Hollie, Lee and 3 kiddoes under the age of 9 make up the Baby Gizmo family. Hollie and the gang are world class baby/family product testers in the form of detailed video and photo reviews. The family recently moved across the country and into an incredible 3-story house built just for them. Having all that house to decorate and 30+ uncovered windows was a daunting task, so Hollie turned to Blinds.com. After working with Blinds.com designer Josh to find window covering that were safe for the whole family, she landed on Simplicity Shutters ( http://blnds.cm/1aaTMDT), Cordless Levolor Wood Blinds ( http://blnds.cm/16skTtQ), Cordless Bali Cellular Shades ( http://blnds.cm/TcmKpl), and Bali Draperies ( http://blnds.cm/1pFG3Ji).

Inspiration for a mid-sized cottage white two-story wood gable roof remodel in New York with a shingle roof

Photography by Michael J. Lee
Inspiration for a large transitional open concept dark wood floor dining room remodel in Boston with gray walls and no fireplace

The exterior project included a water feature, covered and uncovered patio areas, an outdoor fireplace, paved patio and a built-in BBQ. The previous kitchen, nook and family phases were done with this phase in mind - better kitchen to patio access and view of the landscaping done for all 4 seasons. Landscaping & photography - J.P.Stone Contractors

The Zymdak project provides the perfect outdoor family space for hanging out or throwing a backyard party. To the side of the yard is an uncovered firepit feature for gazing out at the night-time stars.

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The topography of this large sprawling yard is highlighted with a dry creek bed flowing under a see through corridor of the house to the man made water feature/stream in the backyard.

The exterior project included a water feature, covered and uncovered patio areas, an outdoor fireplace, paved patio and a built-in BBQ. The previous kitchen, nook and family phases were done with this phase in mind - better kitchen to patio access and view of the landscaping done for all 4 seasons. Landscaping & photography - J.P.Stone Contractors

Two large panoramic doors forge an immediate connection between the interior and exterior spaces and instantly doubles our client’s entertaining space. A stunning combination of covered and uncovered outdoor rooms include a dining area with ample seating conveniently located near the custom stacked stone outdoor kitchen and prep area with sleek concrete countertops, privacy screen walls and high-end appliances. The contemporary elements our clients desired are evident in the patio area with its large custom concrete slabs and modern slate chip borders. The impressive custom concrete fire pit is the focal point for the open patio and offers a seating arrangement with plenty of space to enjoy the company of family and friends.

The Zymdak project provides the perfect outdoor family space for hanging out or throwing a backyard party. To the side of the yard is an uncovered firepit feature for gazing out at the night-time stars.

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Balcony - mediterranean balcony idea in Los Angeles

Durable Quartize counters in the color of sea pearl — a serene blend of greys — seem to change slightly with the weather in the park, adding interest and elegance to the space. To make the most of the natural scenery and light, we uncovered a partially blocked window, dramatically amplifying the room’s natural light and unobstructed views. Multiple lighting sources within the space include hood, recessed and under-cabinet LEDs. The result: an airy, well-organized space our clients will enjoy for years to come. Photography by Anice Hoachlander

The Zymdak project provides the perfect outdoor family space for hanging out or throwing a backyard party. To the side of the yard is an uncovered firepit feature for gazing out at the night-time stars.

The Zymdak project provides the perfect outdoor family space for hanging out or throwing a backyard party. To the side of the yard is an uncovered firepit feature for gazing out at the night-time stars.

The customer asked us to create an outdoor living space that was significantly larger than the space that was built with their home. The slope of the yard required the addition of a retaining wall to separate the backyard into two level areas. The upper level is the location of the new covered space and a large uncovered travertine patio. The lower area was beautifully landscaped by the homeowner after Texas Custom Patios completed the retaining wall and upper level patio & cover. Priorities included making the area usable year-round with heaters, fireplace, and retractable screens; and adding an outdoor kitchen. Also, the structure needed to match the Transitional architectural design of the home and blend with the finishes. Photography credit: Snap Point Media

The exterior project included a water feature, covered and uncovered patio areas, an outdoor fireplace, paved patio and a built-in BBQ. The previous kitchen, nook and family phases were done with this phase in mind - better kitchen to patio access and view of the landscaping done for all 4 seasons. Landscaping & photography - J.P.Stone Contractors

Structural elements that also make this patio cover visually appealing include stone around the base of the support columns and the open gable design at the end of the roof. We built the base of the columns using cultured stone that mimics natural stacked stone and contributes to the sturdy feel of the structure. The open gable at the end of the roof includes a three-pronged architectural element called a king post truss. While this part of the structure helps support the weight of the roof, it also provides a rustic, decorative touch. And the open gable design allows for additional air circulation boosted by the ceiling fan – a huge improvement over an uncovered patio on a sweltering afternoon!

The exterior project included a water feature, covered and uncovered patio areas, an outdoor fireplace, paved patio and a built-in BBQ. The previous kitchen, nook and family phases were done with this phase in mind - better kitchen to patio access and view of the landscaping done for all 4 seasons. Landscaping & photography - J.P.Stone Contractors

These homeowners originally approached us for a dual-bathroom remodel. However, once we sat down with them and went through the discovery process of asking key questions, we uncovered that a kitchen was the priority. Sometimes clients dream bigger than their budgets can afford. Well, actually, they always do, but hey, nothing wrong with being an optimist, right? They wanted a more modern, useful kitchen without a 90's desk, which draws clutter like flies to honey. We redesigned that space specifically for more useful storage and solved their design dilemma regarding different color schemes by offering a 3 tone solution. In the right light, the upper cabinets and lower cabinets have a slightly different shade, the lower being more grey tone. And obviously, the island is a bright blue.