In this blog, we’ll delve into the art of achieving timeless sophistication in your coastal sanctuary. Discover innovative design ideas that will transform your coastal retreat into a chic and elegant sanctuary. From incorporating natural textures and materials to embracing a refined color palette, these key elements will bring a sense of timeless elegance to your beach-themed oasis.

Breaking Down Modern Coastal Decor

Coastal decor offers the flexibility to explore specific themes or blend maritime inspiration with elements from other complementary styles. 

Those seeking a tropical island coastal decor might choose to infuse the space with vibrant patterns or natural teak furniture. Alternatively, Mediterranean coastal decor, which pays homage to the coastal regions of Greece, Italy, and Spain, typically includes sunbaked colors that exude warmth and add a touch of elegance with black iron or metal accents. For those drawn to the charm of coastal cottages across the New England coastline, combining maritime themes with rustic elements can enhance the coziness of a space and emphasize the nautical environment.

Building Your Coastal Home

Constructing a timeless coastal home requires a thoughtful consideration of one’s surroundings and the local lifestyle. For a truly immersive experience, view becomes paramount. By positioning rooms and windows strategically, you can make the most of the scenic landscape and the sunlight.

Life on the coast thrives outdoors, making porches an essential aspect of coastal home design. Porches, decks, patios, and verandas create multifunctional spaces that cater to different needs and seasons. Incorporating wraparound porches or multiple porches on various sides of the structure can enhance visibility. Whether it’s enjoying the sunrise or sunset, the versatility of porches adds immeasurable value to the coastal living experience.

When designing a coastal home, materials matter greatly. While historic wood-sided homes exude charm, they often come with high maintenance demands in humid and salt air environments. Instead, look for structural and roofing materials that can withstand the elements and require minimal maintenance, such as composite, Capstock ASA wood, metal, western red cedar, clay and slate.

Coastal Color Palette with a Twist

While soft blues and sandy neutrals are synonymous with coastal decor, consider introducing unexpected colors to add a twist of sophistication to your home. Elegant shades like emerald green or even muted blush can create a sense of luxury without sacrificing the coastal vibe. Strive for a balanced mix of serene and statement hues to elevate the visual appeal of your space.

If you aren’t one for traditional ocean-inspired hues, consider opting for a mellower, monochromatic color palette that highlights a specific color for overall cohesion and sophistication. Shades of white, cream, beige, and light gray are a soothing and modern mix that gives your space a cool, coastal ambiance that’s equally cozy and comfortable. 

Play with Pattern and Texture 

If you do choose a monochromatic color palette for your oceanfront home, pattern and texture are integral to creating a dynamic and exciting overall interior aesthetic that doesn’t feel too flat. Invest in high-quality textures and fabrics to add depth and richness to your coastal decor. Incorporate plush rugs, sumptuous throw pillows, and luxurious linens that evoke a sense of comfort and elegance.

Mix and match different fabric weights and textures—like cotton, boucle, and linen—throughout to create an intentionally layered atmosphere. Similarly, incorporate different materials and textures throughout your furniture, decor, and design—like wood, stone, and metal—for an artful blend of distinct-yet-cohesive pieces.  Including regional influences can also ensure your home embraces both tradition and innovation to harmonize with the unique environment.

Embrace Minimalism with Purpose

Less can be more, especially when it comes to coastal decor. Embrace a minimalist approach, carefully selecting each piece to have a purpose and add value to your space. This intentional curation creates a serene and clutter-free environment.

When you’re living by the seaside, you can also look to your surroundings for interior inspiration. Incorporating natural elements like grasscloth, rattan, wood, and stone will help not only create a calming oasis but also a cohesive look and feel throughout your home. Just be sure to not use too much of any one material, and instead maintain a healthy mix for an elevated overall aesthetic.

Avoid Dark, Heavy Hues

An abundance of moody paint, walnut furniture, or dark decor will instantly dampen your space and make it feel heavy. While singular accents, like throw pillows, rugs, or art, can work well in darker shades to create contrast, overusing saturated hues like navy, black, or charcoal will make your home feel dark and dim—instead of modern and light like most beach abodes. These somber shades should especially be avoided in small spaces, where they can easily overwhelm the room.

