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Tile photo #3. I don't like the decorative tile in the foyer (if that is what it is). Looking at use of the same tile in different sizes in transition areas.
Tile photo #2
Tile idea for hallway with different size tile in the transition areas
Is this somewhat like the plan for our Outdoor Kitchen/screened-in porch?
Dark iron/bronze vent hood example. Don't necessarily like the shape but the concept with the matching detail on the fireplace.
We think this fireplace is interesting with the metal detail that matches the vent hood in the kitchen. Is the upper part big enough for a large TV?
Like the low, wide firebox of this fireplace and the raised hearth. Something like this could work well to watch TV. Hearth looks fairly low.
Like the rock and beams for transition sections of the gallery and vestibule
Add a niche like this to the powder room for one of those marble bird pieces we have by our fireplace
Long span Phantom Screens
Screens with rock columns
Like the wood ceiling insert - maybe would work in master bedroom or guest bedrooms. Also like the wood accent wall in this photo
Closeup of the booth looking out into the trees
I like the overall feeling of this kitchen but would want a bigger island. I like the natural light and the booth.
Similar to previous picture I like the lower ceiling in the kitchen. Also like the rock wall as you enter the kitchen and the beams in the kitchen
Like the lower ceiling height in this kitchen. Also like rock and beam details.
I like the ceiling, beams, use of rock on the wall. Also like the island and overall look of this kitchen. This island in ironwood?
Like the ceilings, beams and rock
Like the ceiling, beams and beams above the doorways
Like the wood ceiling and beams
Ceiling and beams with retractable screens.
Ceiling and beams with wood protected from the elements. You could also use retractable screens with this.
Fireplace surrounded by glass on side overlooking the river
This house uses rock columns and stucco? horizontal beams.
Side overlooking the river on the east with no glass.
Vertical grain Douglas fir
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