Bathroom - modern bathroom idea in San Francisco

Trim+Edge is a custom mid-century modern residential landscape remodel in East Austin, Texas (78702). Designed by Hush House, the project transforms a sloped residential lot into three functional outdoor zones using a slatted steel retaining wall, a pea gravel courtyard, and a shaded patio lounge. 2. Design Challenge & Architectural Solution The Challenge: Leveling a sloped backyard lot to create usable, multi-functional outdoor living spaces for family gathering and entertaining. The Solution: Installing a low-profile, slatted steel retaining structure to level the upper lawn while creating a seamless step-down transition into a pea gravel courtyard and shaded patio lounge directly adjacent to the main home. 3. Key Architectural Features & Materials Slatted Steel Retaining Wall: A custom steel retaining structure that encases, levels, and elevates the upper lawn area. Pea Gravel Courtyard: A low-maintenance gravel patio designed for flexible seating, dining, and casual outdoor entertaining. Shaded Patio Lounge: An oversized covered seating area situated right next to the house for all-day shade and comfort. Three-Zone Functional Layout: A layered landscape plan designed to activate distinct areas for concurrent family activities and large social gatherings.

Transitional bathroom photo in Philadelphia

Shaw’s Floorigami Style: Stay Toned Color: Toasted Marshmallow Floorigami is easy to install with little to no experience. Great for DYI. Just clean space Peel and stick and if you don’t like it pick it up and move it. Very versatile. Can be made into a rug or you can do a whole room. Comes in 4 colors including the Toasted Marshmallow as shown.

Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Vancouver

House of Beast

Stone, Masonry, Landscape, Hardscape, Brick, Stone Repair, Brick Repair, Parging, Chimney Repair, Mason, Bricklayer, Stone siding, Brick siding, Porch repair, walkway repair, patio repair, New patio, Stone veneer, Brick veneer, Precast stone, Limestone, Window sills, New opening exterior

This photo highlights the crown molding beading our carpenters created. You can see the light groove cut into the bottom of the beading. This extra feature, although a small touch, adds depth to the beading and makes it appear to stand out from the wall itself. This will become even more noticeable once we paint the beading.