Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized craftsman l-shaped ceramic tile and beige floor eat-in kitchen idea in Detroit with a single-bowl sink, shaker cabinets, brown cabinets, laminate countertops, beige backsplash, stone tile backsplash, white appliances, no island and beige countertops

Toward the back of the room you can see the large glass window that looks into the poker room from the bar. A gorgeous shot of the custom cabinetry and unique counter top material. There is so much texture and movement to it.

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Basement game room - mid-sized craftsman underground carpeted, beige floor and exposed beam basement game room idea in Detroit with brown walls

The Sports Lounge is the game center for residents where to enjoy a friendly game of billiards or enjoying Sunday football with friends. In addition to the poker tables and bar-style seating, the lounge also features a small prep kitchen and immediate access to the outdoor pool deck.

Example of a large transitional galley porcelain tile and beige floor kitchen design in Other with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, granite countertops, black backsplash, porcelain backsplash and black countertops

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Game room with bar, pool table, poker table and cozy sectional seating. Brands & Kribbs Photography
Mountain style open concept carpeted and beige floor family room photo in Denver with beige walls

Interior remodel of downtown warehouse loft. Designed for entertaining, the unit contains an open contemporary kitchen with an 18 ft. long island, professional golf simulator / theatre, and plenty of space for poker tables and arcade games. All utilitarian functions of the residence -- bathroom, powder room, laundry, and closet -- are all contained behind a curved steel wall that clearly defines the public and private spaces.

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Basement photo in Other

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This recently retired client of ours wanted a complete backyard renovation to create a space she could enjoy in her retirement. A decorative sand-finish concrete patio was designed to provide adequate space for dining and relaxing. A fire pit area was created for her to enjoy evening gatherings under the stars. A 36″ Lunar firepit by Elementi was chosen as the focal point of the space. An 18″ high segmental Strassen block seat wall by Borgert Products was created to surround the firepit. Discrete low-voltage landscape lighting by Unique Lighting was installed under the capstones of the seat wall to enhance the space’s warm nighttime ambiance. An 11” octagonal patio umbrella by Shademaker was installed to provide shade for hot summer days. Our client’s AC condenser unit was relocated and screened to create a quieter yard. Downspouts were converted into underground drains. The planting selection for the project included a Russian Hawthorn tree, ‘Bowl of Beauty’ Peony, Red Hot Poker, ‘Arctic Fire’ Dogwood, ‘Panchito’ Manzanita, Dwarf Burning Bush, Variegated Iris, and ‘Stella d’Oro’ Daylily.

This recently retired client of ours wanted a complete backyard renovation to create a space she could enjoy in her retirement. A decorative sand-finish concrete patio was designed to provide adequate space for dining and relaxing. A fire pit area was created for her to enjoy evening gatherings under the stars. A 36″ Lunar firepit by Elementi was chosen as the focal point of the space. An 18″ high segmental Strassen block seat wall by Borgert Products was created to surround the firepit. Discrete low-voltage landscape lighting by Unique Lighting was installed under the capstones of the seat wall to enhance the space’s warm nighttime ambiance. An 11” octagonal patio umbrella by Shademaker was installed to provide shade for hot summer days. Our client’s AC condenser unit was relocated and screened to create a quieter yard. Downspouts were converted into underground drains. The planting selection for the project included a Russian Hawthorn tree, ‘Bowl of Beauty’ Peony, Red Hot Poker, ‘Arctic Fire’ Dogwood, ‘Panchito’ Manzanita, Dwarf Burning Bush, Variegated Iris, and ‘Stella d’Oro’ Daylily.

Poker room
Large elegant enclosed carpeted game room photo in Salt Lake City with beige walls, no fireplace and no tv

This recently retired client of ours wanted a complete backyard renovation to create a space she could enjoy in her retirement. A decorative sand-finish concrete patio was designed to provide adequate space for dining and relaxing. A fire pit area was created for her to enjoy evening gatherings under the stars. A 36″ Lunar firepit by Elementi was chosen as the focal point of the space. An 18″ high segmental Strassen block seat wall by Borgert Products was created to surround the firepit. Discrete low-voltage landscape lighting by Unique Lighting was installed under the capstones of the seat wall to enhance the space’s warm nighttime ambiance. An 11” octagonal patio umbrella by Shademaker was installed to provide shade for hot summer days. Our client’s AC condenser unit was relocated and screened to create a quieter yard. Downspouts were converted into underground drains. The planting selection for the project included a Russian Hawthorn tree, ‘Bowl of Beauty’ Peony, Red Hot Poker, ‘Arctic Fire’ Dogwood, ‘Panchito’ Manzanita, Dwarf Burning Bush, Variegated Iris, and ‘Stella d’Oro’ Daylily.

Build-Ops is proud to have played a pivotal role in the development of VU Condominiums, a landmark project situated in the vibrant neighborhood of Kips Bay, New York. As part of this ambitious endeavor, we have meticulously crafted an array of amenities, including a poker room, laundry facilities, a welcoming lobby, a stylish lounge area, a fully-equipped fitness gym, versatile co-working spaces, fully-equipped kitchen facilities, spacious balconies, and more. Nestled at 368 Third Avenue, VU Condominiums epitomizes luxury living, offering residents an unparalleled lifestyle experience with its condos and comprehensive suite of amenities.

This recently retired client of ours wanted a complete backyard renovation to create a space she could enjoy in her retirement. A decorative sand-finish concrete patio was designed to provide adequate space for dining and relaxing. A fire pit area was created for her to enjoy evening gatherings under the stars. A 36″ Lunar firepit by Elementi was chosen as the focal point of the space. An 18″ high segmental Strassen block seat wall by Borgert Products was created to surround the firepit. Discrete low-voltage landscape lighting by Unique Lighting was installed under the capstones of the seat wall to enhance the space’s warm nighttime ambiance. An 11” octagonal patio umbrella by Shademaker was installed to provide shade for hot summer days. Our client’s AC condenser unit was relocated and screened to create a quieter yard. Downspouts were converted into underground drains. The planting selection for the project included a Russian Hawthorn tree, ‘Bowl of Beauty’ Peony, Red Hot Poker, ‘Arctic Fire’ Dogwood, ‘Panchito’ Manzanita, Dwarf Burning Bush, Variegated Iris, and ‘Stella d’Oro’ Daylily.

Example of a large transitional home design design in Other

Perched on the side of beautiful Okanagan Lake within the stunning community of Waterside, Lakestone, sits Slateview Villa. Build for the flexibility of a holiday home or year-round residence, this home is finished with the highest quality carpentry, stone, and charming lakeside design.