I used to have a real estate dream that went something like this:
Keeping the walls white throughout the home highlights the restored architectural details, such as the archways, wood ceiling beams, and stained glass window (Photos: Jim Tschetter).
Two very different adaptive reuse projects show off the hurdles and rewards of turning nonresidential buildings into custom homes
A multipronged approach to a custom home ensures good indoor air quality
Floating vanities from the Hastings Tile and Bath Urban Collection
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Tom Harris Architectural Photography
This home's indoor-outdoor integration plays a role in an illinois family’s quality of life.
These modern vanities will help you create on-trend modern baths.
The European continent has always been the leader in cutting-edge design.
Functionality and hygiene are at the forefront of these high-tech toilets.
Stainless steel may be a fan favorite, but colorful appliances can give a project a personalized touch.
See how a notch became a clever detail for this custom-made kitchen island/table that accommodates a companion bench
For Janet Brooks designing powder rooms is the icing on the cake, providing an opportunity to be a little outrageous.
The powder room can be the jewel box and the most unexpected space in a home
I used to have a real estate dream that went something like this:
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Fully automated indoor hydroponic appliance that allows anyone to grow herbs, vegetables, and microgreens right in their kitchen all year round without pesticides
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