Olivier Koning Photography

This young family wanted a home that was bright, relaxed and clean lined which supported their desire to foster a sense of openness and enhance communication. Graceful style that would be comfortable and timeless was a primary goal.

David Clark

Photographer: Steve Chenn

Charles Davis Smith

Greg Wilson, George Cott, William Speer

Doug Thompson Photography

Our Ocean Glass Subway Tile is used as a backsplash in this elegant kitchen.

Sunmar Construction, Jim Schmid Photography

Master Bedroom After -Photo by Shelly Harrison

An award-winning architectural gem by renowned Designer and Master Mason Clay C. Chapman is the centerpiece of this 60-acre property, which also features a Chapman-designed carriage house and two historic cabins. The main residence and other structures, which are nestled onto gently rolling pastoral farm and equestrian land just a short distance west of Atlanta, is the culmination of a 20-year vision of the owners. This property is currently listed for sale and information can be found by visiting the link along with more pictures and a video of this amazing property. The main house and the designer Clay Chapman won the 2011 Brick In Architecture Award from the Brick Industry Association not only for its elegant brickwork in every room but its time-honored traditional use of structural masonry. V.S.I Studios photographed and produced the video on the attached linked site.

Outdoor entertaining at its finest in Anaheim Hills, CA. Mick Cary, Certified Building Professional. Patio Cover, outdoor kitchen, fireplace with television. Stacked stone pilasters & fireplace. Granite countertop.

Rock fire pit and tellis

The fireplace is simplistic with sophisticated details. Large format slate tiles were hand selected for the right balance of color in this highly variable stone. The beam from which the mantle was built is reclaimed from an old Barnum & Bailey barn and refinished by a local craftsman who also added the locally picked rail road ties to complete the design. To give the space more dimension, we furred out the surrounding area on which the slate was applied to create this inset of leathered black granite. The granite texture pulls in the hand forged iron on the doors and iron pegs on the beam. The room was completed by the this one of a kind artemedis fan that also has rustic materials and a contemporary flair.