Hi there, if you want to use Houzz images you can gather them into an ideabook and then embed that ideabook as a slideshow on your own blog. See "Your ideabooks widget" here http://www.houzz.com/searchWidgetEditor. If you want to blog on Houzz you can simply use the ideabook function like a blog, it accomodates titles, text, etc to accompany the photos.

Hi periwinklebloo, Little bit late to answering your question. A homeowner would use Houzz to create ideabooks, collate their ideas with professionals they are working with when renovating, designing etc. Professionals however are a professional Designer/Architect/Builder etc that use Houzz to collaborate with homeowners, feature the projects they have worked on recently and showcase themselves with industry professionals. Houzz is a place for home design and renovation, it isn't necessarily targeted towards commercial design, though there are a lot of professionals on Houzz that are both residential and commercial. I hope this answers your question (a few years late...)!

a real shaker would not have added anything that was not useful so tall storage might be useful but, remembering the space is only 30 cm deep, do you need to store that much shallow storage (maybe suitcases stored sideways?) we have high ceilings and the space above the kitchen cabinets has wall to wall 60cm tall windows which provides gorgeous light in the room (the other walls have no bulkhead because we felt it made the room feel over crowded...we do have a bedroom where we installed a dropped ceiling with bulkhead to overcome a height "problem" over wardrobes and are very pleased with the effect

Fantastic but like the entry doors better in the render. Appreciate there may have been privacy issues though. Great job.