Mike Irvin
Home design - large traditional home design idea

Hardwood flooring with a border strip at a doorway

This bathroom presents a bold embrace of modern minimalism, utilizing a monochromatic color scheme that focuses on form and function. The wall-mounted toilet and sleek, matte black fixtures stand out against the textured concrete walls, offering a sophisticated urban look. Built-in shelves provide a practical storage solution, displaying a curated selection of bathroom essentials that adhere to the room's color palette and design ethos.

Bring the look of flowing curtains into your interiors with the Curtain Design Wall Cladding. This natural stone panel is fluted to create soft folds, offering a unique, elegant texture for walls. Whether you're designing a modern hotel, a stylish café, or a contemporary home, this design adds softness and structure all at once. It’s a perfect way to balance natural textures with creative design.

Bathroom - bathroom idea in Seattle

mud locker
Example of a classic closet design in Atlanta

reflective spa
Hot tub - large contemporary backyard stamped concrete and custom-shaped infinity hot tub idea in Miami

stairs down into sunken outdoor area in back yard
Minimalist home design photo in Phoenix

floating teak cabinet wrapped in leather finish rare Brazilian quartzite
Mid-sized minimalist open concept living room photo in New York with beige walls, no fireplace and no tv

Detail view of cleanly painted trim and casing with mitered corners and seamless transitions to the wall. A great example of precision interior finish carpentry.

Custom build hidden stairway to basement through first floor kitchen flooring.
Inspiration for a timeless staircase remodel in Detroit

Hallway - contemporary hallway idea in Toronto

Stewart Interiors
Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Columbus

Inspiration for a farmhouse home design remodel in Austin

Tuscan bathroom photo in Houston

Jed Lim
Enclosed dining room - mid-sized contemporary dark wood floor enclosed dining room idea in Edmonton with white walls

Trendy home design photo in DC Metro

Despite physical disabilities that limit his financial opportunities, Allen wholly devotes himself to making intricate and beautiful papercut works. He says that his motivation to create work is to “keep busy and make people happy.” Each of Allen’s pieces is made with a single sheet of black paper. He chooses to create his work out of paper because it is inexpensive. He explains, "You don’t mind if you mess it up. If you do, then you just crumple it up and get a new piece of paper." Allen’s artwork takes incredible patience and vision. He loves selling through ArtLifting because it allows him to to share his vision. He says, "It makes me feel good when people enjoy what I do." Allen can often be seen riding around Boston finding inspiration for his latest artworks. If you see him around, he encourages you to say hello! Buy this print here: https://www.artlifting.com/products/sea-of-glass