"Luxury Ceiling Wallpaper Installation in Rocklin – Look Up to Stunning Designs!" Elevate your space with our 5th wall transformation services in Rocklin. As your local ceiling wallpaper specialists, we turn overlooked ceilings into breathtaking focal points with durable, eye-catching designs. Why Rocklin Homeowners Choose Ceiling Wallpaper ✔ Space-Enhancing Magic – Makes rooms feel larger and more luxurious ✔ Rocklin-Tough Materials – Fade-resistant and humidity-stable ✔ Designer Effects – From subtle textures to bold statement prints ✔ Precision Installation – Flawless pattern alignment overhead ✔ Free Ceiling Consultation – Including 3D augmented reality preview Popular Rocklin Ceiling Styles ? Starry Night – Glow-in-the-dark constellations perfect for bedrooms ? Tray Ceiling Elegance – Metallic damasks for formal spaces ? Placer County Nature – Pine tree silhouettes and river-inspired patterns ✨ Modern Glam – Geometric metallics for contemporary homes Our Elevated Service Includes: ✅ Scaffold-Free Installation – Specialized equipment for minimal disruption ✅ Light Fixture Integration – Perfect cuts around chandeliers and cans ✅ Trim & Crown Molding Coordination ✅ 3-Year Performance Guarantee Recent Client Rave: "Our dining room ceiling now gets more compliments than our furniture!" – The Thompson Family, Whitney Ranch

"Stunning Hallway Wallpaper Installation in San Marcos – Where First Impressions Flourish!" Elevate your home’s flow with our expert hallway wallpaper installation services. As San Marcos’ premier wallpaper installer, we specialize in creating durable, eye-catching designs that withstand daily foot traffic while showcasing your unique style. Why Choose Our San Marcos Hallway Wallpaper Services? ✔ Texas-Tough Materials – High-traffic vinyl and scrubbable finishes ✔ Space-Enhancing Designs – Vertical patterns that lengthen narrow hallways ✔ University-Inspired Styles – Bold school spirit or subtle academic elegance ✔ Quick & Clean Installation – Most projects completed in just 1 day ✔ Free Pattern Scaling Consultations – Ensuring perfect proportions for your space Popular San Marcos Hallway Styles ? Texas State Pride – Bobcat motifs or river-inspired designs ? Hill Country Natural – Weathered wood & limestone textures ? Modern Southwestern – Geometric patterns with desert tones ? Historic Home Charm – Classic damasks for vintage houses Exclusive Local Perks ✅ FREE 3D design preview of your hallway ✅ Student & Senior Discounts ✅ Peel-and-stick options for renters Serving All San Marcos Areas: Downtown lofts Blanco River homes The Retreat student housing Kissing Tree active adult community "Ask about our San Marcos River Collection – featuring flowing water patterns inspired by our beautiful waterways!"

"Stunning Hallway Wallpaper Installation in San Marcos – Where First Impressions Flourish!" Elevate your home’s flow with our expert hallway wallpaper installation services. As San Marcos’ premier wallpaper installer, we specialize in creating durable, eye-catching designs that withstand daily foot traffic while showcasing your unique style. Why Choose Our San Marcos Hallway Wallpaper Services? ✔ Texas-Tough Materials – High-traffic vinyl and scrubbable finishes ✔ Space-Enhancing Designs – Vertical patterns that lengthen narrow hallways ✔ University-Inspired Styles – Bold school spirit or subtle academic elegance ✔ Quick & Clean Installation – Most projects completed in just 1 day ✔ Free Pattern Scaling Consultations – Ensuring perfect proportions for your space Popular San Marcos Hallway Styles ? Texas State Pride – Bobcat motifs or river-inspired designs ? Hill Country Natural – Weathered wood & limestone textures ? Modern Southwestern – Geometric patterns with desert tones ? Historic Home Charm – Classic damasks for vintage houses Exclusive Local Perks ✅ FREE 3D design preview of your hallway ✅ Student & Senior Discounts ✅ Peel-and-stick options for renters Serving All San Marcos Areas: Downtown lofts Blanco River homes The Retreat student housing Kissing Tree active adult community "Ask about our San Marcos River Collection – featuring flowing water patterns inspired by our beautiful waterways!"

