This premium outdoor project showcases a beautifully designed natural stone patio and landscaping solution by Parash Stones. The project features high-quality Indian sandstone and limestone paving slabs, carefully selected to create a perfect balance of durability, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. Designed with a modern yet natural approach, the patio layout uses a project pack pattern with calibrated tiles, ensuring a seamless and visually attractive installation. The combination of natural textures and color variations enhances the overall look, giving a timeless and elegant outdoor space. Parash Stones ensured the use of precisely cut, high-grade materials along with proper installation techniques, resulting in a surface that is weather-resistant, anti-slip, and suitable for heavy foot traffic. The project is ideal for garden patios, outdoor seating areas, pathways, and landscaping applications.

When planning to construct their elegant new home in Rye, NH, our clients envisioned a large, open room with a vaulted ceiling adjacent to the kitchen. The goal? To introduce as much natural light as is possible into the area which includes the kitchen, a dining area, and the adjacent great room. As always, Sunspace is able to work with any specialists you’ve hired for your project. In this case, Sunspace Design worked with the clients and their designer on the conservatory roof system so that it would achieve an ideal appearance that paired beautifully with the home’s architecture. The glass roof meshes with the existing sloped roof on the exterior and sloped ceiling on the interior. By utilizing a concealed steel ridge attached to a structural beam at the rear, we were able to bring the conservatory ridge back into the sloped ceiling. The resulting design achieves the flood of natural light our clients were dreaming of. Ample sunlight penetrates deep into the great room and the kitchen, while the glass roof provides a striking visual as you enter the home through the foyer. By working closely with our clients and their designer, we were able to provide our clients with precisely the look, feel, function, and quality they were hoping to achieve. This is something we pride ourselves on at Sunspace Design. Consider our services for your residential project and we’ll ensure that you also receive exactly what you envisioned.

"Scandinavian Mats (God's Gift)", Living Room, 2020. Scandinavian style is one of the latest interior design trends. I love it for its purity and graphics. The interior's Scandinavian motifs send us to an atmosphere of comfort, peace, and tranquility for its natural materials and enveloping comfort. Customers already had a beautiful and thoughtful interior. Asked me to help bring some zest to the room space. The interior already had a vertical painting with a pen, in the color spectrum of which there were colors beloved by the hostess: the delicate bloom of tiffany, but a little muted, light yellow, antique black. I pushed away from this color combination. The color in the interior should be exactly the color that pleases the house residents. Since the room was on the north side, I wanted to bring some sun to the interior, revive it a little with flowers. The room's main accent was a wooden wall composition created by the masters of the company "Jamike Home Improvement," according to my drawings from polished wooden strips covered with matte varnish. They have done the job excellently! A unique graphic created precisely under this space, which brought the room to an entirely new aesthetic level. I am happy with the work of the contractors. Everything here has its character, its place. Each is self-sufficient and functional: a gorgeous coffee table made of the wooden massif, which opens and serves as additional storage. Accent Mid-century chairs are very comfortable. A natural wool handcrafted area rug is soft and cozy. The beauty of this carpet consists precisely in non-standard, lack of precise geometry. The diamond-shaped pattern of the carpet visually expands the space. The color scheme binds together all the colors of the interior as if completing the overall picture. So, for your attention, the project "Scandinavian Mats (God's Gift)," Living Room, 2020. Author: Oxana Kovalchuk, OxanaKovalchukDesign,Inc

This lovely patriotic raised ranch home was updated with an open floor plan. The shaker styled white kitchen also features white and blue quartz countertops that lend themselves beautifully to their red, white and blue theme. The dimensional tiled backsplash is a must see along with the unique bamboo floor throughout the first floor. The cabinets installed in this home are Waypoint LivingSpaces Door Style: 410F. Color: Painted Linen with Zodiaq Blue Carrara Quartz Countertops with Bevel Edge. WOW Subway Lab Tile in Ice White, 3” x 12”. Artisan Single Handle Pull Down Faucet in Satin Nickel and Blanco Precis Undermount Single Bowl in White

Our overall design concept for the renovation of this space was to optimize the functional space for a family of five and accentuate the existing window. In the renovation, we eliminated a huge centrally located kitchen island which acted as an obstacle to the feeling of the space and focused on creating an elegant and balanced plan promoting movement, simplicity and precisely executed details. We held strong to having the kitchen cabinets, wherever possible, float off the floor to give the subtle impression of lightness avoiding a bottom heavy look. The cabinets were painted a pale tinted green to reduce the empty effect of light flooding a white kitchen leaving a softness and complementing the gray tiles. To integrate the existing dining room with the kitchen, we simply added some classic dining chairs and a dynamic light fixture, juxtaposing the geometry of the boxy kitchen with organic curves and triangular lights to balance the clean design with an inviting warmth.

