We recently designed & built this GENNIUS patio in Downingtown, PA. At the push of a button, the awning retracts for light and view. For this project, we integrated the stone columns and GENNIUS columns. When you want more protection, keep the awning out. These homeowners decided to incorporate outdoor lighting so they could enjoy the patio at night. Another benefit of an awning? You can host a gathering without having to worry about the unpredictable weather.

Striking stainless steel design. Strikingly delicious drinks — espresso, cappuccino, latte, macchiato, long or short coffee, even hot water for tea. Like a great cup of coffee, the Wolf coffee system strikes all the right notes. It produces professional-quality drinks with the touch of a couple of buttons and lets you easily customize every aspect of your drink, from temperature to strength to level of foam. It can be installed anywhere, requiring no tie-in to a water line. It cleans the milk nozzle with push button ease because milk never enters the internal workings. In short, it is a joy to use and own.

White solar shades on this sunroom reduce glare and add privacy while preserving the view to the outside. They also help lower the interior temperature on hot summer days. Exterior Solar Shades can be operated with the push of a button from inside the view.

The ultimate design goal was to create a functional open, contemporary kitchen. The design features included the addition of under-cabinet lights, multiple switches for the lights, and all on dimmers, t least one switch for recessed lights, one for under cabinet lights, one for pendant light above the island, etc. It features a farm-style kitchen sink, a sensor faucet that you touch to turn on and off, and a button next to the sink with a smart garbage disposal function. Eternal Statuario Polished Quartz was utilized for the kitchen countertop, while Subway tile was chosen for the kitchen backsplash. As for the floating shelf, a stylish butcher block was added.

The ultimate design goal was to create a functional open, contemporary kitchen. The design features included the addition of under-cabinet lights, multiple switches for the lights, and all on dimmers, t least one switch for recessed lights, one for under cabinet lights, one for pendant light above the island, etc. It features a farm-style kitchen sink, a sensor faucet that you touch to turn on and off, and a button next to the sink with a smart garbage disposal function. Eternal Statuario Polished Quartz was utilized for the kitchen countertop, while Subway tile was chosen for the kitchen backsplash. As for the floating shelf, a stylish butcher block was added.

Kitchen - transitional kitchen idea in Cleveland

The twenty foot wide opening for this pocket door system was the creation of Ron Darling. The first of it's kind, the window panels rolled back into pockets in the wall to totally disappear with the push of a button. When open the owners and their guests can interact with the patio as if they were one room. A small track embedded into the granite allows the window panels to glide smoothly back into the wall.

A removeable room at the push of a button. That's what Shade Doctor offers that no one else can say. Our warranty and wind rating back that up. This project included the X-Ray self adjusting motorized shade system with a 105 MPH wind rating and fixed shades in the gable for a clean look. Install took 1 day.

In the master bedroom it only takes a push of a button to get your entertainment set up in your suite. It all starts with Lutron motorized shades gracefully moving down to cover the windows. Moments later your 55" Sony TV will descend from the hidden pocket in the ceiling.

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless open concept concrete floor and gray floor living room remodel in Dallas with white walls, a standard fireplace, a concrete fireplace and no tv

Here are the Master Controls of the Lutron Spacer Lighting Control System, as well as the Home Security Keypad that we had to relocate. This Master Control allows the owner to set predetermined lighting scenes and then to recall them at the push of a button. It provides maximum control of all the lighting in the room.

Jeff McCutcheon
Large elegant u-shaped brown floor dining room photo in Columbus with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, gray backsplash, glass tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

The ultimate design goal was to create a functional open, contemporary kitchen. The design features included the addition of under-cabinet lights, multiple switches for the lights, and all on dimmers, t least one switch for recessed lights, one for under cabinet lights, one for pendant light above the island, etc. It features a farm-style kitchen sink, a sensor faucet that you touch to turn on and off, and a button next to the sink with a smart garbage disposal function. Eternal Statuario Polished Quartz was utilized for the kitchen countertop, while Subway tile was chosen for the kitchen backsplash. As for the floating shelf, a stylish butcher block was added.

In 2002, no one had ever used the idea of motorizing a pocket window to open a Kitchen out to the patio. Ron's creativity is shown off here with the window he designed for the 2002 street of dreams. The opening provided when the windows are retracted is twenty feet wide and five feet high. Each side is motorized to retract back into pockets in the wall with the push of a button.

Claw-foot bathtub - large traditional master white tile and subway tile mosaic tile floor claw-foot bathtub idea in Baltimore with a pedestal sink, soapstone countertops, a two-piece toilet and green walls

Mudroom - small craftsman ceramic tile and gray floor mudroom idea in Chicago with gray walls and a white front door

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Inspiration for a contemporary deck remodel in Orange County

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Inspiration for a mid-sized farmhouse kitchen remodel in Atlanta

Inspiration for a modern white tile and porcelain tile medium tone wood floor, brown floor and wood wall drop-in bathtub remodel in Vancouver with a one-piece toilet and white walls