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Jeanette Lunde
“Love the window covering. What fabric is this and are they long panels folded up or short as they appear?”
“paired with large windows cheer up even the smallest of spaces. And really, you can't go wrong with white. It goes with everything.”
“floors, windows, window covering”
“window sheers...window treatments...Long window...windows and wall”
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Tim Cuppett Architects
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Last comment "I like the look of these reclaimed floors in this modern looking house."
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Last comment "I like the look of these reclaimed floors in this modern looking house."
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“wood and windows. Birds are a bit to full of whimsy”
“curtains over large windows to avoid obvious, undesirable discolorations. Before leaving the house, make sure to close your shades or blinds; doing so not only will ensure that your house will be cooler when you return, but will help protect your wood floors from UV damage. Stay away from: Continued and direct”
“those windows and doors to die for? Details like these that we often don't think about can make such a difference in the architecture. Oh, and speaking of details, I'm loving the way they styled with artichokes here – it adds really nice shapes and colors.”
“The windows above the garage are called "canal", no?”
“these windows? Love them.”
“This is an example of linear form because of the organization of the windows in this portion of space.”
“upstairs. The large windows capture distant views.”
“Panoramic windows...Hmmm wood windows?”
Sutton Suzuki Architects
“style and window bump out on 2nd floor on right side of home”
“fans, and large doors opening into a lanai. And most rooms have direct exterior access." Tervola adds, "Architects tried to orient the homes to take full advantage of the tradewinds. They designed for large windows, doors and homes that were built off the ground to circulate air under to cool the interior”
Corynne Pless
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Last comment "Beautiful, just needs some more uniquities!"
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Last comment "Beautiful, just needs some more uniquities!"
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“Wood frames in the living area, wood decor along the ceiling, windows!”
“in a large or tall ceilinged room.”
“The large living room breaks from the foyer and opens into an office and sunroom. The soft tones and textures added by Tubb effortlessly enhance the living space without taking away from the room’s architectural beauty. The large windows and warm tones bring in light and warmth. The room’s original”
Holly Marder
“like the bench and windows for the kids rooms”
“window benches for extra storage.”
“Those large windows in the children's bedroom, as well as throughout the rest of the house, help create the home's sunny atmosphere and connect the indoors with the outdoors.Scooter: Loopfiets Store”
“Window seat storage...Window treatment....nice window seat...tall windows...window treatment”
Grainda Builders, Inc.
“Small window at the top? Perfect”
“from the large windows. The sailboat above the mantel draws buyers' eyes to the focal point of the room — the fireplace. If I were staging this room for real estate photography, the only thing I might add here would be some pillows in on-trend colors and patterns to make the conversation area more welcoming”
Fivedot Design Build
“aluminum windows added much needed cross ventilation while complementing the existing architecture. New appliances, lighting and flooring rounded out the remodel.
Photos by Kerf”
“form ng kitchen; windows by the sink”
“lots of windows, colors and open shelves, veneered plywood cabinetry.”
“walls of large windows open the kitchen to natural light. Piper replaced the home's original single-pane windows to help the kitchen maintain a more consistent temperature in Seattle's chilly winters. Initially, the window walls presented some challenges to the electrical work. The home's midcentury roof”
“and the windows prevented using the walls. "We had to do some very creative wiring and use some exposed conduit to get the lights and switches where we wanted them," says Piper. Countertop and bar top: ReStore; bar stools: Modernica Case Study Dowel Barstool”
