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Clever design solutions for unique residential projects.
Photos: TG Image
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See the creative solution for keeping his and her home offices separate and private
Photos: Mark Boisclair Photography
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Angelica Henry designs for his and her closets that accommodate and show off the clients' wardrobes and favorites
The principals of Duoma Atelier, Norma and Gaton Galella, are focusing on the pandemics biggest demand, flex spaces and accessory dwelling units (ADUs) (Photos : Courtesy Duoma Atelier).
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A husband and wife start of design/build company and bring workplace and wellness attributes into flex space and ADU design
Photos Courtesy of Gatehouse Partners
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This floating staircase elevates an already grand entrance hall in more ways than one.
Photo: Roger Davies
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The staircase is a reflection of the style of the house and should connect to the design of the residence itself
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A brick ceiling provides a more architecturally interesting treatment than, say, plaster.
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Cristina Casañas-Judd and General Judd of Me and General Design speak with Custom Builder about their roots and their take on current housing design.
Photos: Stacy Zarin Goldberg
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This staircase not only connects the first and second floors; it opens the house to the backyard.
Photos: Courtesy of In Detail Interiors
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Coffee pot filling station, wine bar, under counter storage, it's all there in Cheryl Kees Clendenon's messy kitchen design.
Photos: Courtesy of Schumacher Homes
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The messy kitchen has become a favorite trend for many homeowners.
Outdoor living and the display of modern art take center stage at the Philos House, in Dallas, designed and built by Bauhaus Modern Homes (Photo: Costa Christ).
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The philosophy of the German Bauhaus school of art and design drives this Dallas-based custom builder
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Wood is always the standard for residential construction in the Maritimes
Tom Harris Architectural Photography
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This home's indoor-outdoor integration plays a role in an illinois family’s quality of life.
Natural finishes predominate in architect Wayne Turett’s New York home. The cedar siding is finished with a blue-gray stain (Photos: Liz Glasgow Studios).
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A seaside retreat follows the Passive House standard to maximize energy efficiency
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June 11, 2021
The vacation home has always had a special appeal.
