By Adam Jarrett
Home design - coastal home design idea in New York

Example of a transitional bathroom design in Orange County

Castle Rock Faux Iron Handles
Example of a tuscan home design design in Austin

White Oak Timber Framing, steel guardrails
Mid-sized front porch photo with decking and a roof extension

Double front door - farmhouse double front door idea in Bridgeport with red walls and a red front door

STK Cedar Shiplap Siding Clear Vertical Grain Douglas Fir T&G Soffit Douglas Fir #1btr S4S Timbers
Example of a wood exterior home design in Denver

Example of a trendy hallway design in Miami

FRAME DETAIL
Eclectic home design photo in Minneapolis

Large transitional backyard second story mixed material railing deck photo in Baltimore with a roof extension

Erinn Schaal
Inspiration for a rustic home design remodel in DC Metro

6X6 Hand Painted tile Design name is: AVILA : red / gold & turquoise also available on porcelain for pools Custom colors available 40 pcs minimum
Tuscan patio photo in San Francisco

The net curtains were cut on the bias so that the top had scarf type swags between pins. A snap tape in both female and male strips was used to border the curtains and enabling them to be adjusted in any shape by releasing and reattaching the snaps. Carolyn Robbins photograph

Oyster Bay Brick with Cream Mortar

Inspiration for a craftsman carpeted straight staircase remodel in Denver with carpeted risers

"Blinds for the stairwell! But these aren’t any blinds–those wouldn’t do–these are motorized shades and we’re more than a little excited about them." All photos and captions courtesy of blog:Chris loves Julia. See more of this modern space here: http://www.chrislovesjulia.com/2015/05/motorized-blinds-ftw.html Chris and Julia installed Deluxe Roman Shades, available here: http://blnds.cm/1DnvxTK

The transformation from a registered landslide hillside to a stunning garden oasis, is truly breathtaking. The pool was updated and the Corten steel arbor cleverly cantilevered on this 5 acre property. Using a crib wall system (Slope Block) allowed us to create lush terraces from toe to top - garden pathways lined with boulders create the illusion they were always there. The Slope Block was acid stained and planted so they eye can see just a hint of the bones through the lush California and Australian native plants and trees.

Photo: Bonnie McCarthy © 2015 Houzz