View of bathroom. Photography by Rob Kassabian
Example of a large trendy master beige tile concrete floor and beige floor doorless shower design in New York with a vessel sink, wood countertops, a wall-mount toilet, black countertops and black walls

Mountain style bedroom photo in Sacramento

www.hudsonwoods.com This is a great project from Lang Architect in the Catskill Mountains of NY. Each home is this development uses materials which are design-conscious to the local community & environment, which is why they found us. They used lumber & flooring from Hickman Lumber & Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Flooring for all the hardwood aspects of the home - walls, ceiling, doors, & floors. R&Q natural white oak. 3" & 4". Various Widths and lengths. Turned out Beautifully!

Inspiration for a timeless bathroom remodel in New York

Mindy Mellenbruch
Kitchen - mid-sized contemporary medium tone wood floor kitchen idea in San Diego with gray cabinets, blue backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Our designer has achieved a stylish look by combining dark cabinets and light-colored marbles.

Great room - large contemporary medium tone wood floor and brown floor great room idea with yellow walls and no fireplace

Bret Gum for Romantic Homes
Example of a small cottage chic open concept family room design in Los Angeles with white walls

Tiny bathroom, only 3'-6" wide. Shower is on the other side. Tiny lavatory with white shelf. Very space conscious, yet practical and usable.
Inspiration for a small contemporary kids' blue tile and glass tile porcelain tile alcove shower remodel in San Diego with a wall-mount sink, wood countertops, a one-piece toilet and blue walls

Barbara Ries
Elegant pool photo in San Francisco

The Lullaby Nano is Aquatica’s take on creating a small deep bathtub that is ideal for a small and space conscious designed bathroom, yet still modern. Smaller than the original and the Lullaby Mini, this Lullaby Nano is the smallest version in our Lullaby series at only 51” inches. This model is a chic but small soaking tub that still has an extra deep interior, ideal for a full-body soak, and its ergonomic design is made to provide ultimate comfort. The solid matte surface of the Lullaby’s AquateX™ material is warm and velvety to the touch. Furthermore, this solid surface bathtub boasts excellent heat retention and durability as well as a chrome-plated drain. If you’re short on space but still want a small deep tub, then this Lullaby Nano is the ideal fit.

Example of a small classic 3/4 beige tile, white tile and mosaic tile travertine floor alcove shower design in San Francisco with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, a one-piece toilet, beige walls, an undermount sink and solid surface countertops

The best part about this Kenton II 5-piece dining set may be its ability to mix and match styles so well! Its dark walnut and buttermilk finishes serve up a casual two-toned look, plus its smaller scaling makes it a smart choice for an eat-in kitchen or breakfast nook. But this dining set also features more formal design elements, like a gorgeous pedestal table base and keyhole chair backs. And if you’re space conscious, you’ll appreciate the table’s self-storing butterfly leaf—it provides extra table space when you need it and can easily be stowed out of sight when you don’t! Photo: ohsoglam.com

Within the BLUE BOX is a Blue Powder Room. Photography by Beton Brut.

AT ITS ORIGIN IS THE SPIRIT OF PURE CONSCIOUSNESS. | What comes after form? What value do we give to things in an age when good design and well-conceived functionality are self-evident requirements? These considerations were the starting point for developing a series of fittings that is seriously reserved in terms of form and which focuses on the deliberate, sensual experience of the element of water. MEM does not have an extroverted design; instead, the fitting becomes the interface between the architecture and the user – leaving room in everyday use for personal cleansing rituals in the bathroom. | Available at www.shopstudio41.com

Photo: A Darling Felicity © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for a small eclectic enclosed dark wood floor home design remodel in Seattle with beige walls, a wood stove and a tv stand

Client Needs: • Empty-Nesters desire to Age in Place and fulfill future accessibility needs. • Bedroom desired for aging parent. • Provide for large extended family multiday visits year round. • Maximize a simple live-work-play experience. • Owner’s desire to live off the land and grid. • Cost-conscious Net-Zero Energy Passive House quality required. • Maximize views from hill over farm land. • Inexperienced subcontractors to build. The Solution: • 1-story slab-on-grade design provides accessible rooms and circulation. • Matched cost-effective construction and insulation level with room needs. • High-performing construction at primary living areas meet Passive House standards. • Lighter insulated, wood stove heated rooms provide for extended 4-season use: - Glazed Screen Porch: living & sleeping. - Greenhouse: extended growing season. - Garage: storage & maintenance work. • Root Cellar: insulated concrete room stores food and provides storm sheltering. The Result: • Each room and the entire house serve the couple, additional parent, and large extended family gatherings well. • Cook(s) stay engaged with living and dining room guests while cooking in the open kitchen. • Easy living provided with uniquely placed activity areas and rooms flowing together, allowing circular movement thru the house. • Sweeping indoor and outdoor views provided. • Owners self-performed large parts of the construction using the simple building design. • A ground mounted solar array makes the Passive House home Net-Zero Energy. • The couple is practically self-sustaining for food, water and energy.

AT ITS ORIGIN IS THE SPIRIT OF PURE CONSCIOUSNESS. | What comes after form? What value do we give to things in an age when good design and well-conceived functionality are self-evident requirements? These considerations were the starting point for developing a series of fittings that is seriously reserved in terms of form and which focuses on the deliberate, sensual experience of the element of water. MEM does not have an extroverted design; instead, the fitting becomes the interface between the architecture and the user – leaving room in everyday use for personal cleansing rituals in the bathroom. | Available at www.shopstudio41.com

Example of a mid-sized transitional freestanding desk dark wood floor and brown floor study room design in New York with beige walls and no fireplace