Photo credit: Amielle Clouâtre
Minimalist staircase photo in Montreal

J&K Cabinetry door in Pebble, a soft sage tone — a calm, modern colour choice, at Badger Cabinets, Oak Creek.

Urban hallway photo in Miami

Example of a mid-sized minimalist open concept light wood floor and brown floor family room design in Houston with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a concrete fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Beautiful Stencil in WC courtesy of Samyukta Mudugal.
Trendy home design photo in Denver

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Home design - 1960s home design idea in Toulouse

A unique outdoor space is the perfect spot for secluded gatherings. These homeowners were intent on having a private, inviting space for their friends and family—a central entertainment and hangout spot. With a pool at the top of the wish list, D. A. Dunlevy had to address a low part of the yard that held a great deal of water. We designed the elevation to be higher than the existing grade, and used soil from the excavation to create the needed elevation and drainage. We then installed a modern pool and hot tub, a generous surrounding patio and dining area, a lounge area, and a unique fire pit. Other custom touches included a changing area, an Ipe diving board, winding stone paths, walls that doubled as benches, and extensive plantings that tied in with the existing landscape. The end result was a modern, stunning space that everyone would want to visit — and few would want to leave.

Inspiration for a mediterranean home design remodel in New York

Deck - modern deck idea

pinwheel tile from B&F Ceramics
Example of a transitional home design design in DC Metro

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Home design - traditional home design idea in Boston

Our challenge for this home office renovation was to add tons of character without creating anything that might be too distracting during video meetings. In order to achieve this, we decided to use the room’s tall ceilings to their full potential. A contemporary open weave light fixture along with a graphic line drawing motif wallpaper become the focal point, both framed by a walnut floating shelf for plants. The wallpaper’s midcentury modern-inspired color story is complemented by other elements in the room, including the custom color-blocked drapery. By concentrating the visual interest in the upper and lower portions of the room, we were able to deliver a unique design that packed a punch “off camera” while still creating a light and airy atmosphere that’s perfect for those frequent work from home meetings.