SANJAY PUNEKAR Hello, My name is Sanjay Punekar,
I would like to invite you to discover my work : you can take a look at my website where all my latest artworks are currently being presented.
PS : Your opinion matters ! Your comments will be greatly appreciated.
price on request...and in your budget
Thank you for your attention
Sanjay Punekar
Frey opened up what she describes as closed-off and dated rooms on the ground floor by removing a wall separating the rooms. She kept the structural wall's support posts but integrated them visually into custom cabinetry, thereby adding storage on the kitchen side and paneling detail (not visible) on the living room side.
MaterialsA big part of the vintage coastal look is about making things look like they've been there forever. Using architectural moldings and paneling, such as tongue and groove, board and batten or just wide boards, you can create interesting features in an otherwise characterless room. Tip: Fix 2-by-4 foot lengths of timber to your ceiling at intervals. To make them look aged, I like to have the edges chamfered, or you can fix a rounded bead molding (available at many hardwood or craft stores) to the edges. Line the remaining ceiling with tongue and groove or wide boards. Paint all of it, including the walls, in soft whites.
This is an idea for our house, opening it up to the living room, yet having a divider. We could use the counter as a serving place for company, and then still have the island we want.
I would like to invite you to discover my work : you can take a look at my website where all my latest artworks are currently being presented.
http://www.artmajeur.com/sanjaypunekar2000
PS : Your opinion matters ! Your comments will be greatly appreciated.
price on request...and in your budget
Thank you for your attention
Sanjay Punekar