Home remodeled by JMA (Jim Murphy and Associates). First remodel and addition was in 2006, designed by BAR Architects, San Francisco. Second remodel was in 2013, by James McCalligan Architect, Santa Rosa, CA, with interior design by Jacques Saint Dizier, Healdsburg, CA. Photo credits: Tim Maloney, Technical Imagery Studios, Santa Rosa, CA. A Mediterranean-style home with 8,500 square feet of living space, this home features recycled old beams and beautiful cabinetry. Terraced into the hillside and overlooking the valley and vineyards below, the grounds are handsomely landscaped and feature a vanishing edge pool. A separate barn with a copper roof doubles as an office space.

Aesthetic Value: The designer wanted a nautical themed stair that fit a small space and gave the area a more open feel than the original outdated stair. Mirror polished stainless steel and Honduran Mahogany accomplished the objectives. Stair Safety: Each tread is skewed but careful layout provided for a very comfortable stride when traversing the stair. Quality of Workmanship: Solid Honduran Mahogany treads and rail. Horizontal bar balustrade and custom machined posts are mirror polished stainless steel. Technical Challenge: Providing a structure that was freestanding on one side of the lower portion and completely freestanding on the upper portion. Laying out the stair to fit the small well hole and still feel comfortable.

This fireplace elevation demonstrates the art of balancing bold materials with technical precision. To create a seamless, high-end look, we designed a floor-to-ceiling surround using polished slab material with strategic Schluter trim detailing for clean, professional edges. The design features a sophisticated interplay of textures, pairing the reflective, polished wall with a matte black slab hearth. Anchoring the space is a linear modern fireplace and a large-scale, sculptural tiered chandelier that adds vertical interest and luxury. Every dimension, from the 93-inch height above the floor to the specific slab grid, was meticulously calculated to ensure the fireplace serves as a balanced, architectural anchor for the living area.

Aesthetic Value: Blending traditionalism with modern lines was a requirement that allowed for a beautiful restaurant epicenter. Sometimes this type of mingled design can be breathtaking. Stair Safety: Met all the IBC & local commercial codes. Quality of Workmanship: All joinery lock mitered, end matched parapet inner wall with blind fastened kiss joints, solid walnut helical soffit underside, and all engineered out of a wood super structure. Technical Challenge: Transporting large stair all in one piece across the country while protecting the stair company factory oil finish and not allowing for a single scratch was the most challenging component.

Aesthetic Value: The freestanding stairway features extensive stringer details. Compound transitions for several moulding details and handrail provide continuous flow of the stringers and balustrade from the cylinders at the bottom throughout the stair and balconies. Stair Safety: The project required spanning of greater run than normal. Additional treads and risers were added to create a nice rise to run ratio for a more comfortable stride at the walk path. Quality of Workmanship: Seamless joinery of mouldings throughout curves and transitions. Technical Challenge: Designing a stair that laid out to fit the well and span. Providing sufficient structure in the freestanding stairway to tie into the floating 2nd floor at the top of the stair.

This was by far the most fun project we’ve had at Interiors by Popov. We were approached by a lovely client that asked us to design a cat lounge--yes, a cat lounge! The client was looking for a bright, modern and lively room. The lounge had to be comfortable for cats and humans alike and act as a space where furry pets and their humans could rest, play and hangout. We flexed our creative and technical muscles and here is the result: a unique, fun and comfortable retreat. We’ve been asked many times how we suspended the reading bench. Our answer is always the same: with By Popov magic! If you are looking for an out-of-the-box design firm that can dream big and execute even bigger, give us a call. We are the interior designers for you.

Technical Features • Doors: High gloss, handleless Remo door in White from Second Nature • Worktop: Staron in Aspen Slates • Caple Appliances: Built under single oven, induction hob and glass extractor • Staron undermount sink • Chrome Spira tap • Insinkerator tap • LeMans corner pull out • Slate Quickstep flooring

With Contino 12, LEICHT is expanding the 2023 collection, which presents different planning scenarios, with a new, handleless kitchen front with a thickness of 12 mm and the finest manufacturing quality. Available either with a lacquer finish or in aluminum, the thin front rounds off different room designs with elegant design language and architecturally clear lines. The new product has a filigree, shapely, and elegant look, with which the architecture brand has stylistically expanded its aesthetic and technical competence in the design and implementation of handleless kitchens. The conscious reduction of materials maximizes Contino 12's elegant appearance in the kitchen living space.

Aesthetic Value: The designer wanted a nautical themed stair that fit a small space and gave the area a more open feel than the original outdated stair. Mirror polished stainless steel and Honduran Mahogany accomplished the objectives. Stair Safety: Each tread is skewed but careful layout provided for a very comfortable stride when traversing the stair. Quality of Workmanship: Solid Honduran Mahogany treads and rail. Horizontal bar balustrade and custom machined posts are mirror polished stainless steel. Technical Challenge: Providing a structure that was freestanding on one side of the lower portion and completely freestanding on the upper portion. Laying out the stair to fit the small well hole and still feel comfortable.