Photo by Mike Force. Designed by Kinney & Associates. Built by Waldrop Builders. Dusty Waldrop of Waldrop Builders engaged Kinney & Associates to design a semi-modern 4000-square foot speculative reside-nce that is in the Verano neighborhood of Barton Creek. The program included three bedrooms in the main house (one doubling as an office) each with their own bathrooms, a Living Room, and a Family Room adjacent the Kitchen, as well as Dining Rooms. The developer also wanted a separate Guest Quarters located adjacent an Outdoor Living area and the pool. One design feature of the residence was the custom-cut limestone facade comprised of large 24" x 12" precisely cut stones arranged in a running bond pattern. This gives the facade a very modern yet warm feel. The other exterior materials chosen for the house were wood and stucco, which complement the stone dramatically.

"Scandinavian Mats (God's Gift)", Living Room, 2020. Scandinavian style is one of the latest interior design trends. I love it for its purity and graphics. The interior's Scandinavian motifs send us to an atmosphere of comfort, peace, and tranquility for its natural materials and enveloping comfort. Customers already had a beautiful and thoughtful interior. Asked me to help bring some zest to the room space. The interior already had a vertical painting with a pen, in the color spectrum of which there were colors beloved by the hostess: the delicate bloom of tiffany, but a little muted, light yellow, antique black. I pushed away from this color combination. The color in the interior should be exactly the color that pleases the house residents. Since the room was on the north side, I wanted to bring some sun to the interior, revive it a little with flowers. The room's main accent was a wooden wall composition created by the masters of the company "Jamike Home Improvement," according to my drawings from polished wooden strips covered with matte varnish. They have done the job excellently! A unique graphic created precisely under this space, which brought the room to an entirely new aesthetic level. I am happy with the work of the contractors. Everything here has its character, its place. Each is self-sufficient and functional: a gorgeous coffee table made of the wooden massif, which opens and serves as additional storage. Accent Mid-century chairs are very comfortable. A natural wool handcrafted area rug is soft and cozy. The beauty of this carpet consists precisely in non-standard, lack of precise geometry. The diamond-shaped pattern of the carpet visually expands the space. The color scheme binds together all the colors of the interior as if completing the overall picture. So, for your attention, the project "Scandinavian Mats (God's Gift)," Living Room, 2020. Author: Oxana Kovalchuk, OxanaKovalchukDesign,Inc

Manufacturer: Starmark Style: Bridgeport w/ Five Piece Drawers Finish: Maple - White Countertop: Eagle Marble & Granite - “Cashmere Carrara” Quartz Sink: Blanco Precis Single Bowl in “Metallic Gray” Faucet: Customer’s Own Hardware: Hardware Resources – Mirada Pull in “Satin Nickel” Tile: Genesee Ceramic Tile – Polished White Carrara Marble 1” x 4” Herringbone Mosaic; Silver Shadow Grout Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: Customer’s Own (Greg Meehan) Tile Installer: Sterling Tile (Michael Shumard)

Photo by Mike Force. Designed by Kinney & Associates. Built by Waldrop Builders. Dusty Waldrop of Waldrop Builders engaged Kinney & Associates to design a semi-modern 4000-square foot speculative reside-nce that is in the Verano neighborhood of Barton Creek. The program included three bedrooms in the main house (one doubling as an office) each with their own bathrooms, a Living Room, and a Family Room adjacent the Kitchen, as well as Dining Rooms. The developer also wanted a separate Guest Quarters located adjacent an Outdoor Living area and the pool. One design feature of the residence was the custom-cut limestone facade comprised of large 24" x 12" precisely cut stones arranged in a running bond pattern. This gives the facade a very modern yet warm feel. The other exterior materials chosen for the house were wood and stucco, which complement the stone dramatically.

