Photographer: Ryan Gamma
Example of a mid-sized minimalist master white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile and gray floor freestanding bathtub design in Tampa with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, white walls, an undermount sink, quartz countertops and white countertops

Bath - AFTER
Inspiration for a 1960s bathroom remodel in San Francisco

Photo: Caela McKeever © 2016 Houzz
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BRANDON STENGER
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Mark LaRosa
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Creating symmetry on either side of the vanities was key. Also giving detail and height to the space by framing around the mirror using the same material as the cabinets.

This fire pit design was inspired by our new Westmount paver. Its perfectly clean lines will bring a contemporary feel to popular rustic farmhouse or traditional colonial designs. Perfect as an accent in large landscape designs or to be the main focus in a herringbone walkway or driveway, its clean and simple lines will bring flair and definition to any landscape renovation project. A reliable option for residential projects as well as industrial, commercial and institutional applications.

Derek Skalko
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This modular or pre-built sauna will fit in with any environment including the home gym.
Home gym - transitional home gym idea in Philadelphia

The owners of a Bethesda home purchased the property next door with the intent to combine the two lots and build an addition to their existing house. They wanted a swimming pool with an outdoor living area, a two-car garage, family room, kitchenette, and guest suite. The client wanted a place to park two sports cars. The new garage is 625 sq.ft. We installed a heavy-duty elastomeric-coated floor that has a high polish. Our team reviewed the site and what it would look like once the neighboring house was demolished. One of the crucial goals of the designers was to locate the pool behind the addition and keep the massing of the addition down to retain sunlight to the pool in the summer without the new structure or existing house shading the pool. Framing. We ordered pre-built trusses for the roof of the addition. Pre-built trusses are more common in new house construction, but it was the most efficient way to frame the structure. The trusses were delivered to the jobsite and we hired a crane and operator to lift them onto the structure where our crew fit them in place. Though there is currently no connection between the second floor of the main house and the second floor of the addition, the trusses were designed to allow for a future connection, should the clients want. For the two openings that connect the main floor of the house to the main floor of the addition, we waited until we had almost completed the framing before we cut through the back wall of the house. Exterior Finishes. For the siding, we used real stucco to match the stucco on the existing home. We added Hardipanel with a stucco pattern as an accent. We also matched the existing home’s roofing for the addition. Upper level. The second floor of the addition is 632 sq.f.t and has a sitting area/exercise space, a full bath, bedroom and a storage closet. The trusses were designed so the clients can eventually connect the addition through the second floor of the main house. The railings on the stairs to this level match the railing in the main house. Michael K. Wilkinson

This is our prebuilt firepit system by My Outdoor Rooms. .This outdoor firepit is 6' in dtiameter and 3' on the inside. This comes in several pieces and can be installed in one day. My Outdoor Rooms specializes in prebuilt top quoality products. Out Cypress Pergola can be seen in the background. The seat wall can also be ordered with cap stone. When our product comes in all of the stone is individuallly laid in our facitlity before the product is shipped. Only a few stones need to be set in place when the structure is delievered and these stones are labeled for individual locatations. An outdoor space like this can be created in just a matter of a day or tow if the patio is prepared for the product.

Inckx Photography
Example of a large classic dark wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo design in Phoenix with multicolored walls and no fireplace

view of the bedroom and closet in the Elk unit.
Example of a small arts and crafts guest medium tone wood floor bedroom design in Louisville with beige walls

The owners of a Bethesda home purchased the property next door with the intent to combine the two lots and build an addition to their existing house. They wanted a swimming pool with an outdoor living area, a two-car garage, family room, kitchenette, and guest suite. The client wanted a place to park two sports cars. The new garage is 625 sq.ft. We installed a heavy-duty elastomeric-coated floor that has a high polish. Our team reviewed the site and what it would look like once the neighboring house was demolished. One of the crucial goals of the designers was to locate the pool behind the addition and keep the massing of the addition down to retain sunlight to the pool in the summer without the new structure or existing house shading the pool. Framing. We ordered pre-built trusses for the roof of the addition. Pre-built trusses are more common in new house construction, but it was the most efficient way to frame the structure. The trusses were delivered to the jobsite and we hired a crane and operator to lift them onto the structure where our crew fit them in place. Though there is currently no connection between the second floor of the main house and the second floor of the addition, the trusses were designed to allow for a future connection, should the clients want. For the two openings that connect the main floor of the house to the main floor of the addition, we waited until we had almost completed the framing before we cut through the back wall of the house. Exterior Finishes. For the siding, we used real stucco to match the stucco on the existing home. We added Hardipanel with a stucco pattern as an accent. We also matched the existing home’s roofing for the addition. Upper level. The second floor of the addition is 632 sq.f.t and has a sitting area/exercise space, a full bath, bedroom and a storage closet. The trusses were designed so the clients can eventually connect the addition through the second floor of the main house. The railings on the stairs to this level match the railing in the main house. Michael K. Wilkinson

Inspiration for a mid-sized cottage white one-story concrete fiberboard gable roof remodel in Phoenix

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