The mudroom includes a ski storage area for the ski in and ski out access. Photos by Gibeon Photography
Example of a mountain style gray floor mudroom design with white walls and a glass front door

Tessa Neustadt

[Re-Use Malta Grey 12"x24" with 2"x2" mosaics on back wall] Complete your bathroom's design with elegant and beautiful tile from Ceramic Tile Design. CTD is a family owned business with a showroom and warehouse in both San Rafael and San Francisco. Our showrooms are staffed with talented teams of Design Consultants. Whether you already know exactly what you want or have no knowledge of what's possible we can help your project exceed your expectations. To achieve this we stock the best Italian porcelain lines in a variety of styles and work with the most creative American art tile companies to set your project apart from the rest. Our warehouses not only provide a safe place for your order to arrive but also stock a complete array of all the setting materials your contractor will need to complete your project saving him time and you, money. The warehouse staff is knowledgeable and friendly to help make sure your project goes smoothly.

Photo: Sean Litchfield
Study room - contemporary built-in desk dark wood floor study room idea in New York with white walls

Mid-sized trendy gray three-story wood flat roof photo in New York

Hidden behind a set of hinging cabinet fronts is a large safe, ideal for safely storing guns, jewelry, cash, and other valuables.
Mid-sized urban attached one-car garage workshop photo in Dallas

When we found out we were expecting in June, we had already put a plan in motion to merge our home offices to eventually make way for a nursery. After the excitement of the big news we kicked it into high gear! First off we painted the room a crisp white to contrast from the past 2 tone dark office colours. Our amazing painter Carolyn from Roll Her Sleeves then traced out and painted our vision for the mural. At first we wanted to go very minimal but after looking at it for a few weeks, we asked her to come back and add a forefront layer of grey mountains, details in the peaks and the yellow sun. During that time the search for the perfect modern crib was on. We found the Hudson model from Babyletto which we loved from one of our suppliers in the states but after duties and shipping it ended up being more practical to buy it here in town. At the Artemano opening we hosted in November, we connected with Jonathan from Obasan mattresses. He graciously offered to supply us with one of their locally made high quality mattresses. We can’t wait for our baby boy to sleep on it! Our rocking chair has quite the story behind it. We originally found it for $8 ( yes eight ) dollars last spring. We weren’t sure at the time where and how we were going to use it so we had stored it in one of the garages where we were keeping furniture for an ongoing model home project. One morning we arrived and noticed the chair was missing. We made a call to our construction contact and he relayed the message. Next thing we know a worker was jumping in the garbage bins across the street. They had believed the chair was to be thrown away. Although a bit dusty it was recovered in decent shape. A few months passed and we started entertaining the idea of using it as our rocker. We asked Melissa’s dad if he would be interested in converting it to a rocker for us, and always up for a challenge he accepted and came through big time! At least was the task of reupholstering. We kind of liked the fun bright orange it was but decided to keep it safe with a nice grey material. After trying numerous curtains ( we lost count ) we finally settled on a old fav, the west elm chevrons. As well, 3 or 4 rugs were attempted until we tried the yellow rug from Urban Barn and instantly knew that was the one. We slid a couple small Ikea hacks in there. We wrapped an inexpensive floor lamp with rope to give it a different look ( and hide the silver since everything is brass ) and spray painted the shelf hinges to match the rest of the finishes. Photo: Sacha Leclair

Example of a classic gender-neutral shed design in New York

The Hottie safely stores bikes and looks good doing it.
Example of a small minimalist family room design

Example of a huge transitional l-shaped eat-in kitchen design in Dublin with beaded inset cabinets, stainless steel appliances and an island

Peter McMenamin
Mid-sized tuscan dark wood floor hallway photo in Los Angeles with beige walls

This newly constructed bedroom was designed to specifically install a jewelry safe to be hidden behind the mirror. The cabinet was reinforced to hold the six hundred pound safe. The mirrored door limited the safe's door to a 90 degree door swing so the jewelry drawers had to accommodate this limited door swing. To take advantage of the limited door swing we designed three internal necklace racks of various sizes to hang her necklaces. Our necklace racks are designed to pull out past the ninety degree door so the entire depth of the safe can be utilized. This design for storing necklaces is far superior than simply hanging them on hooks in back of the door. The safe's custom color matched the room and the Birdseye Maple jewelry cabinet with beige ultra suede fabric was a perfect blend of colors. Custom jewelry trays stored her collection exactly as she requested.

Photo: Mars Photo and Design © 2017 Houzz, Cork wall covering is used for the prefect backdrop to this study/craft area in this custom basement remodel by Meadowlark Design + Build.

John Bedell
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional gender-neutral blue floor nursery remodel in San Francisco

Mid-sized danish master carpeted and beige floor bedroom photo in San Diego with white walls

Sarah Reynolds
Minimalist home office photo in Dublin

A rustic, yet refined Texas farmhouse by Architect Michael Imber is adorned throughout the exterior with handcrafted copper lanterns from Bevolo. Airy, light-filled, & set amid ancient pecan and sycamore tree groves, the architect's use of materials allows the structure to seamlessly harmonize with its surroundings, while Interior Designer Fern Santini's clever use of texture & patina, bring warmth to every room within. The result is a home built with a true understanding and love for the past. See more of the project. http://ow.ly/8mDo30nCqT7 Featured Lanterns: Governor Flush Mount http://ow.ly/iHRw30nCqVI

Luxury Closet Design and Space Planning Photo by Lisa Duncan Photography
Example of a mid-sized minimalist women's light wood floor and beige floor walk-in closet design in San Francisco with shaker cabinets and gray cabinets

Pamper the cook in your kitchen with a beautiful walk-in pantry. Shown here in Driftwood, it blends gracefully into your home, multiplying your storage space to keep countertops clear and make way for prepping food and entertaining. Tall shelving towers and deep corner shelves can be stocked with your favorite groceries, small appliances, and cookbooks. A built-in wine rack and stemware holder stores bottles above and glasses below, keeping them safe and convenient to reach. Tray dividers store cookie sheets, cutting boards, and platters on their sides to maximize storage space, and slide-out wire baskets keep produce visible and easily accessible.