Example of a classic kitchen design in Houston

Not entirely black, this hand painted glass subway tile is much more than plain black. Touches of gray work with a cool palette for a black tile that is simply beautiful to admire. Ultra dark hues play as blacks in this intriguing mix of black and gray de-saturated wonderfulness.The size is a contemporary shape that allows it to be used in smaller areas such as a trim around bathroom, or in larger areas such as the entire tubs surround or bathroom backsplash. The tiles come individually packaged so that you can choose to play with the pattern. Either way you go, this tile will be the fantastic feature to your next bathroom remodel.

Trendy family room photo in New York

Example of a trendy home design design in Richmond

Bamboo flooring are one of the most popular green flooring options. It gets its eco-friendly stamp of approval because it is made from a rapidly renewing resource that matures quickly and regenerates without replanting. Topped with a polyurethane coating, the green attributes of bamboo flooring are enhanced by its durability and design flexibility.

Does Your Stone Patio Look Like This? It's Time For Pressure Washing & Sealing.

This homeowner wanted to be able to create a beautiful spare bathroom for not only overnight guests, but their beautiful children to grow up with. They chose crystal cabinet pulls to compliment the beautiful white shaker cabinets and New Carrera counter tops. The spare bath room vanity even included a pull out step stool for the children. Downstairs we were able to bring the vanity, toilet cabinet, counter top, and built in shelves to match the spare bathroom. The client chose a beautiful hexagon tile for the walk-in shower accent wall and floor. Wood like flooring with gray tones pulled this color scheme perfectly!

Art by Rica Belna. Print up to 6x6 feet.
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Beach style hallway photo in Philadelphia

Elegant home design photo in New York

This 12 week special order alder table, built by a custom furniture builder in Arkansas, arrived damaged by the freight company. Instead of sending it back and waiting another 12 weeks for a new table, we were commissioned to repair the damage. The manufacturer had used a smoke-colored epoxy resin to fill in the knot holes in the table top, so we mimicked that by cleaning out the gouge and filling it with epoxy that matched up perfectly.