Creating memorable and inspiring spaces

Interior Design

Creating spaces to live, love, work, and just be in.

Exterior Design

Creating environmentally mindful and beautiful outdoor spaces.

Custom Woodworking

Timeless and expert handcrafting.

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View fullsize Fall outdoor projects in Minnesota: get em done before the weather changes?!! 🦆 ☃️ All zipped up and ready for Weathermaster vented screen windows! @sunspacetwincities @sunspacesunrooms from 3 Season Solutions
View fullsize Latest finished deck project: a very custom Brown KDAT Lumber ground level floating deck to match the back deck in a very tight space with lots of angles! (Pre-clear coat finish) #custom #deck #build #customdeck #custombuild #customdeckbuilder
View fullsize Finished deck stairs and patio project! We also lifted, leveled, rebuilt the mudroom floor framing and replaced the back doors & storm door. New siding is coming next, but not by us. We are always happy to take on part of a bigger project when n
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View fullsize After and before pictures of our last deck project complete with riser lights! Step down and walkway landscaping to come later. This is an example of a deck that we were able to mostly restore, and was originally built with solid wood. The cedar in
View fullsize Hey guys, I have a question for the podcast, is this up to code? How many nails per inch are required to properly meet code? Will this withstand wind pull and other lateral forces? And also, what is R the value of the density of nails? @finehomebuil
View fullsize Building decks all day in the hot sun! Make sure you’ve got shade extra water and maybe even a fan today out there 🔥🔥☀️❤️ #theclash #armadillodecking #custom #deck #deckdesign #builder #twincities
View fullsize Latest deck project: Trex Transcend in Spiced Rum, picture framed with center spline. We decided to spline it so we could cut the 16’ boards in half to get them up the back stairway, the 16’ picture frame board was hoisted up with a rope.