Lake
Designer secret. Give the feeding station its own matching backsplash. “The ledge on the opening is the same honed granite used on the island counter, and the backsplash is the same as the rest of the kitchen, which was a linear marble stack tile,” says designer Jensen Landers. Island countertop: Honed granite in Thunder White, Daltile; perimeter countertop: honed quartz in Mercer Grey, Daltile; backsplash: Styx Arctic Blend marble, Soho Studio; wall paint: Agreeable Gray, Sherwin-Williams; floor tile: Taupe, 18 by 36 inches, Soho Studio See more of this home | Find wall and floor tile
When a fireplace isn’t enough to keep you warm, why not add a hot tub? Houzz users who saved this photo were drawn to the stone columns as well as the luxurious fireplace and hot tub combination.Your turn: Which idea has you most inspired? Tell us in the Comments which outdoor spaces you’d like to spend time in.MoreKey Measurements for Designing Your Perfect PatioSee more photos of outdoor spaces to inspire youFind a landscape designer
Guesthouse
Guest Bathroom to cover entire wall
Biultima on dock
Boys room
waterfront with low maintenance and low water demand plants - no grass to mow
native plants and grasses without lawn to cu
This is a way to have seating down closer to the water's edge with a retaining wall. LOVE IT and because it is surrounded by native plants - no lawn to cut
Great idea for when we turn bunk room into another master. Gets rid of a bunk bed in floor space and makes use of higher ceiling height
Maybe my chance for a fireplace at the lake?
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