"Luxury Bathroom Wallpaper Installation in Berkeley – Where Eco-Conscious Design Meets Urban Sophistication" Transform your bathroom into a sanctuary with our premium wallpaper installation services in Berkeley. As your local sustainable wallcovering specialists, we combine high-design aesthetics with environmentally responsible materials perfect for Berkeley’s discerning homeowners. Why Berkeley Chooses Our Bathroom Wallpaper ✔ Non-Toxic & Green Certified – Low-VOC adhesives, FSC-certified papers ✔ Steam-Resistant Technology – Mold-proof installations for Berkeley’s humid microclimates ✔ Designer Collaborations – Featuring local Bay Area artists ✔ Historic Home Expertise – Perfect for Craftsman and mid-century bathrooms ✔ Free Eco-Consultation – Including material lifecycle analysis Signature Berkeley Bathroom Styles ? Eco-Modern – Organic textures with clean lines ? Campus Collegiate – Library-inspired prints and book textures ? Bay View – Abstract watercolor maps of the East Bay ? Arts & Crafts Revival – Authentic Greene & Greene patterns Our Sustainable Service Includes: ✅ Zero-Waste Installation (85% material recycling rate) ✅ Water-Based Sealants (Toxics-Free Berkeley compliant) ✅ 3D Augmented Reality Preview ✅ 5-Year Performance Guarantee Recent Client Praise: “Installed our master bath wallpaper around vintage tile with museum-quality precision!” – The Nguyen Family, North Berkeley

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Foyer - large modern foyer idea in Toronto with brown walls and a light wood front door

This Houston outdoor kitchen and entertaining area offers a modern take on Mediterranean style. Designed and built by Outdoor Homescapes of Houston, this fully loaded family and entertaining space echoes the stucco, travertine tile patio and Mediterranean style of the existing home while exuding a more modern, transitional style. “This was a high-profile client – both VPs of different oil and gas companies who entertain affluent guests on a regular basis – so they wanted to make sure they had high-end appliances and all the latest amenities they could order,” says Lisha Maxey, senior designer for Outdoor Homescapes and owner of LGH Design Services in Houston. “They also have two kids, ages 7 and 10, and wanted a family gathering space that better accompanied their new, luxurious pool.” What really sets apart this outside kitchen design idea, however, is the way the elements are used throughout the space. “Usually, outdoor kitchen designs for a backyard are grouped into one island or cabinet,” explains Outdoor Homescapes of Houston owner Wayne Franks. “But here, the patio, roof and fireplace were all in place, separated by stucco columns, and the outdoor kitchen elements had to work around them.” A 14-foot-long cooking island houses a built-in Fire Magic grill with a Magic View Window (allows the chef to check on food without lifting the lid and losing valuable heat). The island, the countertop of which is "Carnaval" granite from Lackstone, also features a Fire Magic power burner, warming drawer and trash drawer. On one side of the fireplace, forming an “L” with the cooking island, sits a built-in Primo ceramic grill. On the other side of the fireplace is a 3-foot-long cabinet housing a bar with a wine cooler, ice maker and upper cabinet. And finally, just outside the patio door is a 7-foot-long cabinet with a modern Kohler sink with a high-arc Moen faucet (sink and faucet from Faucets Direct), a trash drawer and another upper cabinet. Outdoor Homescapes of Houston, by the way, outfitted both cabinets with glass inserts, custom pulls and three-way sensor lighting. “At the beginning, this was basically a blank space with a fireplace in the middle,” says Maxey. So Outdoor Homescapes upgraded the fireplace with Austin Stack Stone in white (No. 401) from Colorstonescreenshot vickers mosaic tile rectangle. "The stone added that pop,” notes Maxey. The fireplace’s espresso-colored, distressed wood mantel (from Mantels.com) and upper wood cabinets were both stained with the Minwax color Jacobean. The ceiling fans were also updated with ones featuring similarly espresso-colored, wooden fan blades, to match. The table in the middle - a cast-iron, Mediterranean style gem with hand-forged scrollwork designs from Patio 1 in Houston – seats 10. “We wanted this kind of Mediterranean feel,” says Maxey. “We wanted rustic, but the appliance package was so new, with all its stainless steel, so we kept a the cabinets and the columns stucco instead of stone for a more clean, modern look and then did the custom tile backsplash and mosaic in more of a rustic, Mediterranean look." The backsplash is a 1-inch travertine tile background with 4-inch square metallic insets, both from Floor & Decor. The tile for the 18-by-24-inch rectangle mosaic came from Great Britain Tile Co. and included a Dianno Reale tumbled border and background. The bronze, diamond-shaped insets are tumbled Dark Emperdor tile and the scrolls are tumbled Noce tile. The client, who admits they have high standards, was more than pleased with the project – especially browsing through Outdoor Homescapes’ vast library of patio kitchen design ideas, the 3D virtual video tour that let them preview the project from every angle before construction. They also liked the personalized design consultation. "OH provides a very neat service where one of their designers will either shop/buy for you or shop with you for the more detailed pieces that will finish your home," reads the client's review on Houzz. "This was a very positive, personalized feature ... Lisha helped narrow down an enormous marketplace of materials and finishes to a few we could choose from."