The Calhoun Leather Recliner not only boasts in beauty, but in comfort as well. Made with 100% top grain leather and premium cowhide accents. Our Calhoun Leather Recliner is perfect to brighten up your living space, the neutral and light color tones of the Calhoun Leather Recliner allow you to easily contrast darker furniture and decor pieces. The oversized bustle back provides amble neck, head and lower back support. This fine leather chair is 100% American Made to the highest standards of quality! Dimensions: 43" H x 38.5" W x 36" D Seat Depth: 21" Seat Height: 20" Arm Height: 24" Leather Description: A There is no need to compromise beauty over performance. This Ivory colored leather offers a soft supple hand similar to that of an aniline leather. During the dyeing process, this leather is aniline dyed and a pigmented layer is added for color consistency and texture. This pigmented layer also, adds a protective performance coating and durability against daily stains and spills making the leather designed to perform in high traffic areas such as residential family rooms, commercial office spaces and hospitality applications. Ultimately, the leather is fade resistant and is the perfect high performing leather. *Please note that all cowhides are natural and have unique characteristics. Please talk with one of our designers to hand pick the perfect chair for you. Frame Construction: Using traditional hand craftsmanship with modern manufacturing methods to produce frames that are among the finest used in the upholstery business. Each frame is precisely cut and hand assembled using kilned dried lumber. Double dowels are utilized in all structural parts to form sturdy, long lasting joints. To complete construction and add stability to the frame, large precisely cut corner blocks are positioned at each corner where the greatest stress occurs using both glues and screws.

Rooted in the timeless seaside heritage of Hull, Massachusetts, this residence embodies classic New England shingle-style architecture combined with cheerful, sunlit cottage interiors. The exterior showcases weathered cedar shingles, traditional green shutters, and a welcoming portico entry. Inside, warm buttery wall tones harmoniously balance joyful ocean-turquoise kitchen cabinetry and serene coastal textiles. Designed with a focus on family comfort and restorative coastal living—featuring a primary bedroom opening directly via French doors to a private balcony. Every corner was precisely modeled and rendered in 3D to ensure timeless aesthetic appeal and complete peace of mind before building.

Rooted in the timeless seaside heritage of Hull, Massachusetts, this residence embodies classic New England shingle-style architecture combined with cheerful, sunlit cottage interiors. The exterior showcases weathered cedar shingles, traditional green shutters, and a welcoming portico entry. Inside, warm buttery wall tones harmoniously balance joyful ocean-turquoise kitchen cabinetry and serene coastal textiles. Designed with a focus on family comfort and restorative coastal living—featuring a primary bedroom opening directly via French doors to a private balcony. Every corner was precisely modeled and rendered in 3D to ensure timeless aesthetic appeal and complete peace of mind before building.

Our main task was the illumination of the owners’ artwork, which had a light fixture that was too close to the wall and left the piece in shadows. We moved the lighting to the ceiling and precisely spaced it a foot and a half out for a perfect illumination of the artwork. Conscious of the client’s clean aesthetic, we ordered switch and dimmer plates in the same palette as the wall color for inconspicuous placement. We also created a more integrated, intuitive control panel for our clients, putting all the lighting on the first floor into a simple control panel and requiring just one button for different settings like “Welcome,” “Morning,” “Evening,” Entertain,” and “Off.” Our new design beautifully lit the client’s prized artwork, and better attuned the lighting to their lifestyle.

Photo by Mike Force. Designed by Kinney & Associates. Built by Waldrop Builders. Dusty Waldrop of Waldrop Builders engaged Kinney & Associates to design a semi-modern 4000-square foot speculative reside-nce that is in the Verano neighborhood of Barton Creek. The program included three bedrooms in the main house (one doubling as an office) each with their own bathrooms, a Living Room, and a Family Room adjacent the Kitchen, as well as Dining Rooms. The developer also wanted a separate Guest Quarters located adjacent an Outdoor Living area and the pool. One design feature of the residence was the custom-cut limestone facade comprised of large 24" x 12" precisely cut stones arranged in a running bond pattern. This gives the facade a very modern yet warm feel. The other exterior materials chosen for the house were wood and stucco, which complement the stone dramatically.

