Design Vocabulary
Styles
Choose one, or mix two. Every style is applied to your actual property — not a stock photo.
Modern
Clean lines, flat planes and a restrained material palette.
View styleContemporary
Of-the-moment forms with soft curves and contrast.
View styleTraditional
Timeless detail, symmetry and rich craftsmanship.
View styleTransitional
Classic proportions balanced with modern simplicity.
View styleCoastal
Sea-washed tones, light woods and breezy openness.
View styleMediterranean
Terracotta, arches, stucco and sun-baked warmth.
View styleTropical
Lush planting, teak and shaded resort ease.
View styleLuxury Resort
Hotel-grade materials, water, shade and drama.
View styleFlorida Modern
Bright white planes, glass, palms and pool light.
View styleFarmhouse
Board-and-batten, metal roofs and casual country charm.
View styleRustic
Timber, natural stone and handcrafted texture.
View styleMinimalist
Only what matters — space, line and calm.
View styleOrganic Modern
Natural materials in sculptural modern forms.
View styleMid-Century Modern
Low profiles, breeze blocks and retro optimism.
View styleSpanish Revival
Clay tile roofs, iron work and white stucco.
View styleTuscan
Warm stone, cypress and old-world patina.
View styleFrench Country
Limestone, shutters and refined rural elegance.
View styleIndustrial
Exposed steel, concrete and urban edge.
View styleClassic Estate
Grand symmetry, formal planting and stone detail.
View styleDesert Modern
Sculptural masses, gravel, agave and warm shadow.
View styleZen / Japanese
Raked gravel, moss, timber screens and quiet order.
View styleCaribbean
Louvered shade, bright trim and island color.
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