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Although this Patio is technically not covered – the homeowners do have an awesome retractable awning – it is most definitely an outdoor living space. The patio itself has beautiful lines and impeccable landscaping, and the awning makes it usable a majority of the time. The homeowners definitely have a green thumb so much of the interest comes from their wonderful variety of plants and flowers displayed in unique and colorful planters.
The oversized wicker furniture with the vibrant cushion fabrics makes the seating area cozy and inviting. The fun rug ties all of the colors together.
This Patio is definitely a haven for these homeowners and truly an extension of their home. Enjoy!

A corner wine room visible from all angles of the living room provide a unique ambiance. Wine is displayed and stored in metal and acrylic racks. LED lights placed evenly throughout provide an awesome glow. The white backlit tasting counter, glass holder and drawer allows the owner to open, decant and taste wine before removing them from cellar. Client loves the final result!

fench country classical garden meets modern. These are technically two different houses that the client combined into one. VERY different styles, but well done.
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Floor tiles of the highest quality. Padexpo commitment to aesthetics in all its products, developing new effects based on wood, cement, stones and avant-garde, ideal for any room interior or exterior spaces. Multiple formats, different finishes, together with the intrinsic technical performance of ceramic material, allow us to create peaceful and full of life environments.

Building on the Stamford coastline is technically challenging and tricky. RAC’s experience in waterfront design came in very handy while developing this 3500 s.f. beach cottage. Our client wanted an open floor plan with room to entertain, as well as spaces to retreat. Numerous discussions over many months resulted in a well-thought-out custom designed modern home that will provide comfort and beauty for years to come.

The new SieMatic drawers are perfection in both appearance and performance. No technical detail disturbs the minimalist aesthetics. The fine, straight-lined frames, which are closed at the side and are available optionally in aluminum or steel, are an ideal fit for the 1 cm look of the side panels and countertops. SieMatic drawers and pullouts are extremely sturdy, can be pulled out easily, and, if desired, any width from 25 cm to 120 cm is possible with millimeter precision, including the correspondingly fitted insert mats And best of all: You have more design options than ever before.

This top-down detail emphasizes the architectural precision of our hardscape work. The intersection of smooth, board-formed concrete and warm gravel highlights the high-contrast material palette central to this master plan. Integrated into the design is a professional-grade path light, positioned to provide a subtle wash of light across the textures of the stone. Our Explore+Design+Build process prioritizes these technical details, ensuring every joint and fixture is intentional, durable, and contributes to the project’s premier aesthetic.

This close-up of our custom steel work highlights the "build" in our design+build philosophy. We utilized heavy-gauge weathered steel to create crisp, permanent borders that define the property’s geometric zones. The raw, industrial finish of the steel provides a beautiful patina over time, perfectly complementing the organic green of the turf. At Alterra, we prioritize high-quality materials and technical precision to ensure the landscape architecture remains structurally sound and visually striking for decades.

A corner wine room visible from all angles of the living room provide a unique ambiance. Wine is displayed and stored in metal and acrylic racks. LED lights placed evenly throughout provide an awesome glow. The white backlit tasting counter, glass holder and drawer allows the owner to open, decant and taste wine before removing them from cellar. Client loves the final result!

This detail shot emphasizes the clean execution of our hardscape installations. By juxtaposing smooth, light concrete with dark basalt gravel and crisp metal edging, we create a modern, high-contrast aesthetic. Our design+build process prioritizes these technical transitions, ensuring that every joint and material shift is intentional. Even in a small corner of the master plan, the intentionality of the landscape architecture is evident, providing a low-maintenance yet high-impact foundation for the surrounding greenery.

Pool Bathroom Shower – Smart Design with Technical Precision
This shower space combines elegance with functionality. We installed a floating bench seat and three perfectly aligned niches, offering both comfort and storage. The floor features a custom mosaic layout, paired with two linear drains for efficient water flow and a clean, modern look. Every tile was placed with care to meet the high-end standard of this luxury home.

Twin identical wine rooms with an innovative spider format in thin metal that holds and floats bottles on acrylic shelves. LED lights provide an even glow and create a unique ambiance in living room. Special features include as well a lighted cigar humidor, laser cut stools and wood wave technical ceiling to hide cooling unit. Totally custom to the specs of the client who can clearly show off his unique bottles of all types.

TECHNICAL RSHADE SPECIFICATIONS INCLUDED:
• Powdercoated Aluminum structure
• Roof filling in structural sandwich panel of
3 inches – FBC
Approval
• Structure color – White 9003 or Bronze
2009
• Simple Beam 7,09 inches of height or 14
Inches Double Beam
ADDITIONAL OPTIONS INCLUDE:
Misters
Heaters
Privacy Walls: aluminum, cedar, pine, or vinyl
Outdoor audio system
Auto screens: Simple bug or movie projector
Corbel Ends
Solar Panels

Building on the Stamford coastline is technically challenging and tricky. RAC’s experience in waterfront design came in very handy while developing this 3500 s.f. beach cottage. Our client wanted an open floor plan with room to entertain, as well as spaces to retreat. Numerous discussions over many months resulted in a well-thought-out custom designed modern home that will provide comfort and beauty for years to come.

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.

Building on the Stamford coastline is technically challenging and tricky. RAC’s experience in waterfront design came in very handy while developing this 3500 s.f. beach cottage. Our client wanted an open floor plan with room to entertain, as well as spaces to retreat. Numerous discussions over many months resulted in a well-thought-out custom designed modern home that will provide comfort and beauty for years to come.

Against a backsplash of smooth stone panels, the functional Corian® sink in Bone color scheme together with worksurface and shelving in solid Corian® Deep Cloud hue are the perfect fit for an open-plan kitchen.
Tap Spring by Fir Italia; floor and wall tiles by Mirage; pots and food processor by Kitchen Milano.
Sinks do not come as shown but may be built into the design of your choice, sink models and technical details can be viewed below.

At Morehouse Crafted Interiors, we specialize in seamless technology integration. This elevation for the Herring Residence fireplace illustrates our "quiet tech" approach, featuring a dedicated 4-inch recess for a TV bracket centered within a massive 96-inch slab veneer projection. By wrapping the slab material under the projection and across all sides of the hearth, we achieve a solid, architectural look that feels like a singular piece of stone.
Key Technical Details:
Linear Firebox: A Primo 72 firebox serves as the horizontal anchor, flanked by supports clad in black metal.
Floating Hearth: The design features a layered hearth base with integrated lighting to create a "floating" effect, adding lightness to the substantial stone materials.
Seamless Finish: The surrounding walls are specified in Sherwin-Williams 6705 "High Strung," providing a crisp, intentional backdrop to the slab's natural veining.
Dimensional Accuracy: From the 56.5-inch TV centerline height to the 162.25-inch total assembly width, every measurement ensures perfect sightlines and ergonomic comfort.

Twin identical wine rooms with an innovative spider format in thin metal that holds and floats bottles on acrylic shelves. LED lights provide an even glow and create a unique ambiance in living room. Special features include as well a lighted cigar humidor, laser cut stools and wood wave technical ceiling to hide cooling unit. Totally custom to the specs of the client who can clearly show off his unique bottles of all types.
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