One-way film allows you to see out, but they can't see in. With a beautiful mirrored design, this static cling window film will help bring both privacy and intrigue to a variety of surfaces including shower doors and cabinets. The reflective mirror finish looks great from the inside and the outside, creating privacy while still allowing you to look outside. Easy to install this adhesive film can be repositioned and removed to suit all the challenges life may bring. Static cling Window Film Great for Shower Doors, Windows, and Cabinets Filters light & reduces Glare Block unwanted views and viewers Easy To Remove Creates a reflective surface on the glass which allows you to look outside while people outside cannot see in *Disclaimer if it is bright inside and dark outside viewers may be able to see inside

Dark & Moody Media Room
Example of a transitional home theater design in Austin

Photo by Alan Tansey. Architecture and Interior Design by MKCA.
Bedroom - contemporary medium tone wood floor and brown floor bedroom idea in New York with white walls

Bright open space with a camel leather midcentury sofa, and marled grey wool chairs. Black marble coffee table with brass legs.
Inspiration for a mid-sized 1960s open concept light wood floor and beige floor living room remodel in Denver with white walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Randy Angell, Designer GOLD International Award of Excellence winner - The transitional modern home was designed with large amounts of glass opening into the courtyard, creating an indoor-outdoor feel, and a visual connection among the spaces that could not be ignored. The neighboring wall, however, was not only rather imposing, but also of a style completely disconnected from our clients home. Our goal was to create a layering effect, with features of varying heights, both to add depth and dimension to the space, and to take the focus of the viewer off of the neighbor's wall.

Most people think of their front or back yard when considering installing artificial turf. This home in Chandler, AZ, shows that artificial turf can be just as effective at the side of a house. The dark green shade of the turf compliments the foliage of the surrounding trees and shrubs. It is bordered by pale, light pavers, which draws the viewer’s eye towards the pool area. This installation is an excellent example of adding artificial turf to an area that is sometimes overlooked.

Pretty little powder bath; soft colors and a bit of whimsy.
Example of a small country powder room design in Orlando with raised-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, a drop-in sink, marble countertops, gray countertops and a built-in vanity

Photo: Rachel Loewen Photography © 2018 Houzz
Transitional freestanding desk medium tone wood floor and brown floor home office photo in Chicago with white walls

View the house plans at: http://houseplans.co/house-plans/2472 Photos by Bob Greenspan

Photo: Kevin Wohlers
Kids' room - mid-sized shabby-chic style girl medium tone wood floor and brown floor kids' room idea in New York with multicolored walls

Photo: Rachel Loewen © 2019 Houzz
Example of an eclectic entryway design in Chicago

Banker Wire’s architectural woven mesh is a key design element in the Willow Park Showhome, built by Zen Custom Homes and designed by AstonMorrone Designs. Utilized in two separate applications within the home—as a wall divider in the office, and as a statement kitchen island feature—the designer relied on Banker Wire’s M22-83 wire mesh pattern to create visual separations that allow the light to pass through, without impeding the flow of the open-planned space. Acting as a statement kitchen counter partition, M22-83’s stainless steel and brass finish brings warmth to the expansive, open kitchen. Fabricated within a red maple-colored wood frame, the wire mesh creates a dividing screen by connecting the bottom of the kitchen counter with the wood ceiling accent above, which spans the length and width of the counter. When lit by the kitchen ceiling lighting source, M22-83 is brought to life; created using a pair of nested helical crimped woven wires to define the circular mesh shape, this pattern’s doubled circle mesh creates unique reflective surfaces, allowing the light to pass through the mesh in varying ways. Similarly, this combination of stainless steel and brass gives off a colorful, luxurious aesthetic, where the depth and movement of the contrasting woven wires—of silver and gold tones—dynamically change as the viewer’s perspective shifts. In addition to creating a striking, statement background for the lights to reflect off of, this wood-mesh divider installation directs the line of sight towards the outside view of the home’s backyard. The double woven nature of the M22-83 pattern gives strength to this weave, making it a suitable option for a screen wall or space divider. The wire mesh application within this showhome office space acts as a partition that visually divides the front foyer while doubling as the back of a shelving wall. With the goal of creating a space that can be used as a flex-room or a working studio, the design team prioritized having natural light and a connection to the rest of the home. The Banker Wire mesh allows the sound and light to pass from the peripheral spaces through the length of the office space, with the trees in the transom windows located in the front foyer visible from behind the wire mesh divider wall. Additionally, the stainless steel and brass finish mirrors the wood millwork accents within the space, further adding to the masculine aesthetic of the design scheme while providing contrasting texture.

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Example of a large classic mixed siding exterior home design in New York

Elegant medium tone wood floor and brown floor home theater photo in Kansas City with brown walls

Donald Pell Farm. Designed by Donald Pell. Photo by Jay Sifford.
Inspiration for a cottage home design remodel in Philadelphia

Faced with extensive water damage to their home, the Patel’s turned to Cantoni designer Andrea Petor to infuse new life into their family’s beloved weekend retreat in Montgomery, Texas. Balancing the client’s minimalist wants with their love of hosting, Andrea created a cohesive design to accommodate their frequent guests and large extended family. Beginning with the kitchen remodel, Andrea worked with the Patel’s to identify the best layout for the space, understanding it would be used regularly for entertaining. To maximize storage space, Andrea designed custom floor to ceiling cabinetry finished in high gloss white lacquer. She selected Miele optic white appliances to enhance the sleek design. Andrea had a custom dining table built into the island to provide ample seating and ensure the entire family could enjoy meals together. The kitchen’s monochromatic color palette was carried throughout the interiors allowing the home’s beautiful waterfront views to take center stage. Adding richness and texture to each room, Andrea selected sculptural, modern furnishings to complete the space and bring the Patel’s vision to life.

Indoor Display Screen
Example of a minimalist front door design in San Francisco

Sun Room.
Example of a tuscan formal and enclosed medium tone wood floor living room design in Milwaukee with multicolored walls, no fireplace and a tv stand

Peephole Camera
Minimalist front door photo in San Francisco