Contemporary waterfront residence designed to maximize shoreline access, panoramic Hood Canal views, and seamless indoor-outdoor living through expansive covered decks, large glazed openings, and thoughtfully integrated exterior spaces. The home combines clean modern architectural lines with warm natural materials to create a refined yet comfortable Pacific Northwest waterfront retreat. Pacific Home Source worked closely with the homeowners and project consultants to develop a design that responded to shoreline conditions, view orientation, and long-term livability while maintaining strong connection to the surrounding landscape and outdoor entertaining areas.

Great access between the interior and exterior living space on this project. www.cfmfloors.com A beautiful Northwest Contemporary home from one of our customers Interior Designer Leslie Minervini with Minervini Interiors. Stunning attention to detail was taken on this home and we were so pleased to have been a part of this stunning project.

Upstairs open concept office connected to the upstairs hangout space. Complete with reading nook chair, lamp, and ottoman. Faux plant and unique lamps to round out the space.

Open concept living room as viewed from behind kitchen island reclads existing corner fireplace, adds white oak to vaulted ceiling, and refines trim carpentry details throughout - Architecture/Interiors/Renderings/Photography: HAUS | Architecture For Modern Lifestyles - Construction Manager: WERK | Building Modern

This ICON Brickell Airbnb studio bathroom was styled to support the bold, themed identity of the investment property. A black, white, and gold geometric shower curtain, contemporary vanity styling, dark accent details, and guest-ready accessories helped the bathroom feel more polished, graphic, and connected to the Baroque-inspired studio design. The goal was to make even the smallest spaces feel intentional, memorable, and aligned with a boutique short-term rental experience in one of Brickell’s most recognizable Miami buildings.

Mark Luthringer
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Doorless shower - mid-sized transitional master white tile and subway tile doorless shower idea in Philadelphia with shaker cabinets, distressed cabinets, a two-piece toilet, gray walls, a vessel sink and quartzite countertops

Example of a classic 3/4 white tile white floor alcove bathtub design in Miami with dark wood cabinets, an undermount sink, white countertops and flat-panel cabinets

Hollyhock House, Frank Lloyd Wright, 1921
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This bathroom style typically takes inspiration from design trends, decor, and materials connected to specific historical eras. In some cases, it is easier to define traditional bathroom design in terms of what it is not – modern, contemporary, or minimalist. A classic bathroom feels more like a relaxing spa oasis thanks to its elegant hues and luxurious touches. To put it short, traditional-style bathrooms are classic, timeless, and beautifully aesthetic.

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This custom home on Lake Lanier was designed as a retirement retreat for a couple seeking comfort, connection, and long-term livability. The main level was carefully planned to support everyday life, with the kitchen, living areas, primary suite, and personal office all on one floor for ease and convenience. Fireplaces throughout create a warm, welcoming atmosphere that reflects the couple’s vision of home. The lower level was designed as a flexible extension of the house, a gym and living space that serves visiting family now and can adapt for future needs as the family grows. By dedicating this floor to guests and gatherings, the design allows the couple to enjoy their own private routines on the main level while still offering a generous retreat for children and grandchildren. Outdoor living completes the experience, with a deck overlooking the water, a hot tub for relaxation, and spaces that connect seamlessly to the lakeside setting.

This bathroom style typically takes inspiration from design trends, decor, and materials connected to specific historical eras. In some cases, it is easier to define traditional bathroom design in terms of what it is not – modern, contemporary, or minimalist. A classic bathroom feels more like a relaxing spa oasis thanks to its elegant hues and luxurious touches. To put it short, traditional-style bathrooms are classic, timeless, and beautifully aesthetic.

Barry Lau shot all the photos. A little reading area to relax and enjoy the summer sun!
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This bathroom style typically takes inspiration from design trends, decor, and materials connected to specific historical eras. In some cases, it is easier to define traditional bathroom design in terms of what it is not – modern, contemporary, or minimalist. A classic bathroom feels more like a relaxing spa oasis thanks to its elegant hues and luxurious touches. To put it short, traditional-style bathrooms are classic, timeless, and beautifully aesthetic.

Our clients wanted a master bath connected to their bedroom. We transformed the adjacent sunroom into an elegant and warm master bath that reflects their passion for midcentury design. The design started with the walnut double vanity the clients selected in the mid-century style. We built on that style with classic black and white tile. We built that ledge behind the vanity so we could run plumbing and insulate around the pipes as it is an exterior wall. We could have built out that full wall but chose a knee wall so the client would have a ledge for additional storage. The wall-mounted faucets are set in the knee wall. The large shower has a niche and a bench seat. Our designer selected a simple white quartz surface throughout for the vanity counter, ledge, shower seat and niche shelves. Note how the herringbone pattern in the niche matches the surrounding tile.

This bathroom style typically takes inspiration from design trends, decor, and materials connected to specific historical eras. In some cases, it is easier to define traditional bathroom design in terms of what it is not – modern, contemporary, or minimalist. A classic bathroom feels more like a relaxing spa oasis thanks to its elegant hues and luxurious touches. To put it short, traditional-style bathrooms are classic, timeless, and beautifully aesthetic.

This bathroom style typically takes inspiration from design trends, decor, and materials connected to specific historical eras. In some cases, it is easier to define traditional bathroom design in terms of what it is not – modern, contemporary, or minimalist. A classic bathroom feels more like a relaxing spa oasis thanks to its elegant hues and luxurious touches. To put it short, traditional-style bathrooms are classic, timeless, and beautifully aesthetic.

This bathroom style typically takes inspiration from design trends, decor, and materials connected to specific historical eras. In some cases, it is easier to define traditional bathroom design in terms of what it is not – modern, contemporary, or minimalist. A classic bathroom feels more like a relaxing spa oasis thanks to its elegant hues and luxurious touches. To put it short, traditional-style bathrooms are classic, timeless, and beautifully aesthetic.