This client was so much fun to design for. Their project was all about color, texture and creating a master bedroom and guest bedroom that compliments their passion for traveling and eclectic style. We created a seating area in the master bedroom where the family can gather at night to read and spend time quality time. Their desire for deep color and bold pattern allowed us to create a casual space that is both warm and inviting at the end of a long day. Guests often visit and stay for a bit. They wanted to give their family and friends the same cozy feel in their guest bedroom. We were able to use a combination of patterns, textures and colors with our custom-made bedding and pillows. We also love to repurpose where we can and painted furniture is a great place to start. The depth of color used here is a true reflection of our clients' warm and friendly personality that says "welcome to our home." Custom designed by Hartley and Hill Design All materials and furnishings in this space are available through Hartley and Hill Design. www.hartleyandhilldesign.com 888-639-0639 Neil Landino Photography

Every culture has multiple ways of saying hello. Greetings are an essential, and important, human interaction. Smiles, handshakes, high fives, and hugs all convey welcome; but, as I tell our three boys, your choice of greeting, sends a greater message than just, “hi”. A firm handshake and eye contact says a lot about you and how you regard the other person. Homes greet us, too. A home’s entrance sends a message, whether formal like a handshake or warm like a hug, it greets guests and owners with the same message. A mudroom entrance might invite a guest into the heart of the home like an old friend, or a formal entry may give a guest pause to look around and gauge the home’s owner by the impression left on the guest. One of our Red House “clients for life” is a couple that bought a builder grade development home in RI. After taking care of some high priority functional & aesthetic remodeling (a new master bathroom and walk-in closet), the owners contacted Red House again to finally upgrade the front door & entry to the home. The original, a low-end entry door from a big box store, had finally reached the end of its’ usable life. It was leaking air and starting to rust. It didn’t live up to the aesthetic improvements the owners had made in other areas of the home, and, it no longer served its purpose to shelter and protect or to welcome and greet. After gauging the space, we realized that with a few minor adjustments to the entry area, we could add some paneling above the door and center a window feature in the foyer. These details created a elegant, yet warm, formality. A three-quarter glass door with a unique window patter provides warm light and an openness that creates the friendly invitation of a true home. The newly remodeled space speaks to the quality standards of the owners of the home, and, in turn, it will continue to inform the identity of the family while they live there. But more than that, the new entry foreshadows the quality and aesthetics of the other rooms in the house, just like a firm handshake and eye contact is a preview of what to expect. - Justin Zeller owns a design-build remodeling firm, Red House Custom Building, serving RI and MA. Besides being a Certified Remodeler, Justin has led the team at Red House to win multiple peer-reviewed awards for design and service achievements. Justin also sits on the Board of Directors and serves as Vice President of EM NARI. Photos by Aaron Usher Instagram: @redhousedesignbuild

Details - Hand polished corners in natural marble Photos by Blackstock Photography
Example of a large classic master gray tile and stone tile marble floor freestanding bathtub design in New York with an undermount sink, furniture-like cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, a two-piece toilet and white walls

For Chris’s Los Angeles apartment, we created a modern contemporary home that blends West Coast lightness with thoughtful, refined design. The goal was to make a space that feels open and effortless, yet curated and purposeful in every detail. A foundation of warm neutrals in creamy whites, sandy tones, and natural wood sets a calming backdrop, while accents of deep navy and layered textures add richness and depth. The open plan connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas, with organic materials, tactile fabrics, and curated art bringing character without interrupting the clean and cohesive lines. A foundation of warm neutrals in creamy whites, sandy tones, and natural wood sets a calming backdrop, while accents of deep navy and layered textures add richness and depth. The open plan connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas, with organic materials, tactile fabrics, and curated art bringing character without interrupting the clean and cohesive lines. A foundation of warm neutrals in creamy whites, sandy tones, and natural wood sets a calming backdrop, while accents of deep navy and layered textures add richness and depth. The open plan connects the living, dining, and kitchen areas, with organic materials, tactile fabrics, and curated art bringing character without interrupting the clean and cohesive lines. The result is a home that feels inviting and sophisticated, designed for both relaxed everyday living and elevated gatherings. Every element is tailored to Chris’s lifestyle, reflecting West Village Interior’s signature balance of warmth, elegance, and livability. From our base in New York, we work remotely to craft timeless and personal interiors for clients around the world. To bring the vision to life, we developed both a 3D model and detailed renders of the apartment. These visuals capture the design direction with clarity, showing how materials, furniture, and light interact throughout the space. They also provide a preview of the final atmosphere, allowing our client to experience the home before the build begins.

