Tall pantry cabinets with roll-out shelves are great for storage and organization. Adding a beverage center with a bar sink to define it's own space.

Mid-sized transitional side porch idea in Other with decking and a roof extension

Mark Boisclair
Trendy living room photo in Phoenix

Deck - coastal deck idea in Los Angeles

Mid-sized craftsman blue one-story mixed siding house exterior idea in Other with a shingle roof

Example of a small eclectic ceramic tile kitchen/dining room combo design in Austin with beige walls

Transitional kitchen pantry photo in Nashville

Massive shower with dual shower heads. Built-in tiled cubby.
Inspiration for a mid-sized transitional master porcelain tile porcelain tile and gray floor bathroom remodel in Other with white cabinets, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink, granite countertops and shaker cabinets

Living room - contemporary living room idea in New York with a standard fireplace

Example of a transitional living room design in Los Angeles with gray walls

This subtle mix of charcoal and black tones takes its inspiration from the rugged surface finish of a real sealed slate. It looks particularly effective when laid on an angle and coupled with one of our light or metallic strips.

Lindsey Orton
Example of a large mountain style home design design in Salt Lake City

This kitchen design packs ample work and storage areas into every available space. The white chocolate finish Medallion kitchen cabinets with a burnt sienna glaze include concealed hinges and slow close doors and drawers. The U-shaped design includes a peninsula with space for seating, and additional cabinets incorporate a built-in television and extra storage. A Rev-a-shelf pull out ironing board is neatly concealed inside the cabinets. The design is complemented by a mosaic tile backsplash, hardwood floors, and Top Knobs hardware.

Photography by Dan Piassick
Freestanding bathtub - large eclectic stone slab marble floor freestanding bathtub idea in Dallas with a vessel sink, medium tone wood cabinets, marble countertops, a one-piece toilet, white walls and flat-panel cabinets

Kitchen Sink Retrofits - Single Bowl or Double Bowl? That is the Question. Hate your double bowl sink? Want a single bowl sink but think you have to replace the countertop? Many times you do not have to replace the countertop. Just simply fabricate a larger opening! I have been in the Kitchen and Bath industry for 25 years and have always been a huge proponent of single bowl sinks. Unless you are filling one side with soapy water to wash and rinsing in the other side, the double bowl sink is a thing of the past. Single bowl sinks allow you to soak a casserole dish in the sink rather than the countertop or one half at a time. Single bowl sinks make it much easier to clean a saucepan with a handle and cookie sheets without contorting your body! A single bowl sink allows everything that does down the drain to run through the disposer. With just one drain at the disposer, you open up more storage space under the sink, too! Upgrade your faucet in the process! Try the new touchless options. Add a disposer air switch if your sink is in the island to make controlling the disposer easier. Don't forget the soap dispenser! If you have a double equal double bowl sink that you would like to replace with a single bowl sink, give me a call and let’s see what we can do to make your dream come true! Heather Mullally, AKBD Divine Details Kitchen | Bath | Organization 214-316-0996 DivineDetailsLLC@gmail.com #ItsAllAboutTheDetails #DreamHome #DivineDetails

Dedicated laundry room - small farmhouse single-wall dedicated laundry room idea in Other with gray walls, shaker cabinets, gray cabinets and a side-by-side washer/dryer

Kitchen Sink Retrofits - Single Bowl or Double Bowl? That is the Question. Hate your double bowl sink? Want a single bowl sink but think you have to replace the countertop? Many times you do not have to replace the countertop. Just simply fabricate a larger opening! I have been in the Kitchen and Bath industry for 25 years and have always been a huge proponent of single bowl sinks. Unless you are filling one side with soapy water to wash and rinsing in the other side, the double bowl sink is a thing of the past. Single bowl sinks allow you to soak a casserole dish in the sink rather than the countertop or one half at a time. Single bowl sinks make it much easier to clean a saucepan with a handle and cookie sheets without contorting your body! A single bowl sink allows everything that does down the drain to run through the disposer. With just one drain at the disposer, you open up more storage space under the sink, too! Upgrade your faucet in the process! Try the new touchless options. Add a disposer air switch if your sink is in the island to make controlling the disposer easier. Don't forget the soap dispenser! If you have a double equal double bowl sink that you would like to replace with a single bowl sink, give me a call and let’s see what we can do to make your dream come true! Heather Mullally, AKBD Divine Details Kitchen | Bath | Organization 214-316-0996 DivineDetailsLLC@gmail.com #ItsAllAboutTheDetails #DreamHome #DivineDetails

Inspiration for a cottage dark wood floor and brown floor bathroom remodel in Other with gray walls, a vessel sink, wood countertops and brown countertops

Photo: Alexandra Crafton © 2016 Houzz