Bath Shower Home Design

Lakeside Farmhouse -Fluidesign Studio-01-1 Kindesign" width="1500" height="997" /> This lakeside farmhouse was designed by  Fluidesign Studio  in collaboration with builder Structural Dimensions , located in Mahtomedi, a city in Washington County, Minnesota. Nestled on a half- acre wooded site , this beautiful residence encompasses 2 ,400 square feet with five bedrooms and three bathrooms. Designed for a family with three children, the home’s idyllic lakefront setting provides the opportunity to enjoy summer activities … and winter too when the lake is frozen over! Lush gardens and a wraparound porch welcomes visitors to this charming home, whose design approach was to appear as if it had always existed on the property. Additional farmhouse style characteristics on the exterior facade includes dormers on the roof, custom designed corbels on the gables and cutout shakes. On the interiors, the design team put an emphasis on quality over size, focusing o...

A beautiful bath can take bathing to new heights of sophistication, as well as add elegance and a distinctive edge, whether your house is an architectural gem or not. “It is detail that makes the biggest statement when it comes to your home,” says interior designer Natalie Andre  of Cott. refurbs + finishes. “The bath has become a real statement piece in bathrooms in recent years.”  So which model to invest in – an inexpensive and practical built-in bath or a classic freestanding one? When making your choice, experts advise your inspiration to be practical as well as aesthetic. The freestanding bath Chic and contemporary, a freestanding bath is guaranteed to add longevity to your bathroom.  Without any wall support, it is a style that dominates and makes for a strong design feature , be it a traditional clawfoot or pedestal bath in any of its variations. “It is an incredibly elegant addition to a bathroom,” says graduate architect and project manager Clare Mengler , “but you do need ...

Built in the late 1980s, this Vermont house was burdened by drafts and energy-guzzling appliances. The only "green" was growing on the surrounding 180 acres of countryside. To reach the green expectations of its homeowners, the farmhouse underwent a three-phase renovation while keeping its original footprint. This created a subtle exterior transformation . New galvanized metal roofing in two colors and a cool color palette freshen the look. Airtight insulation, efficient geothermal heating and cooling, and the new metal roofing altered the structure. Additions of efficient metal-clad windows and insulated doors had equal influence on the home's style. Eco-Friendly Remodeling Mudroom Makeover Just inside the front door, the mudroom's mix of open shelving and pullouts manages the gear and mess that accompany country living . Family and guests have a bench to sit on while lacing up their shoes. Throw pillows keep the sunny seat a welcoming scene. Hooks opposite of t...