Amanda Kirkpatrick Photography
Small trendy kids' room photo in New York

Inspiration for a transitional light wood floor basement remodel in DC Metro with beige walls and no fireplace

Elegant gender-neutral carpeted playroom photo in DC Metro with beige walls

The eixsting basement was finished to provide a playroom for the two children.
Playroom - mid-sized transitional gender-neutral carpeted, blue floor and wallpaper playroom idea in Detroit with multicolored walls

Neighborhoods all over America are sprouting basketball goals. This front yard in a Hartland, WI neighborhood just got a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System. This is a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System that was purchased in June of 2013. It was installed on a 50 ft wide by a 32 ft deep playing area in Hartland, WI. Browse all of Jeffrey Z's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/jeffrey-50x32-pro-dunk-platinum-basketball-system-159/

Wood paneling anchors the television wall, with brass-supported shelves and white-front cabinets providing display space and concealed storage. A suspended rectangular light echoes the cabinetry’s clean lines. Yellow artwork and a graphic rug introduce color against white walls and gray flooring, while a sculptural bench adds a playful finishing touch.

Pro Dunk Silver IS LOVED Sioux City. Ryan wants people out there to realize there is not a better product on the market. His driveway is now "Basketball Central" in his neighborhood. Ryan's son loves the system so much, hes logged over 20,000 shots in just the last 10 weeks. We are impressed at Pro Dunk. And, very glad because practice is one of the main goal of Pro Dunk. Yeah, we really think over 10,000 shots in 10 weeks counts as practice. This is a Pro Dunk Silver Basketball System that was purchased in May of 2013. It was installed on a 36 ft wide by a 32 ft deep playing area in Sioux Center, IA. Browse all of Ryan Z's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/ryan-36x32-pro-dunk-silver-basketball-system-221/

Neighborhoods all over America are sprouting basketball goals. This front yard in a Hartland, WI neighborhood just got a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System. This is a Pro Dunk Platinum Basketball System that was purchased in June of 2013. It was installed on a 50 ft wide by a 32 ft deep playing area in Hartland, WI. Browse all of Jeffrey Z's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/jeffrey-50x32-pro-dunk-platinum-basketball-system-159/

We had an excellent time redesigning this beautiful kitchen with ample natural light, and this stunning The client wanted to combine rich colors and textures, so we used a deep green cabinet from Fabuwood, countertops with matching veining by New York Stone, and natural floor tiles from Zia Tiles in the Kitchen. In the bathroom, the client was interested in playing with metals, so we used a variety of fixtures from Rejuvenation and combined this concept with penny tiles in the shower and a warm wood vanity from Stoffer Home.

This concrete slab of a driveway in the front yard is home to a Pro Dunk Gold Basketball System. John's Gold System is installed very nicely and the Erie, PA yard looks great as the backdrop behind the backboard. This is a Pro Dunk Gold Basketball System that was purchased in March of 2013. It was installed on a 42 ft wide by a 26 ft deep playing area in Erie, PA. Browse all of John Z's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/john-42x26-pro-dunk-gold-basketball-system-183/

We had an excellent time redesigning this beautiful kitchen with ample natural light, and this stunning The client wanted to combine rich colors and textures, so we used a deep green cabinet from Fabuwood, countertops with matching veining by New York Stone, and natural floor tiles from Zia Tiles in the Kitchen. In the bathroom, the client was interested in playing with metals, so we used a variety of fixtures from Rejuvenation and combined this concept with penny tiles in the shower and a warm wood vanity from Stoffer Home.

We had an excellent time redesigning this beautiful kitchen with ample natural light, and this stunning The client wanted to combine rich colors and textures, so we used a deep green cabinet from Fabuwood, countertops with matching veining by New York Stone, and natural floor tiles from Zia Tiles in the Kitchen. In the bathroom, the client was interested in playing with metals, so we used a variety of fixtures from Rejuvenation and combined this concept with penny tiles in the shower and a warm wood vanity from Stoffer Home.

We had an excellent time redesigning this beautiful kitchen with ample natural light, and this stunning The client wanted to combine rich colors and textures, so we used a deep green cabinet from Fabuwood, countertops with matching veining by New York Stone, and natural floor tiles from Zia Tiles in the Kitchen. In the bathroom, the client was interested in playing with metals, so we used a variety of fixtures from Rejuvenation and combined this concept with penny tiles in the shower and a warm wood vanity from Stoffer Home.

Pro Dunk Silver IS LOVED Sioux City. Ryan wants people out there to realize there is not a better product on the market. His driveway is now "Basketball Central" in his neighborhood. Ryan's son loves the system so much, hes logged over 20,000 shots in just the last 10 weeks. We are impressed at Pro Dunk. And, very glad because practice is one of the main goal of Pro Dunk. Yeah, we really think over 10,000 shots in 10 weeks counts as practice. This is a Pro Dunk Silver Basketball System that was purchased in May of 2013. It was installed on a 36 ft wide by a 32 ft deep playing area in Sioux Center, IA. Browse all of Ryan Z's photos navigate to: http://www.produnkhoops.com/photos/albums/ryan-36x32-pro-dunk-silver-basketball-system-221/

Two white globe bulbs sit within curved, open-sided metal shades, giving this wall light a sculptural silhouette. Dark surfaces contrast with the luminous globes, while brass fittings add warmth. Set against a soft blue wall, the fixture introduces a playful midcentury-inspired detail.

