Mountain style staircase photo in DC Metro

Transitional entryway photo in Toronto

Thin slate installed in a bathroom
Bathroom - traditional bathroom idea in Toronto

Example of a tuscan home design design in Albuquerque with multicolored walls

Inspiration for a coastal bedroom remodel in New York

We are always asked if the SLABlite will support the weight of the slab. The slab rests right on top of the SLABlite.. TylerCo, Inc.
Trendy home bar photo in Orange County

Powder room walls finished with Marmorino plaster
Trendy bathroom photo in Los Angeles

Hallway - contemporary hallway idea in Austin

Photo: Sarah Greenman © 2015 Houzz
Example of a classic home design design in Dallas

The search was on for a retaining/seat wall face stone that would complement the Smoked Pine Borealis paver. The new Dark Ridge color Pro-Fit Alpine Ledgestone by Boral really jumped out at the client as he browsed my manufacturer catalogs.

Bathroom - contemporary bathroom idea in San Francisco

Organic Modern/ Transitional bathroom design in Rockville, MD featuring a nature atmosphere with green tile, natural earthy tones, and gold hardware. This primary bath renovation by 3SI Design focuses on wellness and tranquility through clean lines, earthy tones, and a calming material palette for a growing soul.

Inspiration for a timeless entryway remodel in Oklahoma City

A full pattern repeat was the best choice because the entry was small and had an irregular room shape. Photo courtesy of Avente Tile Customer.
Example of a classic entryway design in Los Angeles

The use of Purple leaves throughout the garden brings consistency among the multi-colored shrubs.
Photo of a large transitional full sun hillside mulch pond in San Francisco.

Eclectic hallway photo in New York

Inside mount trapezoid shaped cellular shades fit perfectly into top two windows and almost disappear when not in use. Operated with cord locks. Bottom two windows have cordless top down bottom up cellular shades

This is a prototypical home specially designed with a 200% structural engineering safety factor to easily withstand 150+ mph winds and designed to be extremely durable, low/no maintenance, effectively flood-proofed, super-structured, armored, super-insulted, and extremely energy-efficient. Every effort was made to make the house “fit” the site; it utilizes a Southern coastal vernacular archetype; it is oriented on the site to take advantage of year-round sun sets and moon rises and to minimize solar heat gain; and careful attention has been given to the breathtaking views. It is designed to harmoniously take advantage of both the latest in currently available technology and a site blessed with unparalleled natural beauty. We have attempted to provide an example of enduring environmentally-sensitive design without any compromise of convenience, aesthetics, or quality of life. www.waringarchitects.com