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Mid-century modern backyard concrete patio photo in Denver with a pergola

When the client spoke with the Delaney Window Fashions LLC workroom designer about the creation of a unique, Hawaiian-themed child’s bedroom, the bright pink and orange paint was already in place, along with the hibiscus floral fabric border. The impetus for the additional work was the transition from a baby’s room with a crib to a little girl’s room with a full-size bed. Although the room was started, it was far from complete. With a limited amount of the client’s floral fabric, which had subsequently been discontinued, the designer created bedding and pillows and constructed a Hawaiian-themed bed canopy with lights. The homeowner wanted the bedding to be washable but not quilted and the bed crown to be light weight. A tailored, center-pleat bed skirt was created first. The remaining fabric, along with an accent fabric was used to create a comforter, envelope and bolster pillows. The comforter was created with two mitered corners; and micro-cording was purposely added around the middle section to hide the seam.The middle section was hand tacked to secure comforter layers for laundering. To finish the bedding, a tiki hut-inspired bed crown was created, which was challenging because the material had to be light weight. Including LED garland added a fun and whimsical element. With child safety in mind, shirred tulle panels were attached to the back and sides of the crown. In this way, the lights were visible, but not accessible to the child. The project was a success, and the client loves the room. The child’s lighted tiki hut bed crown provided a cozy environment for nightly bedtime stories. It made for one happy little girl! This project was applied for a competition. Photographer: Simona Buna

Photo: Robert Burns © 2015 Houzz
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Example of a beach style kitchen design in Santa Barbara

Complete natural stone outdoor oasis featuring pool, separate 10 person spa, koi pond, grotto, waterfalls, island and cabana. Featured on Discovery Animal Planets show The Pool Master.

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Photo: Robert Burns © 2015 Houzz
Inspiration for an eclectic basement remodel in Portland

This theme painted basement covered four rooms...media, game room, bar and arcade.
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Dining room - mid-century modern dining room idea in Other with multicolored walls and no fireplace

Photo: Heather Banks © 2017 Houzz
Eclectic living room photo in Austin

Inspiration for a tropical l-shaped beige floor open concept kitchen remodel in Los Angeles with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, medium tone wood cabinets, blue backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Outdoor BBQ island under a 4 post palapa with natural Mexican palm thatch.

Mexican Palm Thatch also known as rain capes are fabricated from sustainable palm trees native to a specific geographical region in Mexico. This commercial quality thatch can are used for a variety of shade structures, Palapa umbrellas, in tropical themed environments, resorts, and for Tiki hut and Tiki bar designs. This eco friendly material is processed and then woven into a variety of shapes, heights, and diameters. The Mexican runner roll is generally the most popular, comprised of long strips 30” in height and 60’ long. They are also available in square and rectangular panels, and as rain capes which are round weaves to fit radius or octagonal designed roofs. Mexican thatch is known for its versatility in both residential and commercial applications and as the most economical material on the market today.

The Bali Beach theme is really prominent in the bathroom with the wooden tub and tiki style room divider. Photograph by: Phil Mosby
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Seated home bar - large tropical l-shaped seated home bar idea in Orange County with onyx countertops

Home design - tropical home design idea in Hawaii

My husband discovered original 1950 planters under some plywood in the foyer. He waterproofed them with pond liner and filled them with self-watering inserts to create an Enchanted Tiki Jungle. Photo © Bethany Nauert