Modern Kitchen

 Remember all those times when you were told to think outside of the box in order to find a solution to your design ideas in your home? Now is another one of those moments. The image of a square kitchen island is so popular that many of us automatically gravitate towards this textbook idea. Yet there are many types of styles. An L-shaped or T-shaped addition, a lovely circular installation or a cool elliptical island inspired by the surfboard–the possibilities are simply endless. Let your kitchen dictate the shape and size of the island and do not fall prey to the stereotypical conventions.

Walk-In Closet

 Here's a bright, organized, and elegant sums up this walk-in closet. A large storage island anchors the space. Open storage solutions cover all four walls. Brush brass hardware punctuates the white cabinetry. With enough room to sit without cluttering visual space.

Bathroom Cottage

 The primary bathroom has a freestanding porcelain bathtub at the far end under the window and topped with a simple chandelier. Beside this is the large wooden vanity paired with a wide wall-mounted mirror.

Kitchen Counter Wood

 Any expert in the field will tell you that reclaimed wood gives you an opportunity to work with wood that is simply no longer available in stores. There are times when these wooden boards would have been acquired for barns and old structures built several decades ago, and that is wood that you just cannot buy off the shelf today. It has a much deeper and richer grain, and of course, the natural process of aging gives these planks an even more fabulous finish. If giving the kitchen island a makeover is not on your agenda, then maybe you can give the ceiling or the walls a new look by covering them with reclaimed timber.

Recreational Vehicle

 The RV vehicle has custom-blended exterior paint, a stacked washer and dryer, kitchen garbage disposal, granite countertops and several 3D-ready televisions. Its glass dash instrumentation system controls a driving camera, in-dash navigator and radar detector.

Built-In Entertainment Unit

 

A built-in entertainment centre

Since the wall unit was being installed in the master bedroom, a built-in entertainment centre with room for a television and additional media accessories was required.

As you can see, the built-in TV above the fireplace is mounted relatively high. That location makes it ideal for watching the TV while in bed. The wall unit’s design allows wires and cables to be discreetly kept hidden.

Above the television are a couple of open spaces where a soundbar, streaming device, cable receiver, or PVR can go. Taller open shelving display spaces could also be used for placing books or personal effects like photos or knick-knacks.

The layout can be configured for your needs. The open sections up top could instead be included at the bottom of the unit in place of the two banks of drawers (one of which is actually a well-disguised laundry hamper, as we’ll explain shortly). This would make adding something like a Blu-ray player more practical.

Bathroom Traditional

 Here's a Bathroom with a larger Walk-In Shower that's lined with porcelain tiles that look like marble. Nice curved Bathtub with small slate tiles. A floating vanity gives the illusion of more floor space.