This kitchen remodel has been 27 years in the making and was ready for an all-around update. During our first few meetings, our client had envisioned what drawers would house which items and really wanted the kitchen to accommodate more people whether for a simple meal or for multiple cooks during a celebratory gathering. The original kitchen did not have enough storage and the island did not allow for much seating space. Our client dreamed of a kitchen where she could cook and entertain her family and friends at the same time. An existing wall enclosing the kitchen was removed and another wall was extended to room for a wall of cabinetry while also allowing the space for a bigger island. Upon entering the kitchen, a base cabinet with beveled glass doors showcases the beautiful china that our client has collected throughout the years. The new kitchen is packed with appliances that allow our client to make the best usage of them. A 48” American Range Lenged Series rangetop and a 48” stainless steel hood by Windster form the heart of the kitchen. A stainless steel backsplash allows easy maintenance for our client who uses the kitchen so often. The new wall now starts with a desk/office area, a 30” American Range Legacy Series double wall oven, a 36” French door refrigerator, ice maker, wine refrigerator and beverage center. A mixer stand is located in the base cabinet of the island to save countertop space and a drawer bank allows for baking utensils. A prep sink is part of the island with a single trash to make cooking, prepping and cleaning an ease for multiple cooks. A microwave drawer is also available on the island. Easy access and once again keeping the countertop work space open and free. Storage is available at the seating area for seasonal items. The kitchen finishes were completely switched out as well. The new cabinetry consists of a Cherry species in the Nantucket door style by Crystal Cabinets. Cabinets were finished in a Cinnamon stain with black glazing in a distressed look with cracking and wearing. The surrounding cabinets have a leathered granite and a marble countertop for the island. The three-part crown was inspired by an armoire that has been with the family for a long period of time. Crystal knobs and cup style pulls provide the finishing touches to this beautiful and functional kitchen. Ever since the kitchen has been completed, our client has spent so much time in the kitchen, cooking at home has overridden the want to go out and eat. Preview First

This kitchen remodel has been 27 years in the making and was ready for an all-around update. During our first few meetings, our client had envisioned what drawers would house which items and really wanted the kitchen to accommodate more people whether for a simple meal or for multiple cooks during a celebratory gathering. The original kitchen did not have enough storage and the island did not allow for much seating space. Our client dreamed of a kitchen where she could cook and entertain her family and friends at the same time. An existing wall enclosing the kitchen was removed and another wall was extended to room for a wall of cabinetry while also allowing the space for a bigger island. Upon entering the kitchen, a base cabinet with beveled glass doors showcases the beautiful china that our client has collected throughout the years. The new kitchen is packed with appliances that allow our client to make the best usage of them. A 48” American Range Lenged Series rangetop and a 48” stainless steel hood by Windster form the heart of the kitchen. A stainless steel backsplash allows easy maintenance for our client who uses the kitchen so often. The new wall now starts with a desk/office area, a 30” American Range Legacy Series double wall oven, a 36” French door refrigerator, ice maker, wine refrigerator and beverage center. A mixer stand is located in the base cabinet of the island to save countertop space and a drawer bank allows for baking utensils. A prep sink is part of the island with a single trash to make cooking, prepping and cleaning an ease for multiple cooks. A microwave drawer is also available on the island. Easy access and once again keeping the countertop work space open and free. Storage is available at the seating area for seasonal items. The kitchen finishes were completely switched out as well. The new cabinetry consists of a Cherry species in the Nantucket door style by Crystal Cabinets. Cabinets were finished in a Cinnamon stain with black glazing in a distressed look with cracking and wearing. The surrounding cabinets have a leathered granite and a marble countertop for the island. The three-part crown was inspired by an armoire that has been with the family for a long period of time. Crystal knobs and cup style pulls provide the finishing touches to this beautiful and functional kitchen. Ever since the kitchen has been completed, our client has spent so much time in the kitchen, cooking at home has overridden the want to go out and eat. Preview First

Elegant medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room photo with gray walls

Stone Mosaic Tile floors, marble countertops and backsplash and white painted raised panel cabinets in this luxurious master bathroom with freestanding soaking tub in Greenwood Village Colorado.

