Validated Random - Photos & Ideas

Shou Sugi Ban

M&H Custom Fences

Inspiration for a 1950s home design remodel in Los Angeles

Art of Weathermap "COOL NETHERLANDS"

Jos Brölmann Art

This Weathermap has nothing to do with beautiful summer days. Or an early spring feeling. It has to do with one special day in 2012. On February 4th The Netherlands was - literally - very “cool”. Actually, it was -9,2 F, which is -22,9 Celsius. This coldest point was located right in the middle of the country. We had a deep-freeze, the likes of which we had not experienced in more than 30 years. The coldest day in the 21 century. Well, that’s something you don’t feel every day. Size 39.4 - 39.4 Inch (100 - 100 cm). Acrylic on Linen. Info: hello@nosybirds.com or cell +31630023520 Info:

Country to Transitional Modern - Kitchen Remodel

Baths & Kitchens by Pete's

Michael Wallmann
Transitional kitchen photo in Boston

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Damascus Artist's Residence

HOLAH Design + Architecture

Minimalist home design photo in Portland

Decorative painting and stencils

Maha Group LLC

Decorative painting in kids, room

Noe

Antipodean Flora Landscape Design

Invermere

Collective Carpentry

Inspiration for a modern home design remodel in Vancouver

Residence Noir

HIR studio

Grey and ash tones of various textures are interlaced; set back behind a cozy common space is a cold black glass veil, radiating mystic light into the house. Photo by: HIR Studio

Calacatta Miracle Gold (RQ)

Reliance Surfaces

White background with an elegant gold veining that makes this color the perfect selection to create a luxury space.

Corner lot Courtyard

Oakley Roots LLC

Photo Credit: Ryan Corrigan
This is an example of a mediterranean landscaping in Omaha.

Nature Meets Design

VanderMeulen Builders

Bathroom Vent cut out of tile to mimic nature.
Mountain style home design photo in Grand Rapids

Residence in Zug

369 Holistic Interior Design

We were drawn to this project because the family—a wonderfully creative group of artists—had lost their motivation and spark. They found themselves spending more and more time passively watching TV, disconnected from their own creativity and from each other. We saw an opportunity to help them reclaim their energy, their connection, and their daily joy.