Jane Duffany
Example of an arts and crafts dining room design in Providence

Nicole Casper
Beach style walk-out travertine floor basement photo with gray walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

This is a portion of a girls bedroom mural with fairies, butterflies, swirls and the girls names painted on to the wall.
Elegant bedroom photo in Columbus

SKU Number: GLA0101BRU Color: Brushed Steel Size: 12x12" Description: 1" Mosaic Collection Name: Arctic Thickness: 5/16” or 8mm Grout Joint: 1/16” or 2mm Grout: Use non-sanded grout on all glass tile to prevent scratching the tile surface. Finish: Frosted with Straight Edges. Sizes Available: 1x1, 1x2, 2x2, 2x4, 4x4, 3x6, 4x10 Mosaics are mesh mounted on the back of the mosaic. Colors Available: 35 colors.

Small elegant underground cork floor and brown floor home design photo with beige walls and no fireplace

Large minimalist backyard brick and rectangular lap hot tub photo in New York

Absolute Black Polished Granite is an elegant black granite with a small scale black on black patterning and a polished finish. This stone is ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications.

Fort Lauderdale meets Key West in this Gulf Building Custom Built South Florida home. The interior and exterior show off it's calm, beachy feel with a touch of elegance and sophistication present in every room.

contemporary tiled rectangular swimming pool with window and spa, window to basement entertainment room, mosaic dolphin, PebbleTec Beadcrete, outside Bar-B-Que and kitchen

A complete metamorphosis was needed to bring out the buried treasure hidden beneath this yard, and a family of five rattlesnakes had to find a new home! Here’s the short list of the awkward elements that had to be remedied: First, the neighbors’ living room window peered perpetually (like, all the time) and directly into the yard with no privacy whatsoever. None. Second, the vast deep end swallowed up the patio and provided no place for furniture, or walking. Only tripping and treading water was allowed. Third, the sunken lawn must have been an arena of some sort! Intentionally excavated from natural grade a full -42″ from the patio, for no good reason. Fourth, the not-worth-a-visit ramada was the focal point for the entire yard. See it up close! It’s gone. Fifth, the spa was shoved against the farthest wall and provided no invitation. It was so bad, it never had a photo taken! See the statue peeing between the two short columns? It’s over there. Peeing in the corner as all little boys are want to do. Sixth, the bbq and fire place were non-functional and equally uninviting, and here’s a better view of just how crowded the furniture is. Don’t fall in! Last, we will not mention the boulder pile droppings distributed around the yard. Oops! Sorry. The first order of business was to spend several weeks tearing out everything but the pool shell. Then another few weeks were spent wheelbarrowing in a few hundred yards of top soil (there was no access) to fill the matador pit flush to a more relatable -18″. The large gaping trough was then discretely hidden with large removable stones, so it was out of sight but still serviceable. Second, the neighbor was screened instantly with a row of mature Texas Ebony trees in a raised planter, that also housed a sculptural ironwood tree as the focal point of the property, soon to be reflected in the pool’s richer Midnight Blue pebble tec finish. A hundred or so yards of shotcrete filled not only the reclaimed deep end, but also created a sun shelf and spa ledge, now the focal jewel in the foreground as a 360 overflow vanishing edge spa clad in Pewter glass tile from Oceanside Glass, and viewed from all the interior living spaces. The BBQ was tucked around the corner out of sight but still easy access. The fireplace for two gave way to a large inviting built in banco, with a splashes of colorful fabrics to draw one out. The fire pit serves about 10 people easily, for hours at a time. Last but not least, the foreground of the pool became a sweeping entry shelf extending the full length of the pool, bedecked with fiberoptic starlights and six glowing bubblers set low, to just barely break the surface of the water, giving a lovely and tranquil sound while sleeping away with all retractable doors wide open. Simple. Serene. Self-evident. That is the remedy. If your project needs a similar touch, more or less, drop me a line and we’ll figure out a plan.

Example of a small trendy master medium tone wood floor bedroom design with beige walls

What had been a very cramped, awkward master bathroom layout that barely accommodated one person became a spacious double vanity, double shower and master closet.

600 sq. foot Master Bedroom addition in Danville, California. [ Includes Master Suite, Master Bathroom, Master Walk-in Closet. ] Master Bathroom with Hidden Shower Drain.

Roger Hill/Hill Construction
Example of a mountain style home design design in San Francisco

Mid-sized transitional wooden straight wood railing staircase photo in Miami with painted risers

Our client needed a powder room on the first floor due to an impending surgery. We were able to fit this tiny powder room into a niche between a china cupboard and the stairs. David Robinson

The flooring is Centiva Luxury Vinyl Tile - Magic/ Color: Copper. Cherry wood cabinets with Caesarstone Black Noir countertops. The backsplash is Oceanside Glass Mosaic- Color: Copper Blend.

Photos by Langdon Clay