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Fresh Air with a View in Abbotsford, BC
Nestled in British Columbia’s Lower Mainland, this West Coast home is surrounded by farms and ranches. Phantom retractable door screens are the perfect solution for openings of any size – especially oversized double door units like the gorgeous set on this home!
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Modern Tuscan Perfection in Orlando, FL
The New American Home 2018 in Orlando, FL is the official show home of the International Builder’s Show®, featuring the most cutting edge home products.
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Traditional Style meets Modern Technology
The New American Remodel® is the NAHB’s International Builder Show®’s offical showcase of the products and building practices that transform the performance and comfort of any home.
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The Ascent Tower
These sophisticated condos, located in the heart of Dallas, attract affluent travellers who wish to rent during their time in the city. Floor to ceiling windows, real hardwood and high-end amenities complete these luxurious yet comfortable Victory Park Apartments.
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Algonquin Resort
The Algonquin Resort is a landmark in Canadian hospitality. The 233-room Tudor-style “Castle-by-the-Sea” reopened in March 2014 following a meticulously executed $30 million renovation.
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Southern Living Idea House
For more than 20 years, Southern Living magazine has built an annual “Idea House” on lakes, beaches and in quaint towns across the South, and each year anywhere from 30,000 to 40,000 people travel to see the location.
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Lakeshore Home
Located in Kelowna, BC, this private residence takes summer living completely outdoors. With lush gardens, fire pit, water feature and views to Okanagan Lake, the homeowners have turned their back porch to a true retreat.
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Adams Hall
This traditional Georgian style home, located in Winter Park, FL, was custom designed by Phil Kean Designs with an open floor plan that connects to the lanai via pocketing glass windows and doors to maximize indoor/outdoor living and entertainment areas of the home.
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Historic Boston Home
This historic Boston Colonial home, built in 1912, is located in Brookline’s Cottage Farm neighborhood, two miles west of downtown Boston. When purchased by the homeowners the house was on the verge of complete deterioration after decades of neglect.
