Renovation of a kitchen does not always necessitate an all new design. Sometimes the space can be transformed by the style and details of material. This midcentury home now has kitchen space that reflects a timeless look with storage efficiency, crafted styling and simplicity of color.

In small spaces, sometimes the home office is only a corner. Keep the design simple, and put supplies in a closet or cabinet.
Small eclectic freestanding desk carpeted home office photo with beige walls

Everett Custom Homes & Jim Schmid Photography
Large mountain style stone dark wood floor front porch photo in Charlotte with beige walls, a dark wood front door and a roof extension

Sometimes you just need to add a few pieces to that a Buyer can get a perspective of the size and scale of a room on the online Listing photos.
Large minimalist loft-style limestone floor living room photo in Baltimore with green walls

This cover overlooks the golf course in Port Ludlow. The nice thing about acrylics is that there are impact resistant which can help save a window on a golf course. Installing a cover in a alcove can be tricky sometimes. We added a nice wood bench for this client also. Photo by Doug Woodside, Decks and Patio Covers

Sometimes a horizontal tilt bed fits a space better than a traditional vertical tilt. Here we turned a bonus room into a multi-functional room by adding a murphy bed. Queen size

Photography by Aaron Lietz
Kitchen - 1950s medium tone wood floor kitchen idea in Portland with flat-panel cabinets, paneled appliances, an island, medium tone wood cabinets and white backsplash

A wall of Botany Bay Pebbles, color Botany Bay Blend, natural shape. This installer took time to turn the sheets for the best fit, and hid the joints where the sheets come together. Sometimes it may be necessary to remove and repositioning individual pebbles to hide the joint. Beautiful job! Photo from Maniscalco.

A decorative mirrored wall panel in the living room. The table is sometimes used as a bar.
Inspiration for a small eclectic enclosed painted wood floor and multicolored floor living room remodel in Los Angeles with a bar, multicolored walls and no tv

1960s black one-story flat roof idea in San Francisco

Murals don't always have to be realistic or a precise image of something. This technique is very effective in giving you a sense of the outdoors without the image dominating the space. Subtlety is sometimes the best option, especially in such a small space as an under the stairwell Powder Bathroom.

This is not an original, it's a print. Sometimes the original is just not available, so a print can make you almost as happy. Simply framed and placed where it can be enjoyed every day - success!

Sometimes we set up a room so people can imagine themselves living there. Here, we show a tray with some morning tea on a beautiful painted bureau.
Bedroom - mid-century modern bedroom idea in Boston

Sometimes having multiple offices is a necessity when more than one person is working from home. This home had two spaces that worked beautifully as home offices.

Clean modern Scandinavian look Wooden Cabinets sometimes give a more homely look and easier to keep clean A Grey Countertop easy to maintain.... Credits to Technistone

Here is a view of the mural from the pier. Sometimes you just need to stop and smell the roses... er, poppies!

The dining room ceiling is painted deep blue, reflecting the navy blue velvet seat cushions on the dining chairs. A gorgeous crystal chandelier is the focal point throwing beautiful light for evening dinner parties. Blue and white pottery adds a charming accent. Potted palm trees create a seamless transition from indoors to out.

Living room - contemporary porcelain tile living room idea in Philadelphia with white walls

Sometimes simple is best! This nature-inspired water feature adds a subtle touch of water to a hummingbird, butterfly and bee-friendly garden we created in Venice.