Geometric Travertine Pool with spa, firewall and planters with water feature. Pool interior is PebbleShee Blue Surf. Pool Surround Decking is RockSalt finished with a color hardener while existing patio was topped with 16x24 travertine pavers. View of spa 360 degree spillway finished in a glass mosaic tile.

This house in the high Mesa desert of Southwestern Utah is sustainable. It is built with non-combustible fire-resistant materials of steel, concrete, copper and stucco. Water-recapturing, passive heating and passive cooling are used for a low impact on the environment and energy efficiency. Large overhanging eaves provide essential shade in the summer, solid concrete floors release the heat absorbed from the low winter sun. A steel structure allows for deep cantilevered balconies and eaves, which also supports heavy snowfall in winter. The standing seam copper roofing freely allows expansion and contraction from the daily temperature swings. The eaves are covered in copper panels and an integrated copper gutter. The balcony railing made of steel channels and wire was also fabricated by Patrice.

Pool was drained and prepped for new tile and resurfacing. Glass Tile: Valencia Resurface: Pebble Tec Bead Crete. Color: Sapphire
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This space became an outdoor oasis when we added discreet speakers within the planters. Mohr Photography
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The U by Moen Smart Shower does not require hot and cold handles to control the temperature and flow of water. It's done with a touch pad as you enter the shower, an app on your phone or Alexa

Basement storage area turned into a fantastic wine tasting room and temperature controlled wine cellar. Natural, neutral materials create the perfect ambiance to enjoy your collectibles. A glass wall separating the wine cellar from tasting room allows for absolute comfort. Individual bottles, diamond bins, arched accent and custom moldings really bring these spaces together.

Basement storage area turned into a fantastic wine tasting room and temperature controlled wine cellar. Natural, neutral materials create the perfect ambiance to enjoy your collectibles. A glass wall separating the wine cellar from tasting room allows for absolute comfort. Individual bottles, diamond bins, arched accent and custom moldings really bring these spaces together.

This home features minimal décor in a very understated style. Polywood plantation shutters from Sunburst Shutters fit the home perfectly because of their clean lines and beauty. The shutters transcend the simplicity by offering great control of light, noise, privacy and temperature. Elegance is accomplished through a subtle design style.

Infinity from Marvin replacement Sliding French Patio door and Infinity from Marvin replacement Casement windows with Stone White interior, white hardware and white trim.

Length: 126" Width: 63" Thickness: 1/2" Composition: Porcelain Finished: Satin One Slab: 55.12 sq.ft. Made in: Italy Shipping: Local Pick-Up Only Hygienic surface – suitable for food contact Easy to clean & maintain Resistant to frost & high temperature Mold & mildew resistant Stain & acid resistant UV resistant Resistant to bending & shock suitable for kitchen tops, bathroom vanity tops, table tops, façade cladding, flooring, etc. little to no maintenance is required

Converting a basement can be one of the most cost-effective ways to create an in-law unit. Correctly done, it is also one of the least expensive to heat and cool, because temperatures will be moderated, to a degree, by the basement’s contact with the earth. The crux of a successful conversion is how un-basement-like you make it feel. In other words, it depends on how much sunlight, fresh air, comfort, and ceiling height you can get into the space

Tropical islands are the focal point for the design build of the acreage behind this stunning, Mediterranean-style home. The hardscape features a three level pool, including a toddler pool and a wading pool. Starting at the reef, there are three leaf petal loungers which allow you to recline in four to six inches of water at your feet. Limestone holy boulders are placed strategically along the edge for a natural element. A beautiful blend of earthy colors within the flagstone create a natural and rustic pool deck. All of the steps and bench seating inside the pool are also made of flagstone (custom fabricated flagstone coping for this project was completed on site). The toddler pool features fiber optic lighting which was installed at the bottom of the pool in the gunnite shell to create the reflection of a starry, celestial sky (fiber optic lighting can be used to create any number of shapes or constellations). An infinity edge crashes over beautiful stone and tile work, falling into a wading pool below. Another special feature is a water feature of riverstone cobbles sitting below dancing flames. Large stepping stones alongside this feature lead you to a lounge pool deck creating the feeling of an island retreat. Limestone slabs were used for a path of steps that take you through the landscaping back to the main house. A gazebo was added to hold an outdoor kitchen, an outdoor shower and a pool house with restrooms. All of the outdoor features are automated, allowing you to operate water temperature, fire features, water features, even the music and lighting from your smartphone.

This ski-in, ski-out condo features a strong Arts and Crafts influence. The interiors feature reclaimed oak floors, mortise-and-tenon carpentry, stone, and custom period details.

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This elegant wine room was created by closing in an unused and awkward courtyard off of the existing dining room. The brick walls remained as they were. We closed in the roof and then clad the ceiling with actual wood remnants from reclaimed wine casks. Storefront glass keeps the wine room at the optimum temperature and allows viewing from the dining room to the 1200 bottle capacity space. The client’s preference for Cisco “wine” is beyond our control.

A fresh take on mid-century modern, highlights in the family room of this modern prairie-style home are the double-sliding doors and the floor-to-ceiling ston fireplace. The ribbon transom windows offer a glimpse of the beautiful timber ceilings on the patio while accenting the ribbon fireplace. In the corner is a built-in bookshelf with glass shelving that brings a brilliant burst of blue into the space. The humidity and temperature-controlled wine cellar is protected by a glass enclosure and echoes the timber throughout the home.

Whole home, custom AV: - Lutron: Intelligent lighting control and automated window treatments - Custom indoor/outdoor entertainment: Small aperture ceiling speakers that match the downlights, flush-mounted soundbar, in-floor & invisible subwoofers, - Discreet TruFig keypads - Temperature control - Integrated Surveillance - Enterprise-grade WiFi

Adjacent to the kitchen is the dining area, featuring a striking pedestal table meticulously carved from solid marble. The space includes a credenza equipped with a serving bar and ample storage, topped with quartzite. Wine coolers maintain red and white wines at optimal temperatures, ensuring they are ready for guests. Carefully curated lighting enhances the ambiance for entertaining. The artwork is really a TV, were you can change your image at a whim.