Our main task was the illumination of the owners’ artwork, which had a light fixture that was too close to the wall and left the piece in shadows. We moved the lighting to the ceiling and precisely spaced it a foot and a half out for a perfect illumination of the artwork. Conscious of the client’s clean aesthetic, we ordered switch and dimmer plates in the same palette as the wall color for inconspicuous placement. We also created a more integrated, intuitive control panel for our clients, putting all the lighting on the first floor into a simple control panel and requiring just one button for different settings like “Welcome,” “Morning,” “Evening,” Entertain,” and “Off.” Our new design beautifully lit the client’s prized artwork, and better attuned the lighting to their lifestyle.

Manufacturer: Starmark Style: Bridgeport w/ Five Piece Drawers Finish: Maple - White Countertop: Eagle Marble & Granite - “Cashmere Carrara” Quartz Sink: Blanco Precis Single Bowl in “Metallic Gray” Faucet: Customer’s Own Hardware: Hardware Resources – Mirada Pull in “Satin Nickel” Tile: Genesee Ceramic Tile – Polished White Carrara Marble 1” x 4” Herringbone Mosaic; Silver Shadow Grout Designer: Devon Moore Contractor: Customer’s Own (Greg Meehan) Tile Installer: Sterling Tile (Michael Shumard)

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Example of a small trendy open concept medium tone wood floor living room design in Orlando with blue walls, no fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Designed by New Creations Austin as the centerpiece of a comprehensive whole-house renovation, this Circle C custom kitchen strikes a balance between warmth and modern elegance. The open-concept layout was crafted to integrate seamlessly with the adjacent living area while maintaining clear functional zones. Premium Alder wood cabinetry in a classic 2-and-a-half-inch Shaker profile is finished in Old Masters Dark Walnut, establishing a rich backdrop. A contrasting kitchen island painted in Sherwin Williams Westchester Gray acts as a functional hub for meal preparation and informal dining. The space features MSI Country River porcelain faux wood tile from ProSource, Satoria T-Square 6x6 ceramic backsplash tiles finished with Schluter satin anodized aluminum trim, a Blanco Precis Silgranit low-divide sink, a Brizo Rook smart-touch pull-down faucet, and professional GE Cafe series appliances. Key Design Highlights: Westchester Gray Accent Island: Paint-grade 2-and-a-half-inch Shaker island creating a contemporary contrast with seating and storage. Dark Walnut Alder Cabinets: Solid Alder wood perimeter cabinetry finished in Old Masters Dark Walnut for rich texture. Porcelain Faux Wood Flooring: Durable MSI Country River porcelain tile providing hardwood aesthetics with low maintenance. Professional Fixtures & Appliances: Equipped with a Blanco Silgranit sink, Brizo touch faucet, and GE Cafe dual fuel range.

"Scandinavian Mats (God's Gift)", Living Room, 2020. Scandinavian style is one of the latest interior design trends. I love it for its purity and graphics. The interior's Scandinavian motifs send us to an atmosphere of comfort, peace, and tranquility for its natural materials and enveloping comfort. Customers already had a beautiful and thoughtful interior. Asked me to help bring some zest to the room space. The interior already had a vertical painting with a pen, in the color spectrum of which there were colors beloved by the hostess: the delicate bloom of tiffany, but a little muted, light yellow, antique black. I pushed away from this color combination. The color in the interior should be exactly the color that pleases the house residents. Since the room was on the north side, I wanted to bring some sun to the interior, revive it a little with flowers. The room's main accent was a wooden wall composition created by the masters of the company "Jamike Home Improvement," according to my drawings from polished wooden strips covered with matte varnish. They have done the job excellently! A unique graphic created precisely under this space, which brought the room to an entirely new aesthetic level. I am happy with the work of the contractors. Everything here has its character, its place. Each is self-sufficient and functional: a gorgeous coffee table made of the wooden massif, which opens and serves as additional storage. Accent Mid-century chairs are very comfortable. A natural wool handcrafted area rug is soft and cozy. The beauty of this carpet consists precisely in non-standard, lack of precise geometry. The diamond-shaped pattern of the carpet visually expands the space. The color scheme binds together all the colors of the interior as if completing the overall picture. So, for your attention, the project "Scandinavian Mats (God's Gift)," Living Room, 2020. Author: Oxana Kovalchuk, OxanaKovalchukDesign,Inc