Paver House design team worked together with this Palm Harbor home owner to achieve the best look for an affordable price. The main idea was to add a pathway connecting the wood deck, pool and backyard entrance with pavers. We ended up suggesting a more organic path surrounding all the areas. To add a little more color to the project, we worked with two different colors of brick pavers: Solid White Cement Based Color “Peach” and Blended Gray Cement Based Colors “Red/Charcoal“

It is not uncommon for the scope of work to change during a project. This is often the result of deficiencies in the framing or foundation. For this project, the changes were a result of uncovering original elements of the building and the clients desire to honor and celebrate this history. I realized that the gallery, the great hallway at the center of the home, is really the nexus of the project. After completing demolition, we discovered steel I-beams in slightly different locations than the building blue print suggested and some beautiful wire cut brick facades. Rather than imposing the first design on new conditions, our client and the design team recognized the potential.

We suggested adding custom built in cabinetry to the dining room and recessed led tape light on the edge of the new wallpaper. Along with distinctive white shelving with brass railings. Combined with a soft rustic dining room table, bold lily wallpaper and custom wall art by Stephanie Paige this dining room is a show stopped for all to enjoy!

Example of a mid-sized 1960s formal and open concept light wood floor living room design in New York with beige walls, no fireplace and no tv

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Kitchen - craftsman kitchen idea

We suggested adding custom built in cabinetry to the dining room and recessed led tape light on the edge of the new wallpaper. Along with distinctive white shelving with brass railings. Combined with a soft rustic dining room table, bold lily wallpaper and custom wall art by Stephanie Paige this dining room is a show stopped for all to enjoy!

Cabinets, counter top and flooring were all upgraded to transform an ordinary kitchen to match the rest of this elegant home. John at Village Cabinet Design suggested adding a door between the kitchen and a small unused office off the adjacent hallway to give the homeowner a much needed pantry as well as a cubby space in the hallway for an attractive yet easy way to keep clutter under control.

We converted an underused back yard into a modern outdoor living space. A bright tiled planter anchors an otherwise neutral space. The decking is ipe hardwood, the fence is stained cedar, and cast concrete with gravel adds texture at the fire pit. Photos copyright Laurie Black Photography.

The trial-and-error nature of our creative process here made Fenwater a delightful discovery where the end product exceeded its initial design. Here’s how it works: our artisans pour molten glass into molds of three different lengths. By design, the glass is rough and champagne-hued to suggest a degree of antiquity. The hooked glass panels hang in a three-layered cascade in staggered lengths. The resulting appearance is at once warm and woozy, watery and icy. Overall Dimensions: 20"Dia. x 35.75"H

We suggested adding custom built in cabinetry to the dining room and recessed led tape light on the edge of the new wallpaper. Along with distinctive white shelving with brass railings. Combined with a soft rustic dining room table, bold lily wallpaper and custom wall art by Stephanie Paige this dining room is a show stopped for all to enjoy!

A beautiful landscape starts with a great design and continues with expert maintenance. We offer more than just basic mowing, blowing, and weeding. We use a holistic approach to keep plants thriving. Our crew will keep an eye out for pests and diseases, pay attention to proper irrigation, and make suggestions when needed on how best to keep your entire landscape beautiful and vigorous. Expertly groomed landscapes are a welcoming sight to family and guests.

Aging gracefully...in your home. We asked Senior Designer, and Certified Aging in Place Specialist, Genie Nowicki about key ideas for bathroom design that include Aging/ Living in Place. (Universal Design) Here are just a few of her suggestions! 1. Comfort Height Toilets (perhaps wall-hung). 2. Curb-less/walk-in showers 3. Hand-held shower heads on a bar for use at varying heights 4. Wall-hung sinks to allow seated use 5. Motion activated faucets 6. Grab Bars and Towel Bars at comfortable heights 7. Storage with easy access features, such as roll-outs. 8. Electrical outlets in drawers for convenience 9. Bidet accessories (“washlets”) on toilets for personal hygiene. Or take a peek at our website page dedicated to this important and timely topic! ➡️ https://lnkd.in/ghRtcAr

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Inspiration for a mid-sized contemporary master gray tile and stone tile porcelain tile freestanding bathtub remodel in New York with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, marble countertops, a two-piece toilet and gray walls

Creating a 'spa deck' or 'spa patio' can suggest that "in-ground" look even if it's not. Budget pergola and fireplace kits can be half the price of custom ones and you can get a clear picture of what they will look like beforehand. In addition, this Bullfrog Spas' portable hot tub is practical because it has less plumbing than others. www.longislandhottub.com

We suggested adding custom built in cabinetry to the dining room and recessed led tape light on the edge of the new wallpaper. Along with distinctive white shelving with brass railings. Combined with a soft rustic dining room table, bold lily wallpaper and custom wall art by Stephanie Paige this dining room is a show stopped for all to enjoy!

I met the home owner and suggested an extensive remodel to this couple's upscale home. Transitional shaker kitchen with Sequel Quartz on the island top and Calcutta quartz on the perimeter tops. We added some accessories in this kitchen like the spice pullout and a trash recycle topped off with stacked cabinetry to the ceiling with glass uppers with lighting. The appliances are black stainless for a rich look. Center stage are pendant lights that are black and brass combo. The La Cantina door that we added to the dining area brings the outside in during the entire year. A classic beauty.

Large elegant master medium tone wood floor bedroom photo in San Francisco with gray walls and no fireplace

A 1961 home with an under-eight-foot living room ceiling needed some freshening. We slanted the ceiling to match the roof pitch, and added a wall of bookshelves in the dining room. We gutted the kitchen and started over—complete with heated porcelain tile floor. A tiny bathroom had previously included a shower, which we replaced with a full-size vanity that features a striking vessel sink. Relighting the living room required new wiring. Our project manager suggested carrying the existing theme of arched door openings into several of the remodeling details.