Home design - coastal home design idea in Portland Maine

This back garden space was struggling with a chafer beetle infestation and the intention was to create a lawn free, low maintenance space. Cedar beams extend through the patio into the landscape framing the tree. River rock and basalt boulders add interest to the space and contrast the surrounding plantings.

This bedside table pulls out for absolute convenience to place your belongings. It is perfect for a glass of water, a book, an alarm clock, or anything to reach over and grab without a struggle in the night. The feature disguises as a drawer when tucked away and becomes unified with the rest of the emerald brushed chrome handled unit.

Like many, this homeowner struggled arranging furniture around the corner fireplace. The art was scattered, and hung too high.
Living room - living room idea in Atlanta

Before: The kitchen once felt dated and heavy, with a layout that made the space feel closed in. Darker finishes and a lack of natural light emphasized the confined feeling, while odd functionality left the room struggling to meet the needs of modern family life.

Location: Denver, CO, USA THE CHALLENGE: Elevate a modern residence that struggled with temperature both aesthetically and physically – the home was cold to the touch, and cold to the eye. THE SOLUTION: Natural wood finishes were added through flooring and window and door details that give the architecture a warmer aesthetic. Bold wall coverings and murals were painted throughout the space, while classic modern furniture with warm textures added the finishing touches. Dado Interior Design DAVID LAUER PHOTOGRAPHY

Tuscan 3/4 gray floor bathroom photo in Grand Rapids with flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, white walls and an integrated sink

The home design started with wide open dining, & kitchen for entertaining. To make the new space not so "New" We used a reclaimed antique hutch we saved from an Atlanta home that was being torn down. Photos- Rustic White Photography

Client was struggling to upkeep his front yard alive, Grass Creations produced a landscape that helped the Client save water, be in budget, and have a wonderful front yard.

This back garden space was struggling with a chafer beetle infestation and the intention was to create a lawn free, low maintenance space. Cedar beams extend through the patio into the landscape framing the tree. River rock and basalt boulders add interest to the space and contrast the surrounding plantings.

A hardy Ceanothus with pink flowers! Fluffy flowers appear in mid-summer and early fall, and will produce attractive red seed capsules. This is an extremely drought-tolerant plant that will struggle in poorly drained soils.

Russell Hart - Orlando Interior Photography
Example of a mid-sized trendy wine cellar design in Orlando with storage racks

Example of a transitional master white tile white floor freestanding bathtub design in Chicago with recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets and white walls

The Peter Rabbit mural I painted over my son's crib. I struggled with the decision of whether to paint on a canvas or the wall. I decided on the wall, but know that I will be sad to cover it up someday...

Cory Holland
Example of an eclectic home design design in Seattle

How often do we hear ‘less is more’ but struggle to achieve it? The simple scheme here is punched out but visual interest is in no way lost Photo's by Andrew Ashton

The design team struggled with the challenge of an alcove that determined placement of the bed. In order to add interest to this area, they hung a deep yellow handmade grass cloth, and because the width of the alcove did not allow for night stands, added wall-mounted lamps on each side of the bed. Wicker baskets sit on the floor to hold blankets and pillows as well as other items that might be found on a nightstand like books.

We conserve the area under the stairs by using the support of the hinges and benches. All the way around the staircase, a surfboard was used as decoration.

Photo: Hoi Ning Wong © 2014 Houzz
Design ideas for a traditional partial sun landscaping in San Francisco.