Interior Designer: The Design Collective & JLV Creative Photographer: Rob McDaniel

Photo Credit: Ryan Corrigan
This is an example of a mediterranean landscaping in Omaha.

Cool Paint is a paint roof cover that absorbs the warmth of the sun to keep the roof and the surrounding area cooler. The roof lasts longer and the temperature in the interior is more comfortable. Once the service is implemented, it starts to pay for itself. Cool Paint is weather-resistant and non-dissolvent. The cooling effect has a value (measured according to ASTM E1980) of SRI (Solar Reflectance Index). The SRI value of Cool Paint is 89. Therefore, a Cool Paint covering is 72% of sunlight and returns 87% of the heat to the atmosphere rather than the underlying air. Most solar heat reduces the difference in the roof temperature between day and night, summer and winter. The roof's lifetime is extended by constantly lower temperatures.

A striking organic Westside Village Master Bathroom Remodel where handmade materials take center stage. Rich red handmade fireclay tile lines the walk-in shower with artisanal character, while natural stone flooring brings an earthy groundedness to the space. A freestanding soaking tub anchors the room, framed by natural wood tones and polished nickel finishes. Starphire ultra-clear glass panels complete the suite with seamless transparency – a space that feels both curated and completely natural.

Close-up of the custom wood vanity drawer fronts, showing the natural wood grain and square matte black cabinet hardware pulls used throughout the new industrial-style bathroom.

Country home design photo in Denver

Minimalist bathroom photo in Philadelphia

Minimalist exterior home photo in Seattle

Stained Glass Shining on the stair hand rail.
Large arts and crafts wooden spiral staircase photo in Austin with wooden risers

Staircase - transitional staircase idea in Seattle

Vancouver Landscaper Landscaping Backyard Renovation Frontyard patio deck design garden retaining wall Fence Brick Fire pit
Inspiration for a modern landscaping in Vancouver.

Vertically arranged white tile adds subtle texture to the shower walls. This detail view highlights the tile pattern and the way natural light catches its surface.