Strategically Choose Window Treatments

The hallmark of a classic beach house is a bright and airy look—and to achieve that, you need ample natural sunlight. To ensure your space gets as much as possible, windows and window treatments must be carefully considered. Instead of adding heavy drapes or blackout blinds, instead opt for rattan Roman shades, sheer linen curtain panels, or cordless fabric blinds. Whichever style you choose, go for light hues that will allow light to stream into your space—while still affording you privacy—for the best of both worlds.

Mix Your Metals

Though a single finish throughout your home is a very traditional design choice, mixing your finishes lends your beachy space a more modern feel. Brass, silver, and black pieces can be strategically mixed and matched between rooms, and even within rooms, for a more effortless aesthetic. Kitchens, dining rooms, and bathrooms all provide an opportunity to add dimension with mixed metals and achieve a more timeless finish. To ensure your choices look intentional, choose one base metal and then layer on a second—and even third—finish. If it starts to feel busy, choose one focal point, like a kitchen sink or bathtub, to highlight your favorite finish and incorporate the others more subtly, like drawer pulls or light fixtures.

Using these styling tips and tricks will help you transform your beachy abode from cliche to classic. Whether you incorporate only a few of these approaches or leverage them throughout your home, the result will be a more modern, stylish space that doubles as a serene, waterfront oasis.

Sources

Sherwin Williams – The Softened Refuge Color Collection

Pottery Barn – PERFECTED PANES: HOW TO CHOOSE WINDOW TREATMENTS 

Signature Hardware – Mixed Metals In Your Home

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Read on to learn more about innovative technologies and design strategies that promote energy conservation, water efficiency, and indoor air quality. Whether you’re embarking on a new construction project or looking to make eco-conscious upgrades to your existing home, this guide will empower you to make informed decisions and create a sustainable living environment that aligns with your values.

Opt for Renewal Energy 

Using renewable energy to power your home’s electricity helps minimize your carbon footprint and often, helps save you money in the long run. 

Solar Electrical Systems

Solar panels are one of the most common renewable energy sources among homeowners. These panels capture the energy from the sun and convert it into electricity to power your home. They are typically installed on the roof, though you can place them anywhere on your property to take advantage of natural light throughout the day.

Geothermal Energy Systems

Geothermal pumps use the temperature of the earth to heat and cool your home. Though the Earth’s surface temperature varies depending on the season, the temperature about five feet below the surface is relatively consistent. Geothermal pumps draw up the heat from below ground and circulate it into a pump. During the winter, the pump draws up the heat and circulates it through your home to keep it warm. In the summer months, it pushes the heat into the ground and replaces it with cool air to minimize fuel usage and keep your home comfortable.

Micro Hydropower Systems

Micro hydropower systems capitalize on the energy of moving water to create electricity. While hydropower is available on a large scale thanks to dams, you can also create smaller micro hydropower systems to generate enough electricity to power individual homes, too. If you have running water on your property, like a stream, river, or creek, you can install a micro hydropower system that will generate between 10 and 100 kilowatts of energy—which is more than enough to supply the average home.

Optimize Energy Efficiency 

A few strategic changes to your home can help you almost instantly reduce your energy usage.

High-Performance Windows

Installing high-performance windows can help minimize your energy usage by keeping your temperature steady. These windows help improve insulation thanks to airtight seals, and they have treated glass that keeps heat out—while still allowing natural light in. When considering your options, look for Energy Star®-certified windows rated between R-5 and R-10 to maximize your energy efficiency. 

Energy Efficient Appliances 

If you’re not careful, appliances can be a big drain on your energy resources. Energy-efficient appliances help minimize waste and allow you to drastically reduce the amount of energy you use day-to-day. While many of the primary appliances are in the kitchen like refrigerators, stoves, and dishwashers, don’t forget to evaluate your other household appliances like your air conditioner, water heater, washer, and dryer.

Cool Roofs

Cool roofs are designed specifically to reflect the sun’s heat—rather than absorb it—which can help keep your home cooler and more comfortable. By absorbing less solar energy, the cool roof will lower your air conditioning usage—and as a result, reduce your energy bill—while also making the interior of your home much more comfortable, especially during the summer months.

