Kevin Spector of SMP design + construction designed this Prairie Style Lake Home in rural Michigan sited on a ridge overlooking a lake. Materials include Stone, Slate, Cedar & Anderson Frank Lloyd Wright Series Art Glass Windows. The centerpiece of the home is a custom wood staircase, that promotes airflow & light transmission.

A Jersey Shore home we decorated in easy neutrals for the ultimate summer hangout. Contemporary furnishings by Holly Hunt and B&B Italia set the tone for a relaxed lifestyle, which we then contrasted with dark room dividers and accent side tables by Todd Hase. Our goal was to create a trendy and sophisticated environment that promoted stress-free living in a light and airy space.

In an uneven terrain both in form and slope, with a pre-existing construction, a house is built integrated in the land whose main access, both car and pedestrian is located north of the land, aiming to provide privacy to the housing due to its surroundings . Developing in an L-shaped, it makes a clear separation between the technical and social areas and the more private areas. Having, the client, aimed at a "non-cubic" but still contemporary home, the sloped cover promotes a set of volumes. One of the requirements for the development of the project relies on the low maintenance of the house resulting in the choice of materials and tones less subject to temporal degradation.

The perfect winter getaway for these Pacific Northwest clients of mine. I wanted to design a space that promoted relaxation (and sunbathing!), so my team and I adorned the home almost entirely in warm neutrals. To match the distinct artwork, we made sure to add in powerful pops of black, brass, and a tad of sparkle, offering strong touches of modern flair.

Don't be fooled, The Paxton is an optimal family home plan with abundant square footage in a narrow footprint. The open great room, island kitchen, and dining room promote family togetherness while a rear porch welcomes nature lovers. With two master suites, this design is ideal for multigenerational households. Two additional bedrooms, a study, and bonus room provide flexibility.

In an uneven terrain both in form and slope, with a pre-existing construction, a house is built integrated in the land whose main access, both car and pedestrian is located north of the land, aiming to provide privacy to the housing due to its surroundings . Developing in an L-shaped, it makes a clear separation between the technical and social areas and the more private areas. Having, the client, aimed at a "non-cubic" but still contemporary home, the sloped cover promotes a set of volumes. One of the requirements for the development of the project relies on the low maintenance of the house resulting in the choice of materials and tones less subject to temporal degradation.

Although the exterior lends itself to sophistication, the floorplan promotes living at its easiest. Columns accent the dining room, while built-ins add convenience to the great room. The kitchen features a pass-thru, and French doors lead outside from the breakfast area. From sidelights to clerestories, this home's full of light. The utility room includes cabinets, and the bonus room is accessible.

Don't be fooled, The Paxton is an optimal family home plan with abundant square footage in a narrow footprint. The open great room, island kitchen, and dining room promote family togetherness while a rear porch welcomes nature lovers. With two master suites, this design is ideal for multigenerational households. Two additional bedrooms, a study, and bonus room provide flexibility.

Isaias came in with no plans and no prior renovation experience. I only asked him one question: “Is this for your own home or a rental property?” Since it was a rental, we kept it simple and practical. After choosing a color, we scheduled our Project Manager to visit the property and take measurements. The design was ready shortly after, and once everything was confirmed, we got to work. From start to finish — completed in just 2 days. Simple. Professional. Different promotions every month.

At The Porches of Kennebunk, you will find quality design and construction paired with a natural setting and desirable amenities. Located on 12-plus acres, The Porches of Kennebunk was carefully designed to combine efficient use of the land with amenities designed for social interaction. A special emphasis has been placed on high quality cottage homes, sustainable design and low-maintenance living, with the condominium units positioned to engage with nature, promote a true sense of community, and encourage new traditions.

Although the exterior lends itself to sophistication, the floorplan promotes living at its easiest. Columns accent the dining room, while built-ins add convenience to the great room. The kitchen features a pass-thru, and French doors lead outside from the breakfast area. From sidelights to clerestories, this home's full of light. The utility room includes cabinets, and the bonus room is accessible.

With the Fulgor Milano brand, Meneghetti SpA offers a signature range of products in cooking, washing, refrigeration, ventilation and the storage of food and wine. The product range was born from the international expertise of our designers and committed investment in research. Fulgor Milano was launched thanks to the vision and determination of its project team and moves into the future benefiting from major investments in research and innovation. Fulgor Milano is offered as a creative concept and design in the world of cooking, promoting the Italian spirit of excellence around the world.

Project the day we completed the installation. The new sod greens up in a few weeks when temperatures warm up. Backyard landscape design to correct rainwater runoff and promote drainage away from the home. This shows a new paver patio for relaxation while the dogs play. Before installing the sod, the yard was contoured to direct water to a low area we created in the backyard. With a series of swales and underground gutter drain pipes we corrected the problem of poor drainage.

Project the day we completed the installation. The new sod greens up in a few weeks when temperatures warm up. Backyard landscape design to correct rainwater runoff and promote drainage away from the home. This shows a new paver patio for relaxation while the dogs play. Before installing the sod, the yard was contoured to direct water to a low area we created in the backyard. With a series of swales and underground gutter drain pipes we corrected the problem of poor drainage.

The arched lotus screen filters the sunlight and a hand carved floral sofa graces the living room. The carving is so delicate and detailed, it takes your breath away. Indian interior design is about balancing energies and creating a place that promotes health and prosperity. An antique Ganesha door graces the entryway and you are greeted with a carved statue of Krishna, the Hindu god who preserves the world with beauty and peace.

To complete the contemporary aesthetic, the kitchen incorporates subtle yet impactful design elements. Neutral tones, such as soft grays and whites, create a serene backdrop, allowing the wooden cabinetry and gray countertops to shine. The open concept design seamlessly integrates the kitchen with adjacent living or dining areas, promoting a sense of connectivity and facilitating social interaction.

Don't be fooled, The Paxton is an optimal family home plan with abundant square footage in a narrow footprint. The open great room, island kitchen, and dining room promote family togetherness while a rear porch welcomes nature lovers. With two master suites, this design is ideal for multigenerational households. Two additional bedrooms, a study, and bonus room provide flexibility.

Another mature Crape Myrtle serves as a beautiful focal point just beyond the Bocce Ball court. Landscape lighting promotes nighttime play, roses scent the air in summer.