Example of a minimalist bedroom design in New York

Entryway - entryway idea in Orange County

Justin Phipps - Capell Flooring

Fireplace surround
Home design - craftsman home design idea in Portland

Home design - traditional home design idea in Montreal

RediRoot Plastic Air-Pruning Containers feature a slatted design that distinguishes it from traditional solid wall containers. This design provides plant material with superior aeration and drainage while reducing circling roots. Air root pruning is a process where a plant's roots are pruned as they grow rather than when they are transplanted. Basically, when a root tip comes in contact with the air it is pruned, sending a signal to the plant to produce more lateral or fibrous roots. RediRoot’s design features raised feet allowing for 360-degree air-pruning helping you get the most from your plants and trees. RediRoot has a variety of additional benefits including: Reduces and often eliminates circling roots Airflow allows growing medium to dry evenly reducing wet spots Increases yield Produces a dense, fibrous root structure Reduces transplant shock Made from recycled materials BPA-free and UV resistant

Completed in 2018, the main idea for The Brick-Up House is to use and highlight a material that captures our clients' passion for collecting Lego toys and clay jars. Our team decided to use clay bricks as the main element for the project to create an interesting play of texture and introduce personality in this modest home. The façade of the house provides privacy for the family while giving passers-by hints and sneak peeks of what's inside the home. Combined with a basic, split level floor plan that can accommodate our clients' immediate and extended family, The Brick-Up House is a design exercise that allowed our team to explore a material that's relatively uncommon in simple residential projects these days.

Minimalist dining room photo in Melbourne

This home in the heart of Silicon Valley, has an owner who majorly hearts her original 80's furniture but wanted to give it a modern update. The 80's color pallet was was lifted with blush pinks and grays and the sleek/rounded lines were brought forward with layering lots of textures. A very large custom wall art piece by Lori Delisle breaks up the long vaulted wall of the great room.

Design ideas for a mediterranean landscaping in Nashville.

Minimalist home design photo in New York

Allan Becker
This is an example of a traditional landscaping in Montreal.

Arlen Kennedy Photography
Example of a minimalist home design design in Dallas

Home design - traditional home design idea in New York