Incorporate Sustainable Landscaping Practices 

While adding new appliances and upgrading your energy source can increase sustainability inside, don’t overlook outdoor improvements that can also help you reduce waste.

Drip Irrigation System

Instead of using a traditional hose to water your plants and landscaping, opt instead for a drip irrigation system. This sustainable option uses gravity to water your plants, eliminating the need for an electric pump. In this type of system, the irrigation tubes are also on the ground alongside the plants, which delivers more water into the roots and helps minimize water lost to evaporation.  

Native Plantlife

When landscaping your home, be thoughtful about the plants and vegetation that you choose. Strategically choosing plants native to the region can help bolster the surrounding environment, like insects and animals, and create a thriving local ecosystem. It also reduces the amount of water needed, minimizing the need for fertilizer and pesticides.

Composting

Dedicate an area of your yard for a compost bin to make your home even more sustainable. Compost helps to improve your soil health and attracts beneficial organisms to help limit the need for chemicals like pesticides and fertilizer. Once your compost bin has been started, you can dispose of any brown and green materials, like dried leaves and food waste, to compost. Over time, these materials degrade and turn into nutrient-rich compost, which you can distribute to encourage flourishing plant life throughout your property.

Making these small changes to your home can have a major impact. By choosing energy-efficient practices and implementing sustainable strategies in your home, you will reduce your environmental impact, add cost efficiency, and build a home that supports a greener future.

Sources

Constellation – Guide to Energy-Efficient Appliances

United States Environmental Protection Agency – Composting At Home

Energy.gov – Cool Roofs

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Cheers to Amy Ringholz – Ringholz Studios!
Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Build Magazine is proud to showcase an awe-inspiring project of our Build Magazine partner Amy Ringholz, of Ringholz Studio. Earlier this year, Amy was commissioned to paint a significant piece for the Jackson Hole Airport as a part of its beautiful 2022-2023 renovations.

Amy knew this was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and was thrilled to take on the 18ft endeavor using her trusted ink and oil on canvas method. The project changed a bit when a long-time Jackson Hole family purchased the painting and gifted it to the Jackson Hole Airport, making it even more intimate and special.

Knowing that the Tetons powerfully tower over the runway, Amy felt the airport views adequately represented the majesty of the mountains. However, a close second to Jackson Hole is its unmatched ecosystem — home to hundreds of diverse and unique wildlife.

The painting “Boundless” was born to showcase fifty of Jackson’s amazing local animals and their intrinsic ability to live and coexist in an infinity symbol. Amy hopes the piece’s energy and power stop travelers in their tracks for a moment to enjoy the amazement of the Teton Valley as a visitor or local.

Amy says, “The animals were here long before us and hopefully will be here long after we are gone. We love them, admire them, respect them and learn from them. They are involved in a never-ending circle of life and symbiotic relationships. They are all different but work and coexist in harmony. May this great work inspire viewers and help to reveal how inherent differences define the essence and beauty of life and how these differences help us to love and support each other.”

Amy hopes “Boundless” will be unforgettable to viewers. People will enjoy it while they are in front of it, searching for the animals they saw on their trip and remembering it far into the future as something that hopefully moves them. Amy’s dreamy works are in luxury homes and spaces throughout Jackson Hole and beyond.

Amy adds, “It is a lifetime honor to create and share this piece of art. I am so excited to share this work with all who pass through our amazing little corner of the world.”

Please stop by Ringholz Studios off Jackson Town Square to see her works up close and personal or find wonder with “Boundless” upon your next departure.

To reduce energy use and costs, energy-efficiency measures are integrated throughout the house – from LED lighting and triple-pane windows to energy-efficient appliances, Navi hot water tanks and artificial turf lawns to reduce water use.

About

Amy Ringholz

Amy Ringholz splits her time between growing her business, Ringholz Studios, where she runs a gallery and event space downtown, and returning to her easel at night to work through beautiful contemporary wildlife paintings.

In Jackson, Amy’s artwork adorns many gorgeous homes, a clubhouse, restaurants, hotels and prominently at the Four Seasons of Jackson Hole’s Ascent Lounge.