The dark finishes of the kitchen required different lighting solutions to brighten up space. XAL - MOVE IT SYSTEM, magnetic profile LED system surface mounted with different insets gives flexibility and elegance to the loft-like kitchen plan and concept. The insets create a perfect combination between the floodlight on the countertop, an accent light on the fridge and oven and a wall washer light on the pantry cabinets. The island is lightened by pendants lamps, designed by COZI studio, an Israeli industrial designer's studio. The cabinet finish is made of matt Formica and iron expended net. Black & white 7 bar stools. Floated island

Technical Features • Doors: High gloss, handleless Remo door in White from Second Nature • Worktop: Staron in Aspen Slates • Caple Appliances: Built under single oven, induction hob and glass extractor • Staron undermount sink • Chrome Spira tap • Insinkerator tap • LeMans corner pull out • Slate Quickstep flooring

Aesthetic Value: The freestanding stairway features extensive stringer details. Compound transitions for several moulding details and handrail provide continuous flow of the stringers and balustrade from the cylinders at the bottom throughout the stair and balconies. Stair Safety: The project required spanning of greater run than normal. Additional treads and risers were added to create a nice rise to run ratio for a more comfortable stride at the walk path. Quality of Workmanship: Seamless joinery of mouldings throughout curves and transitions. Technical Challenge: Designing a stair that laid out to fit the well and span. Providing sufficient structure in the freestanding stairway to tie into the floating 2nd floor at the top of the stair.

Hi, I’m the team behind Bathroom Wallpaper Installation in Washington, DC, your trusted specialists for high-end, moisture-managed residential wallcovering solutions. Installing wallpaper in a full or guest bathroom requires technical precision, specialized water-resistant prep, clean alignment around custom tile work, glass enclosures, vanity mirrors, and plumbing fixtures, where every detail demands perfection. Whether you are updating a historic brownstone in Georgetown, accentuating a modern condo in Dupont Circle, or refreshing a luxury residence across the District, we deliver top-quality bathroom wallpaper installation that pairs long-lasting durability with refined interior style. As an experienced wallpaper installer team, we handle a wide range of specialty and high-performance materials—including moisture-resistant vinyls, bold designer prints, metallic foils, coated non-wovens, textured wallcoverings, and custom-scaled murals. Our detailed technical workflow covers thorough substrate evaluation, wall smoothing, specialized moisture-barrier surface priming, vertical laser-plumb calibration, and precise pattern matching around complex fixtures and architectural features. As a dedicated wallpaper hanger, we execute every project with absolute precision, ensuring tight seams, crisp edges, and a flawless, bubble-free finish built to withstand humid environments. Contact us today to discuss your Washington, DC bathroom wallpaper project!

"Ambiance" Flora Planter Lamp, Round planters white and sandstone A symbiosis of nature and design: Despite their unpretentious elegance our high-quality planters are real eyecatchers. • Flexible application in the garden or house • Slightly satined surface white or sandstone coating • With 5-metre feed line • Other feed line lengths upon request • All planters with water drain Accessories suite: Item no. 20125 Table top plexiglass, Ø 60 cm Item no. 20215 S eat cushion with cushion cover, for planter, Ø 50 cm Item no. 20401 Element for fastening to the floor 1 pair Technical data: • Polyethylene, dimensionally stable and sturdy • Material thickness approx. 0.5 cm • UV-resistant"

With Contino 12, LEICHT is expanding the 2023 collection, which presents different planning scenarios, with a new, handleless kitchen front with a thickness of 12 mm and the finest manufacturing quality. Available either with a lacquer finish or in aluminum, the thin front rounds off different room designs with elegant design language and architecturally clear lines. The new product has a filigree, shapely, and elegant look, with which the architecture brand has stylistically expanded its aesthetic and technical competence in the design and implementation of handleless kitchens. The conscious reduction of materials maximizes Contino 12's elegant appearance in the kitchen living space.

Technical Features • Doors: High gloss, handleless Remo door in White from Second Nature • Worktop: Staron in Aspen Slates • Caple Appliances: Built under single oven, induction hob and glass extractor • Staron undermount sink • Chrome Spira tap • Insinkerator tap • LeMans corner pull out • Slate Quickstep flooring

This is my favorite bathroom I've designed to date. It was also the most technical project my brother has ever done. The two pics show what the old shower used to look like and what the old vanity looked like too. We moved a wall, built a wall, moved the toilet, vents, added in a heated floor with a touch screen programmable thermostat, 3 shower heads, 4 sconces, 5can lights, and mitered all outside corners of the tile. Cabinet is walnut and shelf in tub deck is walnut as well. I want to thank my customer for the opportunity to bring his ideas to life. But most of all I want to thank my brother Mike for his craftsmanship and dealing with all my design changes as the project developed. @premierstoneandtile

Photo Credit: Floor Gres Ceramiche Floor Gres brings the quality of a technical Italian porcelain to the stone-look. The nine stone colors are available in the “Soft Finish” which looks and feels like a honed stone. Suitable for both commercial and residential installations (bathrooms, living roooms, bedrooms, or kitchens). Tileshop 1005 Harrison Street Berkeley, CA 94710 Other California Locations: San Jose and Van Nuys (Los Angeles)

Stairways are technically a pathway that gains elevation by steps. Depending on the slope and grade of your property, stairs can provide both a functional and aesthetic value in landscape design. In Colorado, plentiful redstone is a natural choice for durability (the elements are fierce here!). Sometimes incorporating a couple of stone stairs in an area near the house can make a world of difference in the ease of going to other parts of the yard. (Think trips to the compost pile or the stacked firewood area away from the house.) People with outdoor wooden stairs, especially in mountain communities, face spending a lot of money on upkeep, or worse, danger with rotting wood. When making upgrades to your landscape, ask the question: would the flow of my yard be improved by some robust stone stairs?