Home design - traditional home design idea in Boston

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Photo of a contemporary landscaping in Austin.

Elegant wooden u-shaped staircase photo in Houston with painted risers

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Basement - transitional basement idea in Columbus

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The Gama Sonic Royal Bulb Solar Lamp Post GS-98B-S-BLK features an attractive design inspired by New Orleans architecture. Installation takes minutes and comes with all necessary hardware needed for mounting this unit and does not require electrical wiring for installation. Stylish and easy to install, this fixture is the perfect energy and money saving replacement for electric or gas-powered outdoor lighting. Standing 87-inches tall, the Royal Bulb solar lamp post is constructed of weather-resistant, rust resistant cast aluminum with a powder-coated black finish and beveled glass panes. This outdoor solar lamp post incorporates our cutting-edge GS solar LED light bulb technology and provides 360-degree illumination. At dusk, the solar lamp post automatically turns on and provides a brightness of 120 lumens in a warm white (2700K) color temperature for up to 8 hours on a full charge. Just place this solar light in a spot with ample direct sunshine and let the sun do the rest.

Newel post with interior accent lighting.
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Arrow Timber Framing 9726 NE 302nd St, Battle Ground, WA 98604 (360) 687-1868 Web Site: https://www.arrowtimber.com

Interior Design, Interior Architecture, Custom Furniture Design, AV Design, Landscape Architecture, & Art Curation by Chango & Co. Photography by Ball & Albanese

The king post truss draws its beauty from its simplicity. It consists of two diagonal timbers called struts, one horizontal beam that ties the two rafters together, and the king post in the center connecting the peak to the horizontal beam below. Traditionally the struts are joined to the king post above the horizontal beam.

Nestled in the hills of Vermont is a relaxing winter retreat that looks like it was planted there a century ago. Our architects worked closely with the builder at Wild Apple Homes to create building sections that felt like they had been added on piece by piece over generations. With thoughtful design and material choices, the result is a cozy 3,300 square foot home with a weathered, lived-in feel; the perfect getaway for a family of ardent skiers. The main house is a Federal-style farmhouse, with a vernacular board and batten clad connector. Connected to the home is the antique barn frame from Canada. The barn was reassembled on site and attached to the house. Using the antique post and beam frame is the kind of materials reuse seen throughout the main house and the connector to the barn, carefully creating an antique look without the home feeling like a theme house. Trusses in the family/dining room made with salvaged wood echo the design of the attached barn. Rustic in nature, they are a bold design feature. The salvaged wood was also used on the floors, kitchen island, barn doors, and walls. The focus on quality materials is seen throughout the well-built house, right down to the door knobs.