Robin Lampert
Large minimalist open concept porcelain tile living room photo in Miami with a bar, white walls and a wall-mounted tv

Photo of an asian landscaping in San Francisco.

The light from South Arch side window is focused upon the North wall where there is a large granite fossil. A smaller version of these swimming creatures appears above. Next to these is a cave-like opening where a thyme plant meanders down the rock wall. Other interesting artifacts are included in the design. Photo credits: Dan Drobnick

22 Greenlawn was the grand prize in Winnipeg’s 2017 HSC Hospital Millionaire Lottery. The New York lofts in Tribeca, combining industrial fixtures and pre war design, inspired this home design. The star of this home is the master suite that offers a 5-piece ensuite bath with freestanding tub and sun deck.

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

The Moongate residence seems to rise naturally from the red rocks, its glass curves strategically designed to capture panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and other remarkable landscapes. This harmonious fusion with nature creates a sense of continuity between inside and out, magnifying the home's overall aesthetic. At the heart of this home, the foyer's glass staircase stands out as a true work of art and engineering prowess. Suspended by steel rods, this staircase with its crystalline stair treads gives the illusion of floating, creating a spectacular visual effect in front of a vast wall of windows. This central element not only adds a touch of modernity and refinement, it also becomes a captivating focal point that impresses from the moment you enter. This project was awarded the SILVER prize in the INT Grand Prix du Design 2024. LOCATION: Sedona, Arizona, USA, Collaboration with Swaback Architecture & Design Studio THICKNESS: 3” (72 mm) COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula EDGE: Polished SPECIAL FEATURES: Floating steps Photo credit: Dino Tonn Photography / ARCHITECT : RICK WILCOXSON

A bright, vibrant, rustic, and minimalist interior is showcased throughout this one-of-a-kind 3D home. We opted for reds, oranges, bold patterns, natural textiles, and ample greenery throughout. The goal was to represent the energetic and rustic tones of El Salvador, since that is where the first village will be printed. We love the way the design turned out as well as how we were able to utilize the style, color palette, and materials of the El Salvadoran region! Designed by Sara Barney’s BANDD DESIGN, who are based in Austin, Texas and serving throughout Round Rock, Lake Travis, West Lake Hills, and Tarrytown. For more about BANDD DESIGN, click here: https://bandddesign.com/ To learn more about this project, click here: https://bandddesign.com/americas-first-3d-printed-house/

A Minneapolis, Minnesota family recently purchased a fixer-upper home. In the basement, there was a sauna. However, the non-brand sauna was horribly designed and rundown. The couple knew the potential of this 5’x’7’ space and contacted Finnleo to make their sauna dream a reality. The video below shows how the homeowners gutted out the old sauna and converted it to become the prized feature of their home. With their Finnleo cedar custom sauna completed, including the Himalaya rock tower heater operated by the SaunaLogic2 control with mobile app, the couple says the sauna has enhanced their lives immensely. It is their favorite end-of-day retreat from their busy lives. “We feel lucky to have a relaxing “home spa” that we can retreat to every single day, sometimes even twice a day. And to top it off, we love the ease of starting and controlling our sauna from anywhere, using our cell phones and the SL2 mobile app,” states the couple.

A unique Mining Themed Home Designed and Built by Trilogy Partners in Breckenridge Colorado on the Breckenridge Golf Course. This home was the grand prize winner of the 2008 Summit County Parade of Homes winning every major award. Also featured in Forbes Magazine. 5 Bedrooms 6 baths 5500 square feet with a three car garage. All exterior finishes are of reclaimed barn wood. Authentic timber frame structure. Interior by Trilogy Partners, additional interiors by Interiors by Design Michael Rath, John Rath, Clay Schwarck Photography

Inspiration for a small contemporary 3/4 gray tile, white tile and marble tile marble floor and gray floor corner shower remodel in Los Angeles with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, gray walls, an undermount sink, solid surface countertops, a hinged shower door and gray countertops

A Minneapolis, Minnesota family recently purchased a fixer-upper home. In the basement, there was a sauna. However, the non-brand sauna was horribly designed and rundown. The couple knew the potential of this 5’x’7’ space and contacted Finnleo to make their sauna dream a reality. The video below shows how the homeowners gutted out the old sauna and converted it to become the prized feature of their home. With their Finnleo cedar custom sauna completed, including the Himalaya rock tower heater operated by the SaunaLogic2 control with mobile app, the couple says the sauna has enhanced their lives immensely. It is their favorite end-of-day retreat from their busy lives. “We feel lucky to have a relaxing “home spa” that we can retreat to every single day, sometimes even twice a day. And to top it off, we love the ease of starting and controlling our sauna from anywhere, using our cell phones and the SL2 mobile app,” states the couple.

This custom basalt boulder pondless fountain was built using black Mexican pebbles and a cut flagstone border. The basin is 12 feet wide and the tallest stone is 6 feet above the pebbles. Project Budget: Varies depending on the stone fountain piece, as shown $10,000- $12,000 Photograph by Jason Heller of Neptune's Water Gardens Neptune's Water Gardens is the premier water feature design and installation company in the #Omaha Metro area. Our naturally balanced, low-maintenance ecosystem ponds work with Mother Nature, not against her. We pride ourselves in creating water features that appear to have always existed in their surrounding landscape. Whether you choose an ecosystem #pond, decorative #fountainscape, #Pondless® #Waterfall or the new #RainXchange™ System that pairs a rainwater harvesting system with a #decorative water feature – you'll be thrilled with the sight and sound that water brings to your #landscape. From #trees to #shrubs; #patios to retaining walls, the experienced #designers and #craftsman at #Neptune's Water Gardens will be able to bring all of your #outdoor living ideas to reality . For more information and inspiration visit our website http://www.omahaponds.com . Serving the Omaha Metro Area and Eastern #Nebraska and Western #Iowa . Services include pond help, pond cleaning and repair, pond and water feature maintenance, boulder bubblers and fountains, water garden and koi pond design and installation, pondless and disappearing waterfall design and installation, landscape design installation and maintenance, Stone and paver patios and retaining walls . #neptuneswatergardens #ncn #cac #aquascape #pondstars

The Buddha sits on a bed of stones and is honored by fallen blossoms, pieces of pottery, shells and any other beautiful thing that deserves a pride of place for a moment.

Photo taken in the garden of David Benner. Photo by Jay Sifford
Design ideas for a traditional landscaping in Charlotte.