Do you think this would be all wrong as a roof type? I can't tell if it would be more difficult than standard stuff; I found a link: http://firestonebpco.com/roofing/metal-roofing-systems/warranted-una-clad-uc-panels/
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Somewhere we need to use the cheap porcelain tile that looks like wood from Buy Floors Direct to create a "wood wall" effect.
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Cool idea for garage area bath. I think I could get these cabinets at the used office furniture warehouse, cover them with a standard size vanity top and have some style inexpensively.
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The idea of extending a surface to the next thing... we may let the mantle of the fireplace box extend to be a shelf of the room divider.
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Like the way the glass wall of the shower sits directly on the surround of the tub, eliminating the need for a half wall to separate the two areas - great for the master to get tub and shower on back wall.
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Cool garage doors
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I know that it would be small, but what about making a bay window seat in the master retreat? My dogs would live there!
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Will you click through and look at this whole house? It is so interesting and Lynn and I see so many things in here that we like.
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Look at the way that they bumped out the drywall as an extension of the low ceiling. This might not work at the island but its a good idea.
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Use of slanted ceiling with the wood beams above the cabinets and continuing to other rooms.
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Overhang with lights; could we repaint our overhang to be "wood colored" - Have they painted a black line to make it look cool?
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I'm not sure that I like the whole thing, but the use of concrete blocks to create a mock wall, using the railing similar to the ones you mentioned being able to get inexpensively, was sort of cool.
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Maybe helpful because it has several types of windows in the same shot. The windows I like are in the middle story of the light gray part on the left.
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Interesting to use stone up the fireplace box - also, capping the ends of the stone wall with trim would make it much easier as all the ends would not have to be mitered (sp?)
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What do you think about the windows being separated into a 1/3, 2/3 split?
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The design created by alternating the placement of the panels above the fireplace is interesting, as well as the black beams or shelves interrupting the span. This wouldn't work for our fireplace, but we might be able to use the concept in a small space.
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use of shelving to surround bed for master bedroom; like the placement of the can lights in the trim work above the bed - we would probably just hang a picture in space above the bed.
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The use of the fireplace box to divide a big open space - also the vertical placement of the tiles is fun.
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Rectangular divider that you can see through
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Maybe the hall bathroom could use this type of glass wall?
Hall bookcase
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