Website: Amyringholz.com

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Park Shore Estate

Builder: Toscana Homes | toscanahomes.com
Location: Naples, FL
Square feet: 6,612
Bedrooms: 8
Bathrooms: 5
Powder Rooms: 2

The award-winning builders at Toscana Homes are putting the finishing touches on this beautiful five-bedroom (plus den and lounge), seven-bathroom (5 full, plus two half), 6,612-square-foot home located at 351 Neapolitan Way in the exclusive Park Shore neighborhood.

The bay-front residence was designed by renowned Stofft Cooney Architects, with interior appointments detailed by Calusa Bay Design. It features a luxurious blend of contemporary surfaces coupled with warm, sculptural design elements, creating a dynamic presence from the street and an open-concept interior that gives stunning bay and pool views from virtually every room.

Perfect for entertaining, the two-story home features a luxurious chef-grade two-island kitchen with Taj Mahal quartzite surfaces — an adjacent dining nook and a butler’s pantry — a Sub-Zero and Wolf appliance package, cabinetry by Soho Kitchens & Design; a spacious and sophisticated great room (overlooking the outdoor living area and the bay) with adjoining pass- thru bar and wine storage space; warm white oak floors from Real Wood Floors’ Bowery Vintage Loft Collection throughout, and a gorgeous first-floor main suite with his-and-her closets and a massive ensuite with soaking tub and shower.

A statement oak and glass staircase off the two-story foyer is washed in light via a dynamic oak slat wall featuring large windows (Marvin Coastline Ultimate Impact windows are used throughout) and leads to a large loft with access to a covered terrace, and three bedrooms — all with en suites. You can also access the upper floor via elevator.

Among the many highlights is the relaxed but refined great room with a mixed media wall balancing sophisticated walnut built-ins and custom 10-foot metal and glass pocket doors (that secretly open to the home’s club room) surrounding a large water vapor fireplace.

The ceilings, which rise to 12 feet, feature a painted tongue-and-groove detailing as well as stained white oak beams (ceilings in outdoor areas feature tongue-and-groove bleached cypress). Another unique highlight is revealed when entering through the main garage, which leads directly into a one-of-a-kind mud room/laundry room/butler’s pantry area spanning a hallway of windows for natural light over beautiful half-hex tile flooring.

There is even another laundry on the second floor. The outdoor living area features a full kitchen, as well as a dining and living room (with fireplace), overlooking an infinity-edge pool with spa, conversation area with fire pit, and mesmerizing views of the bay.

About Toscana Homes: When you consider building your dream home, you want to work with a builder with a record of making dreams come true. Since 2003, Toscana Homes has brought together its experienced team of talented professionals to create many of Southwest Florida’s most beautiful and well-built homes. With our extensive experience working in Naples’ most exclusive neighborhoods, we strive to make your project the best it can possibly be while creating genuine value for you.

For more information about Toscana Homes, visit our new website at ToscanaHomes.com or call 239-261-0600.

The illustrated properties’ renderings, specifications lists, and floor plans are conceptual only and subject to change without further notice. Prospective buyers should independently verify any information on which buyers intend to rely.

To reduce energy use and costs, energy-efficiency measures are integrated throughout the house – from LED lighting and triple-pane windows to energy-efficient appliances, Navi hot water tanks and artificial turf lawns to reduce water use.

 

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The Maverick

Location: Okanagan Valley, BC
General Contracting: Isabey Collective
Square feet: 5,129
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 4
Powder Rooms: 2

Grand spaces showcase custom stonework and unique fixtures in this lakefront home redesigned by Isabey Collective. Transforming its original design into a new modern and contemporary space, the result is a timeless home in an iconic neighbourhood. Throughout, the design team has made creative and efficient use of the space, starting with the entryway with its pool table and bar area that can easily be transitioned into a formal dining space. The kitchen features an artfully concealed pantry, along with an island with integrated seating to create a cohesive entertaining area.

 

The primary bedroom and ensuite are expansive, luxurious spaces offering breathtaking views. With its underlit lighting, a custom upholstered bed spans an entire wall and appears to be floating. Other notable features include sliding glass doors for a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living; advanced TV lifts, a hidden-door utility room and a new wine room.

