundry closet was utilized to reroute building pipework, and define the two spaces.

SafeRacks installed above the garage door tracks. Most garages have 18-24" of unused space above the door.
Shed - traditional shed idea in Orange County

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Example of an urban bathroom design in New York

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored. New under tile matting and laying of tiles.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored. Flooring and decorations complete.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored. Flooring and decorations complete.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored. New floor insulation and under floor heating.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored. New floor insulation and under floor heating.

Over 400 years old, this Grade II listed thatched Cottage sprang a series of serious, under-floor leaks on the ground level – the result of poor under-floor heating pipework. All the central living area rooms were affected, making the cottage decidedly soggy and uninhabitable until fully repaired and restored. Flooring and decorations complete. New Alcove wine rack and cupboard.

Skylight in the Master Shower gives great light. Industrial fittings by Kohler. White Subway tile with black grout. PVC Trim into the shower, then pine wood interior walls. Rauser Design - Architecture. Casey Dunn Photographer

The Remodel Coach sourced this lovely, vintage liner to add extra special appeal to this 1930s bathroom remodel
Alcove bathtub - mid-sized traditional master blue tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile alcove bathtub idea in Los Angeles with a drop-in sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets and white walls