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This beautiful living room designed by Cathy Stark of C Stark Design incorporates beautiful artwork by contemporary painter Max Hammond and contemporary sculptor Brad Howe (both pictured in this image). Hammond's large scale painting, full of both bold and subtle colors, is the perfect backdrop and complement to this transitional contemporary art lovers home. Sculptor Brad Howe's modern contemporary piece is pictured on the smaller table, and the layering of visual interest and form makes the space exciting and unique.
Artists Max Hammond, Brad Howe and Quim Bove are represented by Bonner David Galleries, located in Scottsdale, AZ

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Example of a mid-century modern bathroom design in Portland
Example of a mid-century modern bathroom design in Portland
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Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in Portland
Kitchen - traditional kitchen idea in Portland

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Home design - traditional home design idea in Portland
Home design - traditional home design idea in Portland

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Example of a classic family room design in Portland
Example of a classic family room design in Portland

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Traditional exterior home idea in Portland
Traditional exterior home idea in Portland

Other people call this style Zen gardens because they are meant for contemplation. This garden style originated in Japan at the same time Zen Buddhism started to become more popular around 1300 AC.
Japanese gardens tend to be minimalist, monochromatic and well-trimmed. Not straight lines like in Formal gardens, but rather round or smoothly in and out shapes. Since the purpose of creating this garden style is for contemplation, relaxation and meditation, every element brought into the design has to be in alignment with this philosophy. These gardens are meant to connect visually but not physically. Japanese gardens calm your senses.
Like English gardens, they are meant to be around your home. This garden style wants to replicate the mountains and rivers seeing in the beautiful natural landscapes in Asia but at a small, intimate scale. Every element brought to Japanese gardens has a meaning. These elements have to be well curated and carefully placed. Boulders represent mountains, raked white sands represent rivers and waves from the ocean, bridges mean connection between the earthly world and the spiritual earth, islands symbolize of longevity and health, water basins are used for ritual cleansing and the round trimmed bushes provide smoothness and calm to your senses. Sound is
something not to forget when planning these gardens. You can achieve this by incorporating soft running water or planting bamboo (its leaves produce a soft, crackling sound when wind passes by). Water also represents life-giving force.
Other garden elements to consider are stone lanterns, color red (denotes strength, strong emotions, vitality, power). Plants mostly used in Japanese gardens are cherry trees, Japanese maples, pines, Yaupon hollies, bamboo, azaleas, camelias, hydrangeas, water lilies, mosses among others.

These customers were from California and had an affinity for the Caribbean…they wanted a pool area that reminded them of their home state, reminded them of the Bahamas, and harmonized with the native Lowcountry natural environment. (Let’s see if an A.I. robot could design that!) It wasn’t a typical customer request, but the couple was happy with the results…and I was happy I was able to pull it off.
The spartina salt marsh backdrop is obviously quintessentially “Lowcountry”; I designed the pool area to represent the rocky California coast using colors that represented the various shades of white sand commonly found on the South Carolina coast. What’s more, I added palmetto trees (icons of the SC coast) and two shrubs that are commonly found on both the SC and CA coasts: a sago palm and a yaupon holly. (I wouldn’t have manicured the holly like they did, but to each their own.)
I made the pool as clear-blue as possible to represent the seawater of the Bahamas, and I tied everything together using some of the same indigenous coastal grasses that can be seen in the first photo on this page (the one which exemplifies what I think makes the Lowcountry special).

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Home design - craftsman home design idea in Portland
Home design - craftsman home design idea in Portland

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Example of an arts and crafts living room design in Portland
Example of an arts and crafts living room design in Portland

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