Jackson coat cubby The Jackson Coat Cubby created by Jim Zink of Meredith, New Hampshire is a smart live edge design that hangs aesthetically on a wall. Made with contrasting materials for a perfect contemporary look, it has plenty of function. Angular, metal coat hooks and wenge pegs line up along a sustainable ash wood plank with wenge accents. Coat cubby is given a WATERLOX finish. (Each piece is unique due to natural variations in grain patterns and color.) Measures: 55" W X 20” H X 10.5" D

Bedroom - mid-sized eclectic master porcelain tile bedroom idea in Austin with green walls

Small elegant underground carpeted and exposed beam basement photo in Detroit

ITALIAN MODERN DINING TABLES Stylish dining tables for an unforgettable dining experience. Contemporary fixed- top and extendable dining tables. The wood top dining tables adds a touch of sophistication to your dining room. Functionality and elegance for the ultimate dining and lifestyle experience. Wood tables, acrylic tables, glass tables, metal tables-the options are endless!

Family bath tub and shower area with handshower on a wall bar, grab bars above niche area which are near the access of the tub area.
Bathroom - bathroom idea in San Francisco

Coles Fine Flooring installed this beautiful runner on a client's stairs.
Example of a classic staircase design in San Diego

Mid-sized elegant backyard patio kitchen photo with decking and a pergola

Example of a cottage chic master gray tile and ceramic tile pebble tile floor double shower design with gray walls and a hinged shower door

Fez Rug in the lobby of Cushman & Wakefield in Portland Oregon. Interior design by GBD Architects.
Inspiration for a contemporary entryway remodel in Portland

Deck - mid-sized traditional backyard deck idea in Seattle with a pergola

Inspiration for a modern landscaping in Los Angeles.

We were contacted by a large Auckland based construction company to help build a new apartment complex’s entry staircase on a quick timeline in ​Onehunga, Auckland. As the original company couldn’t complete the glass balustrade in time for the building’s opening, we were asked to design, engineer, manufacture and install a steel alternative in just over three weeks. We went to meet them and survey that same day, and began the design approval process straight away. The final design included balustrades on both sides with continuous handrails, and a central double handrail with inset LED lights. Once we had a design approved by the architect and our engineer, we only had two weeks left to manufacture the design. Two long working weeks later, we managed to get everything to site in time for us to install before their completion date.

Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Vancouver

Inspiration for a modern bathroom remodel in Philadelphia

Home design - small contemporary 3/4 home design idea in New York

Minimalist staircase photo in Tampa