The special part of this backyard was the dramatic slope downhill to the water. This aspect lends itself to lots of design options, incorporating views of both the pool and the water beyond. “With the elevation change, we can get really creative with the pool and the deck. In this case it’s a one-level pool, but the deck is multi-level, so it makes for a really interesting outdoor space,” says Bart O’Connell, CEO of Landmark Pools.

From high-end stained hardwoods to white melamine and everything in between, the right look for your space is available. Through a collaborative process, their team will help you decide on the perfect mix of colors, style of furniture and amount of texture, patterns, accessories and accent lighting. You can experiment with texture by exploring their array of wood samples, including cherry, walnut, maple and specialty wood. Many companies will boast about being on top of organization trends, but few will be able to decipher which trends will last well beyond the season.

California Closets has the tendency to create “closet envy” as one might put it. Checking off all the boxes when it comes to the ideal closet: innovation, timeless design, and of course organization, it is quite clear why they’re leading the way in the industry. Their team of forward thinking and professional designers works hand in hand with clients to create a space that is so much more than just a closet.

Advanced Film Solutions is Florida’s leading residential and commercial window and film installation service for good reason. Their team of craftsmen and installers work hard so that your air conditioning doesn’t have to. It’s no wonder that the window film industry is steadily increasing, as window film factors out 99% of UV rays and up to 80% of the heat and glare from the sun. By not allowing the heat access in the first place, your home stays cooler and allows your air conditioner to work less. The UV rays that window film block are mainly what fade your furniture, art and flooring.

Shortly after purchasing an existing furniture store, S.J. Slone’s Furniture Gallery was up and running. Slone’s sons, Louis and Michael, grew up working in the store and learned to share their father’s work ethic and purpose. In 1991 they took over the family business and still run it to this day, in the original building and location, renaming it Slone Brothers Furniture.