Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic backyard aboveground hot tub remodel in Orange County

This style shows the privacy fence in its simplest form. This customer choose to use western red cedar to build this fence for its durability and beauty.

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Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless l-shaped porcelain tile enclosed kitchen remodel in Atlanta with a double-bowl sink, raised-panel cabinets, beige cabinets, granite countertops, beige backsplash, stone tile backsplash, white appliances and no island

This spiral of low-water Dymondia ground cover and gravel with a striking blue urn in the middle took the place of a reduced lawn in the original design. The clients can see the fountain lit up from inside their living room while it also catches the eyes of passers by and guests walking up the front walkway.

Staircase - mid-sized transitional carpeted u-shaped staircase idea in Louisville with carpeted risers

Clean, white updated small bathroom
Bathroom - small modern 3/4 white tile and ceramic tile bathroom idea in Minneapolis with white cabinets

Inspiration for a contemporary living room remodel in Other

Photography by Bruce Damonte
1950s blue tile and glass tile alcove shower photo in San Francisco with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets and white walls

Our weather is moderate in San Diego and you could benefit from using a whole house fan to reduce your needs for air conditioning. Whole house fans keep your home cool through the usage of a powerful suction that pulls indoor warm air out, replacing that stale warm air with cooler outside air. Whole house fans can be manually turned on or programmed to run on a schedule. In order to achieve the desired results, windows for the home need to be open. The ideal time to run your whole house fan is when outside temperatures drop below inside temperatures. The fan will evacuate the warm air inside your home and exhaust it through the roof vents, while drawing in cooler outside air into the home through open windows. Design Options The simplest design option for whole-house fans are ceiling-mounted variations. These types of fans are installed in the attic between the ceiling and living space. These fans are the least expensive however they can be noisy and create vibrations. Ducted whole-house fans run much quieter than ceiling-mounted fans. With ducted whole-house fans, the ductwork will vent the inside warm air directly out of the home, rather than through attic vents likes the ceiling-mounted variation. With whole house fans you also have variable speeds that allow you to control the speed of inside warm air being expelled from the home. You can adjust it to high speed to flush air out quickly or low speed to allow for a continuous, gentle air flow. Programmable thermostats and temperature controllers add to the convenience by automating the whole-house fan.

Mid-sized beach style guest carpeted bedroom photo in Other with beige walls and no fireplace

Looking to enhance your modern bathroom? Look no further, your moulding can be the simplest and most looked over piece! Note that the case moulding is bold and stands out. Get the look with us! Window Casing: 110MUL; Door Casing: 121MUL.

After meeting with the client, we decided that reusing the existing wire throughout the penthouse was the simplest and most efficient approach. In the end - Sonos Music, Vantage Lights, and Enterprise WiFi is discretely placed throughout the residence.

Some of the simplest traditional designs can be the most appreciated and pleasing to the eye. This Saline home was situated on a wedged pie shaped lot which created its angular plan. But its presentation is simple clean and proportional and in tune with its surroundings.

While the adults are playing billiards, the kids are having the REAL fun in their play room. There is plenty of basket storage for toys and a wall-mounted tv for hours of entertainment. Photo Credit: Kevin Kelley, Gramophone

This photo is an example of Brick-It. The Thin Brick Only real brick gives you the beauty and warmth of brick and the Brick-It™ Designer Metal Grid Systems incorporates quality severe-weather tested, kiln-fired, authentic, clay thin brick. Bring the outside in and give your house or building the earthy touch of brick. Transform plain walls into something warmer, cozier with a timeless finish. The Brick-It™ Patented Panel(DMG) The panel is a G-60 Galvanized (non-corrosive)Metal formed to a patented Structural shape to align brick courses and to support and ensure a mechanical bond of each brick in place. It was created to make the installation of thin brick easy and durable. The shelves are for supporting the bricks and create perfect mortar lines. The interlocking edges found every 8 ¼” at the top and bottom of each panel become triple metal shelves that provide additional support to each grid and reinforce the wall as well. The interlocking edges produce level and straight horizontal lines creating perfectly aligned bricks every time. Mortar anchoring slots ensure a bonding to the grid, and the linear array of holes is designed for adhesive providing a mechanical attachment between the brick, grid and substrate. Roll formed continues ledges make this panel extremely rigid. In addition the need forstarter channels, special corner panels and other is entirely eliminated. The Brick-It™ Patented Panel system is the simplest and strongest installation system available.

Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional master gray tile limestone floor bathroom remodel in New York with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets and quartz countertops

The parkway was designed to provide areas of hardscape where car passengers need to climb in/out. The plant selection is purposely kept low in height so as to facilitate foot traffic, maneuvering cars, and cannot impede car doors.

Living room with fireplace. Tile fireplace surround and white wood mantle. Hardwood flooring. Vaulted ceiling. Archway to breakfast room. Cut out openings. Green built home from custom home builder Stanton Homes.

The simplest way to add sound and movement to your garden is a bubbling urn. Adding a fountain is a very economical way to include a great new element to your yard, deck, or patio. There are so many different varieties of fountains to choose, call a Lentzcaping expert today for a free consulation when you mention HOUZZ! 215-343-6041