Every culture has multiple ways of saying hello. Greetings are an essential, and important, human interaction. Smiles, handshakes, high fives, and hugs all convey welcome; but, as I tell our three boys, your choice of greeting, sends a greater message than just, “hi”. A firm handshake and eye contact says a lot about you and how you regard the other person. Homes greet us, too. A home’s entrance sends a message, whether formal like a handshake or warm like a hug, it greets guests and owners with the same message. A mudroom entrance might invite a guest into the heart of the home like an old friend, or a formal entry may give a guest pause to look around and gauge the home’s owner by the impression left on the guest. One of our Red House “clients for life” is a couple that bought a builder grade development home in RI. After taking care of some high priority functional & aesthetic remodeling (a new master bathroom and walk-in closet), the owners contacted Red House again to finally upgrade the front door & entry to the home. The original, a low-end entry door from a big box store, had finally reached the end of its’ usable life. It was leaking air and starting to rust. It didn’t live up to the aesthetic improvements the owners had made in other areas of the home, and, it no longer served its purpose to shelter and protect or to welcome and greet. After gauging the space, we realized that with a few minor adjustments to the entry area, we could add some paneling above the door and center a window feature in the foyer. These details created a elegant, yet warm, formality. A three-quarter glass door with a unique window patter provides warm light and an openness that creates the friendly invitation of a true home. The newly remodeled space speaks to the quality standards of the owners of the home, and, in turn, it will continue to inform the identity of the family while they live there. But more than that, the new entry foreshadows the quality and aesthetics of the other rooms in the house, just like a firm handshake and eye contact is a preview of what to expect. - Justin Zeller owns a design-build remodeling firm, Red House Custom Building, serving RI and MA. Besides being a Certified Remodeler, Justin has led the team at Red House to win multiple peer-reviewed awards for design and service achievements. Justin also sits on the Board of Directors and serves as Vice President of EM NARI. Photos by Aaron Usher Instagram: @redhousedesignbuild

Budget Blinds blackout roller shades, photo credit installer Adam Brannick
Example of a mid-sized transitional guest bedroom design in Cedar Rapids with gray walls and no fireplace

The lovely piece depicted is an integral part of this Tuscan wine cellar door Dallas Texas. It is of wrought iron, in a grapevine design, and adds a unique beauty to the wine room entryway. The arched dual pane glass door allows the owner to view his collection from outside the wine cellar. Glimpsed through the dual pane glass door are unfinished Mahogany wine racks. Recessed LED lighting illuminates them to great effect. View more door options at http://www.winecellarspec.com/custom-wine-cellar-doors-for-refrigerated-wine-cellars/. Wine Cellar Specialists 6119 Greenville Ave Dallas, TX 75206 (972) 454-0480 Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/winecellarspecialistschicago

Example of a 1950s home design design in Seattle

This kitchen remodel has been 27 years in the making and was ready for an all-around update. During our first few meetings, our client had envisioned what drawers would house which items and really wanted the kitchen to accommodate more people whether for a simple meal or for multiple cooks during a celebratory gathering. The original kitchen did not have enough storage and the island did not allow for much seating space. Our client dreamed of a kitchen where she could cook and entertain her family and friends at the same time. An existing wall enclosing the kitchen was removed and another wall was extended to room for a wall of cabinetry while also allowing the space for a bigger island. Upon entering the kitchen, a base cabinet with beveled glass doors showcases the beautiful china that our client has collected throughout the years. The new kitchen is packed with appliances that allow our client to make the best usage of them. A 48” American Range Lenged Series rangetop and a 48” stainless steel hood by Windster form the heart of the kitchen. A stainless steel backsplash allows easy maintenance for our client who uses the kitchen so often. The new wall now starts with a desk/office area, a 30” American Range Legacy Series double wall oven, a 36” French door refrigerator, ice maker, wine refrigerator and beverage center. A mixer stand is located in the base cabinet of the island to save countertop space and a drawer bank allows for baking utensils. A prep sink is part of the island with a single trash to make cooking, prepping and cleaning an ease for multiple cooks. A microwave drawer is also available on the island. Easy access and once again keeping the countertop work space open and free. Storage is available at the seating area for seasonal items. The kitchen finishes were completely switched out as well. The new cabinetry consists of a Cherry species in the Nantucket door style by Crystal Cabinets. Cabinets were finished in a Cinnamon stain with black glazing in a distressed look with cracking and wearing. The surrounding cabinets have a leathered granite and a marble countertop for the island. The three-part crown was inspired by an armoire that has been with the family for a long period of time. Crystal knobs and cup style pulls provide the finishing touches to this beautiful and functional kitchen. Ever since the kitchen has been completed, our client has spent so much time in the kitchen, cooking at home has overridden the want to go out and eat. Preview First