Wood look porcelain tile used on the shower wall, and a 2 x 2 mosaic used on the shower pan.
Large elegant 3/4 brown tile and porcelain tile corner shower photo in Other with a two-piece toilet and red walls

Within a modest, wood-framed house- was a dark, under accessed and overworked kitchen. On the adjacent wall- was a small, yet well-lit living room that opened onto a patio via sliding doors. The client wanted to spend more time in the kitchen entertaining and cooking. Our solution was to create a unified area to make both spaces simultaneously usable. By removing the wall between the kitchen and the living room, in addition to designing uniform cabinetry that would work for both the kitchen and the social space, we were able to do so. The client agreed to this but did not want a fully exposed kitchen. To this end, we designed not only a wide, dividing counter and bar, but an 'inverted' skylight hood dropping from the ceiling. This device limits view into the kitchen from counter to head height as well as bringing all-day light into this northern sided room and glows green with artificial light reflecting off paint at night. The kitchen is now the main heart of the house, with subordinate, orbiting dining and living areas which are no longer separate rooms. The Spark fireplace replaced an older brick wood fireplace in the approximate location. It is located low to the floor, wrapped in ¼ gunmetal finished steel that wraps around wall corners as well as being recessed from the face of the drywall. It creates an elemental, sparse backdrop for the magic of flame. The metal is slightly reflective, expanding the broadcast of the shimmering fire. Architect: Hughes Umbanhowar Architects Photographer: Nick Springett Spark Direct Vent 3ft Model 88

Within a modest, wood-framed house- was a dark, under accessed and overworked kitchen. On the adjacent wall- was a small, yet well-lit living room that opened onto a patio via sliding doors. The client wanted to spend more time in the kitchen entertaining and cooking. Our solution was to create a unified area to make both spaces simultaneously usable. By removing the wall between the kitchen and the living room, in addition to designing uniform cabinetry that would work for both the kitchen and the social space, we were able to do so. The client agreed to this but did not want a fully exposed kitchen. To this end, we designed not only a wide, dividing counter and bar, but an 'inverted' skylight hood dropping from the ceiling. This device limits view into the kitchen from counter to head height as well as bringing all-day light into this northern sided room and glows green with artificial light reflecting off paint at night. The kitchen is now the main heart of the house, with subordinate, orbiting dining and living areas which are no longer separate rooms. The Spark fireplace replaced an older brick wood fireplace in the approximate location. It is located low to the floor, wrapped in ¼ gunmetal finished steel that wraps around wall corners as well as being recessed from the face of the drywall. It creates an elemental, sparse backdrop for the magic of flame. The metal is slightly reflective, expanding the broadcast of the shimmering fire. Architect: Hughes Umbanhowar Architects Photographer: Nick Springett Spark Direct Vent 3ft Model 88

Porcelain tile countertop with a glass accent as the backsplash. Flooring is a porcelain plank wood look.
Mid-sized elegant 3/4 white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile bathroom photo in Other with dark wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, beige walls, a drop-in sink and tile countertops

Example of an arts and crafts kitchen design in Jacksonville with white cabinets, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances

Granite raw slab used on the back wall of the shower, surrounding the slab is travertine tiles. On the outer wall of the shower is a travertine splitface.

Granite slab used on the countertop, on the tub face and on the back shower wall. Then the flooring is a 12 x 24 marble look porcelain.
Bathroom - mid-sized traditional master white tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile bathroom idea in Other with dark wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, beige walls, an undermount sink and granite countertops

Granite countertop for the vanity with Pennsylvania Bluestone planks on the floor!
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless 3/4 multicolored tile and stone tile slate floor bathroom remodel in Other with dark wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, beige walls, a drop-in sink and granite countertops

