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Beautiful Modern Southern Farmhouse by Steve Powell Homes
Beautiful Modern Southern Farmhouse by Steve Powell Homes
David Cannon PhotographyDavid Cannon Photography
Amazing front porch of a modern farmhouse built by Steve Powell Homes (www.stevepowellhomes.com). Photo Credit: David Cannon Photography (www.davidcannonphotography.com)
Transitional Home in Colleyville
Transitional Home in Colleyville
Stewart Custom HomesStewart Custom Homes
Fox Project
Fox Project
Garage Floor Coating Great LakesGarage Floor Coating Great Lakes
Garage Painting Projects
Garage Painting Projects
Painter1 of AustinPainter1 of Austin
Workshop for a Machinist
Workshop for a Machinist
TONO Architects, LLCTONO Architects, LLC
Halkin Photography
Powder Coated Steel Cabinets & Epoxy Checker Board Floor
Powder Coated Steel Cabinets & Epoxy Checker Board Floor
Garage Solutions, Inc.Garage Solutions, Inc.
Los Altos Hills Exotic Auto Collector doing it right. Garage Solutions, Inc.
Garage Cabinets
Garage Cabinets
Ohio Garage InteriorsOhio Garage Interiors
Prince Garage - New Construction
Prince Garage - New Construction
GIPHART JOHNSON DESIGN BUILDGIPHART JOHNSON DESIGN BUILD
Courtney Giphart
Rustic Barn Workshop
Rustic Barn Workshop
Kirley ArchitectsKirley Architects
This timber frame barn and garage structure includes an open second level light-filled room with exposed truss design and rough-sawn wood flooring perfect for parties and weekend DIY projects
Marvin NC Garage Storage
Marvin NC Garage Storage
IMPACT design ResourcesIMPACT design Resources
Custom Man Cave
Custom Man Cave
Rockcreek BuildersRockcreek Builders
Collins Rd.
Collins Rd.
Pacwest Builders LLCPacwest Builders LLC
Ross Chandler
Potomac Garage
Potomac Garage
Green Diva DesignsGreen Diva Designs
Accessory Dwelling Unit
Accessory Dwelling Unit
A. Lane ArchitectureA. Lane Architecture
kitchen rendering (without finishes)
Minimalist or maximalist?
Minimalist or maximalist?
Living InteriorsLiving Interiors
Minimalist or maximalist? - A corner of her office ... who says she's a 'maximalist'? But she's happy knowing her treasured artworks are hung and admired rather than sitting collecting dust in storage!
4 car garage - Cassilis, NB
4 car garage - Cassilis, NB
KeltyKelty
I designed this garage in summer 2014. It was completed in September 2014. The exterior back and sides are corrugated steel in a dark grey. The front is azek paneling (custom cut), cedar shiplap and aluminum corners similar to frye reglets "j" trim. The corners were fabricated on site with a metal bender. The roof is black standing seam as is the fascia, the soffit is T&G pine finished with sansin elastameric. Doors are made by Garaga.
Horse Ranch
Horse Ranch
Valdez Architecture - InteriorsValdez Architecture - Interiors
Braden Gunem
Modern Black Barn Garage + Workshop
Modern Black Barn Garage + Workshop
ROAM ArchitectureROAM Architecture
A new workshop and build space for a fellow creative! Seeking a space to enable this set designer to work from home, this homeowner contacted us with an idea for a new workshop. On the must list were tall ceilings, lit naturally from the north, and space for all of those pet projects which never found a home. Looking to make a statement, the building’s exterior projects a modern farmhouse and rustic vibe in a charcoal black. On the interior, walls are finished with sturdy yet beautiful plywood sheets. Now there’s plenty of room for this fun and energetic guy to get to work (or play, depending on how you look at it)!
Carriage House
Carriage House
Stephen Sullivan Inc.Stephen Sullivan Inc.
Twin Springs
Twin Springs
Terra Nova BuildsTerra Nova Builds
Custom oversized 3 car detached garage with bonus room for entraining above.

Garage Workshop with Three or More Cars Ideas and Designs

Garages often become the homes for the unloved spillover from the rest of your house. Originally built for a practical purpose, the funny thing about our garages is that when most of us open our garage doors, it’s not our cars we see. Instead what greets us behind the garage door is stuff; lots and lots of stuff. Garages may technically have been designed to protect our cars, but in fact we often rely on this extra space as much-needed storage. Well the decline ends here – it’s time to begin a garage revolution and turn these spaces into practical or even beautiful additions to our homes. From better garage storage to garage conversions, there’s no shortage of options for designing, improving and optimising your garage. Take a look at some of the garage ideas on Houzz to help you start to plan your project.

How do I make the most of my garage?

If your garage needs to double as a storage space as well as a home for your car you should start by getting it organised and then you can look into some clever garage storage ideas. Floor space in a garage is important, so utilise the three big walls on offer by lining with free standing garage shelving units or floating shelves to keep your tools, cans of paint and everything else out of toes’ and tyres’ way. There are also companies that will fit out your garage to spec with built in garage storage solutions that make the most of its space. For bikes you might opt for a compact floor mounted bike rack or get them up and out of the way by mounting a rack on the wall next to your garage shelving. If you are lucky enough to have a garage with a high roof then consider larger garage storage ideas such as installing a mezzanine, which will get all the clutter off the floor for good. When it comes to your garage exterior you can adapt the style by choosing the type, material and colour of your garage doors. There are a wide selection available, including roller, up and over, sectional and side hinged garage doors in timber, steel, aluminium and composite materials, with panels, windows and all sorts of colours. Think about how the doors will encroach on any inside garage storage space but then the main thing to focus on is how the garage doors will look and operate on the outside. Look at the rest of your house exterior to decide on a style and talk to a professional garage door maker about the advantages of the different door types.

How do I go about a garage conversion?

Sometimes the extra space the garage offers is not just about storage – it also gives us an opportunity to extend our houses. Garage conversions make a great space away from the main house to build a home office, a home gym, or you could even build soundproofing into the walls for the ideal home cinema and entertainment room. The upside of garage conversions is that internally transforming an existing structure circumvents the headache of planning permission. However, making such as basic structure habitable is a big job and still subject to extensive building regulations, so do hire a professional if you’re considering a full garage conversion. For a fully managed build, look for garage conversion specialists who will offer end-to-end service. Considerations for converting your garage include the installation of insulation and waterproof materials, opening windows (these must be at least 1/20th of floor area), a new foundation if necessary to support new walls, the replacement of flat roofs and a new electricity supply for detached garage conversions. Externally, keep materials, decor and style consistent with main house so your conversion doesn’t look too much like an afterthought that’s been stuck onto its side. Taking a look at some other garage conversion ideas is a good way to find inspiration for your garage; you may not have thought about using the space in a particular way until you see garage conversion ideas from existing conversions around the world. Browse hundreds of garage photos on Houzz to discover garage shelving ideas, garage storage ideas, beautiful garage conversions and unique designs for garage doors and exteriors
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