A tropical penthouse retreat that is the epitome of Miami luxury. With stylish bohemian influences, a vibrant and colorful palette, and sultry textures blended into every element.

House Clovelly is a High end house overlooking the ocean in Sydney. It was designed to be partially manufactured in a factory and assembled on site. This achieved massive cost and time savings and a high quality finish. By tessellate a+d Sharrin Rees Photography

Upper rooftop balcony with gas firepit and sweeping panoramic views of West LA, Culver City, Playa del Rey, Venice, Pacific Ocean and Santa Monica. Photo by Dan Arnold

Photography © Claudio Manzoni

For this multi level home we installed our high pressure nozzles on a mist line to create complete cooling coverage!

Folding sun screen door system - open position. Roehner + Ryan

Views, views, views!

2階リビングに隣接するバルコニーです。リビングの延長のアウトリビングでもあり、また食事が出来るほどの広さもあり、外壁側には手洗器も設けてあります。

Two years after initial installation, the pergola and planters are all bursting with color and foliage.Pergola, planters, table and built in entertainment system were all designed by Christopher Myers.

Keuka Studios Chicago Style Railing on a modern home bridge. The posts are fascia mounted. Railings and Stairs by Keuka Studios www.keuka-studios.com

Beautiful exterior balcony with spiral staircase leading up to a roof deck. Features glass and stucco walls as well as hardwood overhangs.

This home was tight on space, so the second floor was expanded to give us room for a larger master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two large balconies and plenty of closet space for a second home. This a the view of the larger outdoor balcony, perfect for lounging with friends and family.

It was important not to interrupt the dynamic of this home's historic Church Hill neighborhood, and so all the exterior changes were kept to the back of the house, with the front remaining mostly unchanged. Although the front of the house doesn’t give away its secrets, the back of the house is an unexpected but delightful surprise. Embracing the new rear addition is the home’s original brick wall. Architectural design as well as Commission of Architectural Review requirements put a lot of emphasis on keeping the original masonry intact, which was no small feat. It took a lot of planning, some delicate demolition and talented carpentry to ensure this piece of history remained. In addition to the brick wall, other original aspects of the home were carefully preserved including the windows, floors and much of the trim work. Meanwhile all new, modern plumbing and fixtures were installed and custom cabinetry with inset routed “handles” were fabricated by Polosko Woodworks. Inside the home is even more appreciation of the original masonry with exposed brick walls in the primary bath.