To reduce energy use and costs, energy-efficiency measures are integrated throughout the house – from LED lighting and triple-pane windows to energy-efficient appliances, Navi hot water tanks and artificial turf lawns to reduce water use.

 

Subtrades

Design: Isabey Interiors, Designer Kelly Sigsworth
Millwork & Feature Woodworking: Green Triangle Contracting
Flooring: Okanagan Hardwood Flooring
Exterior Finishing & Wine Cellar Walls: Diamondback Enterprise Group
Countertops & Interior Cladding: Cosentino
Closets: Urban Closets
Bathroom & Kitchen Plumbing Fixtures: The Ensuite
Lighting: Robinson Lighting
Furniture & Home Décor: Furnish by Isabey
Photography: Trevor Cooper

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Custom Wonderment in the Wilderness

2023 Whitefish, MT

Partner: Malmquist Construction | malmquist.com
Location: Whitefish, MT
Square feet: 10,148
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 7.5

Built among the Northern Rocky Mountains, this spectacular home embodies all that this wild area is known for. Commissioned by the owner of Malmquist Construction, Tyler Frank and his family of five had a vision for living and entertaining in the heart of the mountains, and thus came their 10,148-square-foot home.

A staple in the community for almost 30 years, Tyler’s company is known for its artful collaborations, locally-sourced materials, and passion for building energy-efficient homes. His modern mountain home is no different; made to flow with the land, this six-bedroom home’s energy costs are equivalent to a house a quarter of its size, and its southeast-facing orientation allows for maximum enjoyment of the day’s sun without overheating.

Mixing industrial and rustic design elements, this stunning home features locally sourced barn wood, colorful stucco, and raw steel and concrete left to patina naturally through the years. Artful lighting highlights the local birch-end ceiling, the brushed gold staircase, a six-sided concrete gun/safe room, the dual-purpose golf simulator and theater room, and much more.

UNIQUE FEATURES

A modern sanctuary in the gated community of Whitefish Hills. Locally-sourced Montana materials, energy-efficient design, concrete countertops and flooring, bi-folding windows for indoor/ outdoor living, spacious indoor/outdoor room with fireplace, double roof design, oversized garage, hot tub, two wet bars, six-sided concrete gun and safe room, golf simulator, and theater room.

Architect: Altius Design Group
Interior Designer: Cooke Interiors
Cabinet Hardware: Old Goats Hard Goods
Countertops: Montana Stone Fabricators
Closets: Grizzly Custom Closets
Furniture: Wright’s Furniture
Fireplace: Anderson Masonry
Shower Glass: Alumaglass
Home Technology: Eye Hear Technology
Landscaping: Valley Earthscapes
Structural & Decorative Steel: Solid Iron
Wood Flooring: Keri Wood Floors
Photography: Chris Neibauer Kalispell Visual, LLC

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GRACEFUL OCEANSIDE ESTATE BLENDING

OLD-WORLD AESTHETIC WITH NEW-WORLD TECHNOLOGY

Partner: Newbury North Associates | newburynorth.com
Location: Naples, FL

Newbury North Associates showcases their 30+ years of exceptional, meticulously detailed construction in this grand Naples, FL estate. Built to reflect a blended Caribbean-Georgian style of architecture, it is replete with stunning features that skillfully set the stage for its oceanside views. Cast-in-place architectural profiles, cornices, and columns are all artistically aged by hand. An Arcus finish simulates Barbados stone while reducing maintenance and improving longevity.

A knife-edge pool parallels the shoreline, then flows beneath an arched stone bridge and under a vaulted ceiling space for swimming laps out of the sun. Rolling screens can completely enclose the lower-level pavilions for mosquito-free evenings, and the turquoise shutters protect against storms.

Behind the scenes, unobtrusively keeping this sophisticated manor fine-tuned, is an environmentally-friendly geothermal system that provides the heating and cooling of the home, the pool, and the trio of sequential generators. At the same time, rooftop solar panels offset the electrical outlays. The formal aesthetic of this striking home, while both statuesque and polished, also radiates a feeling of repose, an invitation to be at ease.

• Architect: Harrison Design
• Photography: Nick Shirghio

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Choosing the Proper Window and Door Package

Few elements of a home are seen from both the outside and the inside more than windows and doors. They are the gateway visually and physically to the beauty of your surroundings, which is why selecting the perfect window and door package during the concept to completion process for your luxury home is crucial.

