Renata Gross
Example of a trendy home design design in New York

PremierOne garage flooring in the color smoke with easycove transitioning from floor to stem wall.

Concrete seat wall
Patio - modern patio idea in Boise

Juan Elejalde
Photo of a coastal landscaping in Los Angeles.

detail of steel trellis and sun shades images | kurt jordan photography
Patio - large contemporary backyard stone patio idea in Los Angeles with a pergola

Photo of a mediterranean landscaping in Vancouver.

Gioi Tran, Into The Night, 48"x48", acrylic on canvas www.arthaus-sf.com

Pool fountain - transitional backyard stone natural pool fountain idea in Miami

This Carefree, Arizona home has some of the best mountain views. Landscape Designer: Chad Norris Photo Credits: John Drew
Design ideas for a southwestern landscaping in Phoenix.

Sunlight highlighting pool Beadcrete finish!
Inspiration for a large tropical backyard custom-shaped natural pool remodel in Los Angeles

Tuscan home design photo in Atlanta

For this swimming pool renovation in Long Grove, Il we started by building a new pool structure inside an existing steel walled, concrete bottomed pool. We then added a new hot tub with its own dedicated, separate equipment. Both pool and spa received Hartstone coping and Jewelscapes glass bead interior. The pool has a full-end sun shelf in the deep end of the pool and full-end steps in the shallow end. The pool is also equipped with a new automatic cover. The Hot Tub equipment is located in the basement, which provides for year-round operation. Both the pool and the hot tub are controlled by a Pentair Intellitouch system with iPhone interface compatibility.

Inspiration for a transitional exterior home remodel in New York

“Fashion is well known as a reliable reflection of cultural trends and historical events. On a personal level, it has become my creative vehicle for exploring the emotional roller coaster of life. My inspiration arose from contemplating the dichotomy between the perception of women as fragile, delicate creatures, and the reality that most women are defined by resiliency and steely resolve. I employ a juxtaposition of extremes such as lightness and gravity, suppleness and intransigence, to convey feminine sensibilities. Crafted of steel and embellished with flourishes of wire mesh, screening, cut-outs and bits of found objects, the dresses are at once both elegant and imposing. I like the duplicitous nature of steel which can be manipulated to appear feminine and soft while actually maintaining its strength and rigidity—an expression in contrasts and complements.” -Donna McCullough