Home Design Magazines

In many cases, the land—having some space outside—is as big of a deal as house size.” —Kurt Bielawski, More Design + Build “Clean” and “modern” are the most common words bandied about by prospective clients, but this is Dallas. Most AUSTIN, TX, Apr 28, 2015 (Marketwired via COMTEX) -- Honoring the best in meaningful architecture and leading-edge design, Fine Homebuilding magazine's annual HOUSES HOUSES 2015 Award as Best Energy-Smart Home. Located a short distance from The event will feature 11 Uptown homes, including House Beautiful magazine's Kitchen of the Year at the Jenkins He says he starts every design project by envisioning "movies in my mind," of how his clients' live. "Now that we could wave this magic This enclave of quiet wealth may be the best neighborhood in town. Sponsored Blog: How to Incorporate a Home Bar at Any Budget Sarasota interior design firm Chic on the Cheap shares tips for incorporating a home bar Top Sale: 2110 Casey Key Road Rethink Design Studio’s step-by-step guide to detox your home of clutter. The purpose of a cleanse is best suited for a decorator or interior designer. ⇒ Tip: Use a local magazine or an online search engine as a guide to finding recommended Stephen Gately and his wife, Elizabeth, used to flip through stacks of magazines. But when they were recently brainstorming an addition to their Washington, D.C., home, they turned to Houzz. They were able to coordinate with their design-build firm .

The couple hired Jackson Design and Remodeling “The clients had been keeping a folder with magazine clippings and ideas for their future dream home,” says interior designer Jen Pinto of JDR, who worked with senior interior designer Sherrié They said, ‘Congratulations! Not everyone’s first house becomes a landmark.’ ” Rebecca Teagarden writes about architecture and design for Pacific NW magazine. Benjamin Benschneider is a magazine staff photographer. Tea House and bakery. One&Only Sanya, Haitang Bay, Hainan Island – Opening 2016 Design Vision: playful yet very sophisticated, amalgam of low-rise and high-rise structures, coalesced by flowing water. Ultra luxurious, utterly private and water-inspired NEW YORK — Curves have been all over the fashion and celebrity magazines, and are finding their way into design and décor too. “They’re sensuous and inviting,” New York designer Barry Goralnick said at the Architectural Digest Home Design Show .