Bathroom - transitional bathroom idea

Minimalist kitchen photo in Phoenix

Example of a farmhouse home design design in Portland

Mela 7001 White Silk Concealed Metal Frame 42" x 80" Left-hand Inswing Description Set includes: Pre-drilled door slab. Metal invisible frame (3 pcs) made of cold-rolled galvanized steel, with connectors and screws. 3D-adjustable concealed hinges. American style or European style handle and lock (per your choice). Door model – 7001 Coating – painted Door thickness – 1 1/2" Door core – solid wood. Modern frameless design makes this door a perfect solution for stylish interiors. Thanks to the minimalist look and absence of visible trims, it visually expands the space and blends seamlessly into any room. The eco-veneer coating is durable, scratch-resistant, easy to maintain, and designed for long-lasting performance. The engineered solid wood core provides strength, stability, sound reduction, and helps preserve heat inside the room. Door can be chosen with inswing or outswing direction. Flush design is available from one side only to achieve a clean invisible frame look. The invisible frame is resistant to mechanical damage and corrosion. Extensions are available to cover a wall up to 7". Frame should be spackled and painted after installation to achieve a seamless invisible frame finish that integrates perfectly with the wall surface.

Design Compendium
Living room - large craftsman formal and open concept medium tone wood floor living room idea in New York with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

3'0" x 8'0" x 2 1/8" Raw Cedar Barn Door before stain showing quality of construction. All joints biscuit-joined. Center core is cedar tongue and groove siding simulating 1x6 planks. No nails or screws used in construction. Z pattern both sides.

Extra-large horizontal niche
Example of a country bathroom design in Boston

Inspiration for a rustic staircase remodel in Ottawa

Wellington Wine Cellars, Inc.
Example of a mid-sized classic wine cellar design in Tampa with storage racks

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in Atlanta.

This master bathroom was very dated. There was an open space under the vanity for a refrigerator and bump outs near the shower/bath that made little sense. The clients wanted a space for their orchids, functional vanities, keeping the large mirrors but updating and replacing everything else. We made the bumped out wall flush and got the depth for our "orchid window", put LVT tile on the floors, took out the bath and replaced with a giant shower, put a custom linen closet where the old shower was located, quartz on counters and in shower, new tile and all the pretty things.