Within a modest, wood-framed house- was a dark, under accessed and overworked kitchen. On the adjacent wall- was a small, yet well-lit living room that opened onto a patio via sliding doors. The client wanted to spend more time in the kitchen entertaining and cooking. Our solution was to create a unified area to make both spaces simultaneously usable. By removing the wall between the kitchen and the living room, in addition to designing uniform cabinetry that would work for both the kitchen and the social space, we were able to do so. The client agreed to this but did not want a fully exposed kitchen. To this end, we designed not only a wide, dividing counter and bar, but an 'inverted' skylight hood dropping from the ceiling. This device limits view into the kitchen from counter to head height as well as bringing all-day light into this northern sided room and glows green with artificial light reflecting off paint at night. The kitchen is now the main heart of the house, with subordinate, orbiting dining and living areas which are no longer separate rooms. The Spark fireplace replaced an older brick wood fireplace in the approximate location. It is located low to the floor, wrapped in ¼ gunmetal finished steel that wraps around wall corners as well as being recessed from the face of the drywall. It creates an elemental, sparse backdrop for the magic of flame. The metal is slightly reflective, expanding the broadcast of the shimmering fire. Architect: Hughes Umbanhowar Architects Photographer: Nick Springett Spark Direct Vent 3ft Model 88

Modern Farmhouse
Large country white two-story concrete fiberboard and board and batten exterior home photo in Jacksonville with a mixed material roof and a black roof

Within a modest, wood-framed house- was a dark, under accessed and overworked kitchen. On the adjacent wall- was a small, yet well-lit living room that opened onto a patio via sliding doors. The client wanted to spend more time in the kitchen entertaining and cooking. Our solution was to create a unified area to make both spaces simultaneously usable. By removing the wall between the kitchen and the living room, in addition to designing uniform cabinetry that would work for both the kitchen and the social space, we were able to do so. The client agreed to this but did not want a fully exposed kitchen. To this end, we designed not only a wide, dividing counter and bar, but an 'inverted' skylight hood dropping from the ceiling. This device limits view into the kitchen from counter to head height as well as bringing all-day light into this northern sided room and glows green with artificial light reflecting off paint at night. The kitchen is now the main heart of the house, with subordinate, orbiting dining and living areas which are no longer separate rooms. The Spark fireplace replaced an older brick wood fireplace in the approximate location. It is located low to the floor, wrapped in ¼ gunmetal finished steel that wraps around wall corners as well as being recessed from the face of the drywall. It creates an elemental, sparse backdrop for the magic of flame. The metal is slightly reflective, expanding the broadcast of the shimmering fire. Architect: Hughes Umbanhowar Architects Photographer: Nick Springett Spark Direct Vent 3ft Model 88

Shower done in porcelain tile, the back wall is done in a glass mosaic with a 3 x 3 travertine on the shower pan!
Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless 3/4 beige tile and stone tile porcelain tile alcove shower remodel in Other with a two-piece toilet, medium tone wood cabinets, beige walls and an undermount sink

Niche’s dramatic Spark Chandelier makes a bold appearance in the dining area of this NYC Loft renovation by Laser Rosenberg Design. Marcos Fecchino
Dining room - contemporary dining room idea in New York

Unlike the traditional fireplace model, this Spark Direct Vent 3ft Tri Vu Model functions as both a captivating piece of contemporary design and wall divider between multiple rooms. Architect: Studio19 Architects Designer: Studio19 Architects Photographer: Ming-Yi Hsu Spark Direct Vent 3ft Tri Vu Model 92

Shower done in Pennsylvania Bluestone!
Mid-sized elegant 3/4 beige tile and stone tile travertine floor alcove shower photo in Other with dark wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, beige walls, a drop-in sink and granite countertops

Example of a mid-sized classic 3/4 green tile and stone tile limestone floor alcove shower design in Other with a two-piece toilet, beige walls and a pedestal sink

Shower done in Pennsylvania Bluestone!
Example of a mid-sized classic 3/4 multicolored tile and stone tile slate floor alcove shower design in Other with dark wood cabinets, a two-piece toilet, beige walls, a drop-in sink and granite countertops

Accent wall done in a natural stone mosaic with a porcelain tile on the floor!
Bathroom - mid-sized traditional 3/4 gray tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile bathroom idea in Other with gray walls

Unlike the traditional fireplace model, this Spark Direct Vent 3ft Tri Vu Model functions as both a captivating piece of contemporary design and wall divider between multiple rooms. Architect: Studio19 Architects Designer: Studio19 Architects Photographer: Ming-Yi Hsu Spark Direct Vent 3ft Tri Vu Model 92