These homeowners were looking to give their kitchen a refresh. They didn’t want to change the layout of the kitchen and the cabinet boxes were in great shape, so cabinet refacing was the perfect solution for them. For the kitchen cabinets, they went with a Carson door in maple and a floral white color. For the back of the island, they decided to go with a coffee bean color. We then installed a new Port Rush quartz countertop and a glass subway tile backsplash. The finishing touches for this kitchen remodel was adding crown molding and under cabinet LED lighting. A fresh new kitchen space just like our homeowner was looking for.

The bathroom remodel in Bloomington, IN included expanding the shower and installing a new Jacuzzi Primo tub. The main focal point is the 3x6 marble tiles that are place randomly and set to be staggered along the top. Most of the tile came from The Tile Shop and Rush River Studios. The shower floor is tumble marble and the walls are 8x24 planks. The goal was to make everything farily random and interesting. The waterfall tub faucet is from Sumerain and my client ordered it on Wayfair.

Color is the name of the game in the combined dining and living area. The dining table is from Crate & Barrel, the dining chairs are by Michael Weiss for Vanguard, and the jute rug is by Ralph Lauren Home. The rush-seated walnut armchairs at rear are antique Italian, and the decorative plates are part of the owners' collection.

Three water spigots surrounded by horsetail rush, make an attractive focal point to this already beautiful inground pool.
Example of a large trendy backyard rectangular pool fountain design in Other

Modern front yard featuring uplit statement planters, pavers, rock mulched bed and custom fencing. Planted with cape rush, phormium and papyrus.
Inspiration for a modern exterior home remodel in San Diego

Daltile; Gold Rush Photo features Golden Nugget mosaic on the floor and Golden Nugget 8 x 10 tile on the wall.
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Home design - contemporary home design idea in Denver

The Worn Stool is a member of the Worn Series of products made exclusively from recycled clothing and an eco-friendly Eco-poxy resin coating. Constructed of two pairs of jeans thrifted from stores in and around Brooklyn, the denim is then coated in resin mixture and left to harden. The resin coating allows the Worn Stool to maintain its shape without a substructure, making the products very lightweight with the capability to hold up to 450 pounds. Each stool is individually draped, making each stool a one-of-a-kind work of art. Photography by Allyson Lubow.

Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized traditional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen idea in New York with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, blue backsplash, glass tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, two islands and white countertops

A facelift in the kitchen included changing out the counter tops, a new backsplash and painting the whole kitchen, including an accent blue island. English country charm and character was preserved with the brick floor. Rush seats on the counter stools add more English charm.

Farmhouse table, wood chairs with rush seats and custom seat cushions, iron rustic chandelier looking into family room. Photo Credits: Shelly Richards Photography

Little Rev Flax Lillies, California Gray Rush, and Dwarf Mat Rush border the lighted walkway of this grand home’s entrance.
Inspiration for a large contemporary entryway remodel in San Diego with a medium wood front door

“Grey Expo” Silestone quartz countertops are beautifully complemented by a Cambria “Brittanicca” quartz waterfall transition island, providing ergonomic prep space for family members of different heights. The Thermador steam upper wall oven and lower single oven provide professional grade cooking capabilities for the family.

From the front room of the house, the grasses hide the road and complement the vineyard on the other side
Design ideas for a farmhouse landscaping in San Francisco.

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Kitchen - transitional kitchen idea in Minneapolis

Built-in seating, ceiling coffers, and a warm color palate create a welcome breakfast nook. swallowtailarchitecture.com Jim Somerset
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Elegant kitchen photo in Orlando

This large travertine shower showcases a mixture of natural stone tiles as well as a sloping & curved wall that separates the shower from the bathroom. The tile is mostly from Rush River Studios (from The Tile Shop) and includes a range of sizes from the broken cobblestone pieces on the floor to the larger 4” and 8” tiles on the walls. The shower has all the amenities from a three-shelf recessed niche to a curved bench that matches the opposite wall. The adjoining bathroom floor is a 5-piece “Versailles” pattern that uses travertine up to 18”. The 8” tiles on the bottom are in an offset pattern separated from the 4” tiles above that are set diagonally. The large mosaic band has some 1” glass tiles mixed in. These tiles are used for the top of the curved wall and he lp to tie the entire design together. The large niche is centered under the showerheads and is framed with large tile trims to make it another focal point and give lots of storage. Of course, under it all is the Kerdi waterproofing system. It was a complex design to bring together, but it was a blast to be a part of it!