Transitional one-story exterior home idea in Los Angeles

Custom bar tables give added functionality to the cedar beams and allow for added entertaining space. Designed & built by Jim Odom at Archadeck Austin. Photo Credit: Kristian Alveo & TimberTown

Michael Terrell
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless sunroom remodel in St Louis

Example of a mid-sized classic gray one-story wood house exterior design in DC Metro with a metal roof

Photo by Jeremy Bittermann
Inspiration for a coastal one-story mixed siding exterior home remodel in Portland

Mid-sized tuscan beige two-story stucco exterior home photo in Los Angeles with a hip roof

Exterior of first Massachusetts LEED certified home (2006) utilizing solar PV, expansive window design for optimal light and solar gain, recycled rubber shingled roof designed to look and feel like slate angled for seasonal variations. Instead of gutters the house uses rain handlers, a system designed by engineers at MIT to disperse water away from house and prevent soil erosion.

Photography by Jane Leigh Luce
Inspiration for an asian backyard stone garden path in DC Metro.

This is an example of a country porch design in Philadelphia.

This homeowner was looking for a luxurious getaway to relax by! Designed for entertaining, this project features a natural-wood themed poolside pavilion, and underneath it lies a homey lounge area in front of the wood-burning fireplace! A glorious outdoor kitchen, patio & deck, puts the finishing touching on this resort styled project!

Cottage exterior home idea in Philadelphia

Farmhouse stone back porch photo in Houston with a roof extension

Matt Powell
Small mountain style brown three-story wood gable roof photo in Charlotte

Roof Ornamental iron handrail Natural slate roof tiles Custom copper roof vents with solid brass trim Custom copper chimney caps/shrouds Custom copper rain gutters, down spouts, leader heads and copper flashings.

Long panel custom size door in sandstone
Example of a mid-sized classic two-story stone beige garage design in Toronto

Front entry way with poured concrete seamed with tumbled Mexican pebbles. The gate with steel mesh fence. Knife-edged acacia bush, fruitless olive tree. Landscape design by www.JaneSrebnikGardenDesign.com

This home received a complete exterior transformation designed for durability, beauty, and long‑term performance. • ? Dark Bronze Andersen Series 100 Windows – energy‑efficient, modern, and seamlessly integrated during the siding installation for full waterproofing. • ? New HardiePlank® Siding – expertly installed for timeless curb appeal and superior protection against Houston’s climate. • ? Sherwin‑Williams Rain Refresh™ Paint (2 coats) – a self‑cleaning finish that keeps the exterior looking fresh with minimal maintenance. • ?️ Gutter Restoration – the homeowner’s recently installed gutters were carefully removed, repainted, and reinstalled for a flawless finish. • ? Lighting Upgrade – stylish new sconce lights and a matching chandelier add warmth, character, and that extra “wow” factor. By coordinating the window installation with the siding remodel, we ensured every opening was fully waterproofed—protecting the home for years to come.

This home received a complete exterior transformation designed for durability, beauty, and long‑term performance. • ? Dark Bronze Andersen Series 100 Windows – energy‑efficient, modern, and seamlessly integrated during the siding installation for full waterproofing. • ? New HardiePlank® Siding – expertly installed for timeless curb appeal and superior protection against Houston’s climate. • ? Sherwin‑Williams Rain Refresh™ Paint (2 coats) – a self‑cleaning finish that keeps the exterior looking fresh with minimal maintenance. • ?️ Gutter Restoration – the homeowner’s recently installed gutters were carefully removed, repainted, and reinstalled for a flawless finish. • ? Lighting Upgrade – stylish new sconce lights and a matching chandelier add warmth, character, and that extra “wow” factor. By coordinating the window installation with the siding remodel, we ensured every opening was fully waterproofed—protecting the home for years to come.