The protests this week have challenged all of us to listen to and to elevate Black voices. On social media, there has been an outpouring of support with the work of Black artists and designers going viral. We’ve been introduced to some really beautiful spaces created by inspiring designers. Today we wanted to share some of our favorites. Take a look!
Those of you following along on Instagram know that I am spending a few weeks with family in Montana. It’s a summer tradition of ours that keeps the focus on family and the simple things. In this vibe, I’m drawn this week to simple design. Crisp, clean, and white with an emphasis on nature and a few statement pieces that elevate the design. Take a look at these five beautiful inspirations.
We are in love with today’s architect spotlight. Wade Weissmann Architecture creates beautiful timeless homes. The look is classic and sophisticated. We have shared the firms work in Dream Home: A Southern Beauty, Spring Curb Appeal: Gorgeous Garage Doors and several times on Instagram. Today we want to share a few favorite spaces from their portfolio. Enjoy!
Happy Valentine’s Day! Today we are celebrating the holiday with ten spaces to LOVE. From farmhouse to modern and kitchen to bath, you are going to fall for these fresh designs and be inspired by the details. So take a peek and get ready to swoon!
build: Carl M. Hansen / photo: Steve Henke / product: 400 Series Window
A couple of weeks ago, we introduced a project we’ve been working with Andersen in designing a booth for the upcoming International Builders Show in Las Vegas, February 19-21. We’re excited for the show! It’s the building industry’s largest event, where companies are able to show off their newest designs and technologies To see our plans for Andersen’s booth, check out this post and if you are local, visit the show!
In the meantime, we wanted to share some of the beautiful ways that designers are using Andersen windows and doors to create the ideal indoor outdoor lifestyle. We’re inspired by these images and want to share five different ways to blur the line between indoor and outdoor spaces in your own home.
architect: Camens Architectural Group / build: Buffington Homes / photo: Steve Henke
Flooding a space with natural light brings the freshness of the outdoors into your home. Here, rows of Andersen’s A-Series Picture Windows create a refreshing airy vibe in a functional part of the home that is often just a dark tunnel of stairs.
architect: Tami Sherman / build: Divine Custom Homes / design: Bria Hammel Interiors / photo: Ryan Egstrom
In this mountain home the living space is fresh and airy thanks to all the natural light despite the rustic layering of wood tones and metals. The 400 Series windows keep it light and bright.
architect: DJA Architects / build: Scott Hohensee / photo: Fred Norquist
Let the views of nature outside your home become an interior piece of art with a frame from an Andersen window. The designer needed almost no additional decor in this beautiful space. The architect chose Andersen 100 Series Picture Window to frame this view of the Hood River in White Salmon, Washington.
build: Raykon Construction / photo: Jared Medley
We especially love the way a black frame window captures outdoor scenery. It’s a look to love we wrote about here. In this bright kitchen A-Series Casement and Transom Windows provide contrast and draw the eye outdoors.
build: Raykon Construction / photo: Jared Medley
Create a home made for entertaining with oversized doors that create natural flow between your indoor and outdoor spaces. In this beautiful home, an Architectural Collection Folding Outswing Door lets guests easily interact with each other from the indoor living room to the outdoor pool.
architect: David Kotzebue / photo: Jacob Elliott
Draw your guests out with an outdoor living space that feels as warm and inviting as your indoor family room. Upholster comfortable sofas in Sunbrella fabric, bring in color and pattern with pillows and throws, and style a coffee table with greenery and books. This beautifully styled space can be enclosed with the Weiland Liftslide Door in a custom 14′ height.
photo: Ben Weiland / product: Weiland Liftslide Door
Andersen’s Big Door Collection allows custom walls of moveable glass to completely blur the boundary between indoor and outdoor, opening up square footage, natural light, fresh air, and expansive views.
architect: David Kotzebue / photo: Jacob Elliott
How amazing is this completely open concept created with the Weiland Liftslide Door? The wall between in and out can be completely opened up for a modern lifestyle that embraces nature.
Beautiful projects, right? Andersen’s line of windows and Big Doors are inspiring our upcoming designs. To learn more about their products, explore their series of windows and doors here or find your perfect match. Check back soon to see the reveal of our design using two of Andersen’s doors at the show!
Thanks for stopping by!
Xxo
Becki