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Wood-and-White Bathroom Designed for Aging in Place Part of a main-level primary suite addition, this bright new bathroom helps make a couple’s house their forever home Becky Harris1 hour ago Houzz Contributor. Hi there! I live in a 1940s cottage in Atlanta that I'll describe as "collected." I got into design via Landscape Architecture, which I studied at the University of Virginia.

Designers Share 4 Ways Builders Can Help Deliver Great Work Architects and interior designers on Houzz offer tips on how contractors can help residential projects run smoothly Kyle Troutman15 minutes ago Remodeling a home is a team effort. One professional’s work depends on the other. When everyone is fulfilling their roles, it leads to a stellar project and a satisfied client.

“After” photos by Lensit Studio Yard at a Glance Who lives here: A couple Location: Seattle Size: 2,500 square feet (232 square meters) Landscape designer: Studio Terrain Landscape contractor: Terrain Before: A patch of marred concrete, brick planters in disrepair and a deteriorating grilling deck left plenty of room for improvement in this Seattle side yard. The homeowners use this area as an informal entry, but they tasked Studio Terrain with designing a space they would want to linger in.

“After” photos by Lensit Studio Yard at a Glance Who lives here: A couple Location: Seattle Size: 2,500 square feet (232 square meters) Landscape designer: Studio Terrain Landscape contractor: Terrain Before: A patch of marred concrete, brick planters in disrepair and a deteriorating grilling deck left plenty of room for improvement in this Seattle side yard. The homeowners use this area as an informal entry, but they tasked Studio Terrain with designing a space they would want to linger in.

10. Rich Contrast Rich wine-red upholstered chairs, a handsome dark wood table and a dramatic wave chandelier highlight this contemporary Mesa, Arizona, dining room by LMOH Home. A pair of arched glass-front display cabinets set against textured wallcovering hold decorative items and entertaining supplies. A console table topped with a cylindrical lamp and teardrop vase sits beneath an offset abstract artwork, adding another layer of visual interest.

“After” photos by Lensit Studio Yard at a Glance Who lives here: A couple Location: Seattle Size: 2,500 square feet (232 square meters) Landscape designer: Studio Terrain Landscape contractor: Terrain Before: A patch of marred concrete, brick planters in disrepair and a deteriorating grilling deck left plenty of room for improvement in this Seattle side yard. The homeowners use this area as an informal entry, but they tasked Studio Terrain with designing a space they would want to linger in.

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Interior ImpressionsSave Photo Save Photo 1. The Most Common Choices Homeowners most often upgrade faucets (85%) when renovating bathrooms, closely followed by showers (84%), which rose 9 percentage points in 2026 from the previous year. Lighting fixtures (83%), flooring (82%), wall finishes (80%), countertops (78%) and sinks (76%) are also common improvements. Homeowners upgraded vanity cabinets in 75% of renovations, up 4 percentage points from last year.

Refinished Cabinets Give a Row House Kitchen a Fresh Look A designer updates the cabinets, counters, lighting and appliances without changing the footprint Jeannie Matteucci30 minutes ago Houzz Contributor. Home design writer and lifestyle reporter with a love for stylish spaces, smart lighting and a good decaf dry cappuccino.

10. Mountain Modern Extra-wide glass doors turn the Wasatch Mountains into the main event in this Park City, Utah, bedroom by Living With Lolo. Exposed wood beams, a stone gas fireplace and black iron details strike a balance between industrial edge and mountain-lodge character. Recessed lighting and a sleek ring chandelier add a contemporary note, while warm neutral bedding and upholstered furnishings soften the look without competing with the stunning view. 9.