photos by Cesar Henrique Arrais Before & After: Orleans Living Room Here is a great example of how our in-home designers can work with furniture and accessories you already have and add to them to create a functional and beautiful space. Designer Dea Attar accomplished this with her Orleans living room project. This client had already begun the project and needed a designer to help finish the room. She wanted to keep the sofa, new rug and artwork and work around them to complete the look. The room is used occasionally for socializing purposes. As it is the first room you see when you come in to the house, the goal was to give it the WOW factor! The designer’s concept and vision: Inspired by the vibrant colours in the artwork, Dea planned to use the blues and greens as accents. She wanted the bigger pieces such as the furniture to remain neutral in order to make the accents pop. Dea selected a chair-and-a-half that had similar arms to the sofa and mixed the two styles together. Since the room was to be used occasionally, the chair-and-a-half could fit 2 people in a pinch but wouldn’t overwhelm the space. A small armless chair was introduced in the opposite corner of the room to create a circle of seating and accommodate socializing and conversations. She selected a fresh paisley pattern that combines the greens and blues together. The after: The result, a happy room with bright colours and strong accents that express exactly what the client had requested. Dea played with patterns of different scales and proportions to create a nice balance in the room. The multiple pillows used tied the mixed pieces together to complement the design and the accent colours. The introduction of mirrors created elegant reflections and made the room brighter. The chest and photo combo are a statement and a conversation starter that catch the eye of anyone entering the home.

Cesar ArraisPhotos by: Cesar Henrique Arrais Before & After: Orleans Living Room Here is a great example of how our in-home designers can work with furniture and accessories you already have and add to them to create a functional and beautiful space. Designer Dea Attar accomplished this with her Orleans living room project. The Before: This client had already begun the project and needed a designer to help finish the room. She wanted to keep the sofa, new rug and artwork and work around them to complete the look. The room is used occasionally for socializing purposes. As it is the first room you see when you come in to the house, the goal was to give it the WOW factor! The designer’s concept and vision: Inspired by the vibrant colours in the artwork, Dea planned to use the blues and greens as accents. She wanted the bigger pieces such as the furniture to remain neutral in order to make the accents pop. Dea selected a chair-and-a-half that had similar arms to the sofa and mixed the two styles together. Since the room was to be used occasionally, the chair-and-a-half could fit 2 people in a pinch but wouldn’t overwhelm the space. A small armless chair was introduced in the opposite corner of the room to create a circle of seating and accommodate socializing and conversations. She selected a fresh paisley pattern that combines the greens and blues together. The after: The result, a happy room with bright colours and strong accents that express exactly what the client had requested. Dea played with patterns of different scales and proportions to create a nice balance in the room. The multiple pillows used tied the mixed pieces together to complement the design and the accent colours. The introduction of mirrors created elegant reflections and made the room brighter. The chest and photo combo are a statement and a conversation starter that catch the eye of anyone entering the home.

Cesar ArraisPhotos by: Cesar Henrique Arrais Before & After: Orleans Living Room Here is a great example of how our in-home designers can work with furniture and accessories you already have and add to them to create a functional and beautiful space. Designer Dea Attar accomplished this with her Orleans living room project. The Before: This client had already begun the project and needed a designer to help finish the room. She wanted to keep the sofa, new rug and artwork and work around them to complete the look. The room is used occasionally for socializing purposes. As it is the first room you see when you come in to the house, the goal was to give it the WOW factor! The designer’s concept and vision: Inspired by the vibrant colours in the artwork, Dea planned to use the blues and greens as accents. She wanted the bigger pieces such as the furniture to remain neutral in order to make the accents pop. Dea selected a chair-and-a-half that had similar arms to the sofa and mixed the two styles together. Since the room was to be used occasionally, the chair-and-a-half could fit 2 people in a pinch but wouldn’t overwhelm the space. A small armless chair was introduced in the opposite corner of the room to create a circle of seating and accommodate socializing and conversations. She selected a fresh paisley pattern that combines the greens and blues together. The after: The result, a happy room with bright colours and strong accents that express exactly what the client had requested. Dea played with patterns of different scales and proportions to create a nice balance in the room. The multiple pillows used tied the mixed pieces together to complement the design and the accent colours. The introduction of mirrors created elegant reflections and made the room brighter. The chest and photo combo are a statement and a conversation starter that catch the eye of anyone entering the home.

Cesar Arrais Photos by: Cesar Henrique Arrais Before & After: Orleans Living Room Here is a great example of how our in-home designers can work with furniture and accessories you already have and add to them to create a functional and beautiful space. Designer Dea Attar accomplished this with her Orleans living room project. The Before: This client had already begun the project and needed a designer to help finish the room. She wanted to keep the sofa, new rug and artwork and work around them to complete the look. The room is used occasionally for socializing purposes. As it is the first room you see when you come in to the house, the goal was to give it the WOW factor! The designer’s concept and vision: Inspired by the vibrant colours in the artwork, Dea planned to use the blues and greens as accents. She wanted the bigger pieces such as the furniture to remain neutral in order to make the accents pop. Dea selected a chair-and-a-half that had similar arms to the sofa and mixed the two styles together. Since the room was to be used occasionally, the chair-and-a-half could fit 2 people in a pinch but wouldn’t overwhelm the space. A small armless chair was introduced in the opposite corner of the room to create a circle of seating and accommodate socializing and conversations. She selected a fresh paisley pattern that combines the greens and blues together. The after: The result, a happy room with bright colours and strong accents that express exactly what the client had requested. Dea played with patterns of different scales and proportions to create a nice balance in the room. The multiple pillows used tied the mixed pieces together to complement the design and the accent colours. The introduction of mirrors created elegant reflections and made the room brighter. The chest and photo combo are a statement and a conversation starter that catch the eye of anyone entering the home.