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This traditional swimming pool and raised hot tub in Lake Forest IL is dripping with elegance. Travertine coping and decking accents the Super Blue Exposed aggregate pool finish, which also picks up the colors from the in-pool colored lighting. Laminar Flow water features surround the pool, presenting a color-changing vertical element. The pool also features an automatic pool safety cover with custom stone walk-on lid system. Photos by Linda Oyama Bryan
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This super energy saving roof will keep this house very cool on those hot summer days.
White aluminum roofs boast the highest reflectivity of all the energy star roofs.
This house has the slate shingle with standing seam accents on the dormers.This client went all out and installed PV solar panels on the shed roof on the back of the house.
These roofs are made from 95% recycled aluminum beverage cans!

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This traditional swimming pool and raised hot tub in Lake Forest IL is dripping with elegance. Travertine coping and decking accents the Super Blue Exposed aggregate pool finish, which also picks up the colors from the in-pool colored lighting. Laminar Flow water features surround the pool, presenting a color-changing vertical element. The pool also features an automatic pool safety cover with custom stone walk-on lid system. Photos by Linda Oyama Bryan

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This traditional swimming pool and raised hot tub in Lake Forest IL is dripping with elegance. Travertine coping and decking accents the Super Blue Exposed aggregate pool finish, which also picks up the colors from the in-pool colored lighting. Laminar Flow water features surround the pool, presenting a color-changing vertical element. The pool also features an automatic pool safety cover with custom stone walk-on lid system. Photos by Linda Oyama Bryan

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This traditional swimming pool and raised hot tub in Lake Forest IL is dripping with elegance. Travertine coping and decking accents the Super Blue Exposed aggregate pool finish, which also picks up the colors from the in-pool colored lighting. Laminar Flow water features surround the pool, presenting a color-changing vertical element. The pool also features an automatic pool safety cover with custom stone walk-on lid system. Photos by Linda Oyama Bryan

Photo: Marni Epstein-Mervis © 2018 Houzz
Example of a 1950s living room design in Los Angeles
Example of a 1950s living room design in Los Angeles

Inspiration for a large transitional gender-neutral dark wood floor playroom remodel in New York with white walls

Eat-in kitchen - large contemporary u-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen idea in Dallas with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, quartzite countertops, green backsplash, stone slab backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Example of a trendy gray tile gray floor powder room design in Los Angeles with flat-panel cabinets, black cabinets, gray walls and black countertops

Alongside a backyard gazebo California natives such as Cleveland Sage, Redbud, Foothill Penstemon, and Canyon Dudleya announce spring.
Design ideas for a mid-sized rustic drought-tolerant backyard stone landscaping in San Francisco for spring.
Design ideas for a mid-sized rustic drought-tolerant backyard stone landscaping in San Francisco for spring.

This shingle-style home was designed to take advantage of Southern California’s temperate climate and sunshine by creating an environmentally and technologically advanced residence using a traditional design language. Unseen from the street, photo-voltaic panels supply the majority of the home’s energy needs, including solar hot water and radiant heating. To maximize envelope performance the house is super-insulated and its façade is ventilated.
As is our practice on residences, we worked with the owners to develop spatial environments and interiors based on the family’s unique lifestyle.

The transitional Fusion line stands out with its wide rail moldings, distinctive detailing and classic profiling. This detailed style gives your kitchen a touch of traditional splendor with a refreshing twist. This beautifully bright and transitional space was built by Barthold Home Improvements in Waldwick NJ.

This shingle-style home was designed to take advantage of Southern California’s temperate climate and sunshine by creating an environmentally and technologically advanced residence using a traditional design language. Unseen from the street, photo-voltaic panels supply the majority of the home’s energy needs, including solar hot water and radiant heating. To maximize envelope performance the house is super-insulated and its façade is ventilated.
As is our practice on residences, we worked with the owners to develop spatial environments and interiors based on the family’s unique lifestyle.

Custom Closet doors, hand-gouged/planed. Antique rusty hinges. Adobe mud plaster.
A design-build project by Sustainable Builders llc of Taos NM. Photo by Thomas Soule of Sustainable Builders llc.

Super Cool Ipe Wood Pool Deck in Santa Monica. Tough application but well worth it.
Deck - large contemporary backyard deck idea in Los Angeles
Deck - large contemporary backyard deck idea in Los Angeles

This shingle-style home was designed to take advantage of Southern California’s temperate climate and sunshine by creating an environmentally and technologically advanced residence using a traditional design language. Unseen from the street, photo-voltaic panels supply the majority of the home’s energy needs, including solar hot water and radiant heating. To maximize envelope performance the house is super-insulated and its façade is ventilated.
As is our practice on residences, we worked with the owners to develop spatial environments and interiors based on the family’s unique lifestyle.

This shingle-style home was designed to take advantage of Southern California’s temperate climate and sunshine by creating an environmentally and technologically advanced residence using a traditional design language. Unseen from the street, photo-voltaic panels supply the majority of the home’s energy needs, including solar hot water and radiant heating. To maximize envelope performance the house is super-insulated and its façade is ventilated.
As is our practice on residences, we worked with the owners to develop spatial environments and interiors based on the family’s unique lifestyle.
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