Brian McCloud Photography
Inspiration for a rustic home design remodel in San Francisco

This kitchen ceiling was distressed and antiqued to compliment this beautiful historic home in Charleston.
Eclectic kitchen photo in Charleston

This reclaimed wood wall from recycled decking accents the end of a hallways in a modern residence located just outside of Ashland, Oregon. Architecture by Carlos Delgado.

We take the same care, time, and expertise when i stalling your residential door as we do our massive commercial doors
Inspiration for a huge modern attached four-car garage workshop remodel in Orange County

Example of a minimalist exterior home design in Houston

bil taylor
Eclectic home design photo in Phoenix

Josh Moates
Small transitional backyard concrete paver and custom-shaped pool photo in Miami

The soft fabric of the awning provides a lovely contrast to the thick Douglas Fir pergola posts and solid stainless steel brackets. Each strip is adjustable for creating the perfect sun-shade balance.

For this guest suite, the walls, roof and floor are all cross-laminated timber, a structural wood panel made by laminating together five sheets of douglas fir 1x6. The panels carry the full load of the building, strong enough for any seismic or wind conditions, with only a 3.25" thick wall.

Example of an eclectic exterior home design in Los Angeles

DassoXTR Rain Clad Siding in Blue Bell PA was installed in 2015, it used 4000 sqft XTR decking for soffit and siding. James Morrissey Architect design his own residence by using DassoXTR material.

A beautiful wrought iron and wooden stall front in a restored old bank barn featuring rubber flooring, and exposed beams
Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Philadelphia

Home design - transitional home design idea in Boston

Inspiration for a mid-sized traditional backyard gravel landscaping in Dallas.

Photography by Kerby Olive
Home design - cottage home design idea in Charlotte

Normally tenons are hidden in mortises, but when the tenon passes entirely through the piece it is joining, it is called a through tenon. Through tenons are more time-consuming to cut, and are one of the characteristics of Arts & Crafts and Mission style furniture. We like to think of through tenons as "visible joinery" and a demonstration of the craftsperson's skill. © Carolina Timberworks

Gideon Stoltzfus
Barn - traditional detached barn idea