From considerations like climate, style, materials, and local standards, the world of windows and doors is vast and versatile. When living in a sunny high-altitude environment like Jackson Hole or Big Sky selecting windows and doors that offer the proper UV protection and heating and cooling properties to maximize energy efficiency is essential.

Fortunately, experts like our trusted nationwide partners, Pella and Weather Shield, Kolbe Windows or Sierra Pacific will guide you to windows and doors that suit your climate needs and fit the standards of your local municipality.

From here, you have the exciting opportunity to select the styles that fit your aesthetic. For windows, style comes down to two primary components, how you want it to look and how you want it to open.

Of course, there are custom designs for both windows and doors, but the general window styles are casement, awning, double hung, single hung, sliding, and bay and bow. For doors, three basic components help determine style, how you want it to look, how you want it to open, and the function, whether it is a front door, storm door, or patio door.

Once you’ve selected the function, you can choose from various styles like French or hinged, solid, windowed, or sliding (of which there are many variations). Keeping all of this in mind, it is essential to not only select windows and doors that function well for your needs but also look incredible on their own and when viewed as a whole package around your house.

Last but not least, it is time to decide on the best materials. While material options are vendor-specific and sometimes determine the style, you can generally choose wood, fiberglass, vinyl, steel, and aluminum for windows and doors. Each material offers varying levels of durability and customization.

For example, local vendor Weather Shield offers solely wood, aluminum clad, and aluminum as material options, all proven to stand up to high alpine elements and extreme weather and stylistically look great. Ultimately, your vendor can walk you through the best styles and materials for your area and personal taste.

FEATURED PARTNERS

• Ward | Blake Architects
• Exclusive Wood Doors
• Kolbe Windows & Doors
• Pella Windows & Doors
• Sierra Pacific Windows
• Stock Development
• Weather Shield Windows & Doors

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Creating a Vacation Atmosphere

When booking vacations, we want to “get away from it all.” So, all-inclusive resorts and upscale spas that pamper and calm us rate highly for vacation destinations. Those holidays always feel too quickly concluded. It is possible to feel just as spoiled at home. It is just a matter of crafting a vacation-esque atmosphere.

What does that mean? It means looking beyond a home’s usual style and practicality and outfitting it to be as indulgent as your favorite spa. After all, it is your home and should suit your needs. Bringing the feeling of escape into your living space is not a guilty pleasure. It is a way of nourishing yourself and being able to do so every single day.

Any space can have a vacation vibe, but it is most effective in non-work spaces. Focus on bedrooms, bathrooms, the kitchen and dining room, and the outdoors.

Clean, bright rooms uplift the soul. Identify the colors that you relate to your favorite vacation spot and incorporate them. Do not let one room spill over into another; keep paperwork off the kitchen counters and dining room table so dinner can be an immersive delight without distraction. Importantly, take the time to outfit each feel-good space with the background, decor and appurtenances that manifest joy and ease.

If crisp white sheets and poufy pillows delight you, invest in the best quality and give your bed a makeover that mimics the ritziest hotel. Music can foster any kind of atmosphere. Set the stereo to routinely play invigorating tunes as you wake up, ethereal instrumentals at bedtime or classical guitar during a soak in the tub. Do not forget the scented candles or fizzing bath bombs. Plush towels make stepping out of the shower a rather coddling affair.

Treat the outdoors like your own private getaway. Beautiful cedar saunas and steam rooms will entice you out of the house for some personal time. Install an outdoor shower for an al fresco rinse that feels decadent. A hot tub or pool, with nighttime lighting tucked into trees or water features, is as good to soak in during the day as it is to gaze at under the stars. There are so many ways to escape and indulge yourself in the comfort and convenience of your own home. Create the journey for yourself and luxuriate!

FEATURED PARTNERS

• Bryn Maryanna Interiors
• Hedrick Brothers Construction
• My House Design/Build/Team
• McGarvey Custom Homes
• Nexus 21
• Paladino Rudd Interior Design
• Poggenpohl
• Studio H Design
• The Wolf AV – EH Designs
• Willow Creek Woodworks

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