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6 days ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
Photos by Alyssa LeeKitchen at a GlanceWho lives here: A coupleLocation: North Oaks, MinnesotaSize: 133 square feet (12 square meters)Designer: Colleen Slack of Fox InteriorsContractor: Purcell QualitySlack always has her clients begin the design process by creating a Houzz ideabook where they can gather inspiration photos. “We also add example images from our side so that they can add notes about what they like and don’t like,” she says.
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1 week ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
A bold floor tile inspires an inviting palette, while a new layout lends a more spacious feelThese parents of three in West Chester, Pennsylvania, had had great success working with Pine Street Carpenters & The Kitchen Studio when remodeling their kitchen and a few other rooms. So when they were ready to take their primary bathroom down to the studs a few years later, they reached out to them again.
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1 week ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
A designer highlights a 1904 bungalow’s original architectural details while adding ease and comfortThis 1904 Seattle Craftsman bungalow had plenty of original architectural charm. It also had some not-so-charming aspects that were added during previous renovations, as well as structural issues. The new homeowner, a transplant from the San Francisco Bay Area, found interior designer Tammara Stroud on Houzz to help her renovate.
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2 weeks ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
This new Shingle-style home in coastal Rhode Island overlooks Ninigret Pond and Block Island Sound, and the homeowners wanted to make the most of outdoor living for as much of the year as possible. “It’s a really special spot, and they love to host lobster boils,” designer Mitch Votolato of Sweenor Builders says.
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2 weeks ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris |Rees Architects |G. Lebron Interiors |Andrea Schumacher Interiors
Find inspiration for a stylish and functional workspace — big or small — in these most-saved new photos on HouzzThis Trending Now story features the most-saved home office photos uploaded to Houzz between Dec. 15, 2024, and March 15, 2025. Whether working remotely or managing household tasks, everyone needs a quiet spot to concentrate at home. But while individual needs may differ, one thing is clear: A workspace should be a pleasant place to work in.
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3 weeks ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
Bathroom of the Week: Spa-Like With a Wet-Room LayoutA design-build firm uses a smart strategy to fit a tub, generous shower and large vanity into a modest-size spaceBecky HarrisApril 1, 2025Houzz Contributor. Hi there! I live in a 1940s cottage in Atlanta that I'll describe as "collected."
I got into design via Landscape Architecture, which I studied at the University of Virginia.
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3 weeks ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris |Lynn Holender Designs
Photos by Julie Soefer PhotographyTo understand the homeowners’ style and Holender’s approach, it’s best to start in the parlor. “They both love the work of artist Donald Robertson. This painting that they already owned needed a place of importance,” she says. The wife’s favorite color is blue and the husband’s is green. Holender gave each of them spaces that highlighted these hues. “My client didn’t like the idea of a formal living room. She preferred the idea of a parlor,” Holender says.
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3 weeks ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
Becky HarrisSave Photo“After” photos by Nick NeubergerBefore: “The yard was a large expanse of lawn and an abandoned dog run. Also, their existing deck was in very rough shape,” Bald says. The homeowners wanted their yard to be an inviting destination for themselves and their guests. “They love to entertain, so they wanted different places for people to gather in groups, as well as some grass for lawn games,” Bald says.
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4 weeks ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris
Kitchen of the Week: Timeless Blend of Old and NewA designer reworks the layout in a modest-size kitchen to include an island, an eat-in area and pantry cabinetsBecky HarrisMarch 27, 2025Houzz Contributor. Hi there! I live in a 1940s cottage in Atlanta that I'll describe as "collected."
I got into design via Landscape Architecture, which I studied at the University of Virginia.
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1 month ago | 
houzz.com | Becky Catherine Harris |Ann Lowengart Interiors
Photos by Paul Dyer; photo styling by Yedda MorrisonBefore the Golden Gate Bridge was built, this Marin County neighborhood was full of summer cottages. But after the bridge’s completion in 1937 made commuting from the area to San Francisco feasible, the summer cottages expanded to become full-time homes. “I think this home had undergone several renovations over the past 100 years,” Lowengart says. This is the original entrance to the home.
