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Diane Bergeron Interiors
“green mixed with warm walls and white trim”
“I love how this is a small room with lots of class. I like the color scheme too.”
“furnishings with new decor.”
“Colors with wall covering”
“sliding door for the bathroom”
“headboard with trim around square”
“furnishings with new decor.”
“bedroom doors”
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BiglarKinyan Design Partnership Inc.
“combined with sleek and exotic materials combined to make this a special space. Custom honed Caesarstone countertop and slab backsplash, Blanco Ziros modern faucet, Acrylic cabinets, and brushed wide-plank Oak Kalispall floors were utilized in this condo remodel project.”
“flip up doors clean lines”
“Love simple glossy white fronts, honed counters and the pop of persian rug. Pair that with dark distressed barn doors”
“cabinets with caesarstone gray countertops on island”
“BiglarKinyan Design Partnership Inc.
Minimalist Kitchen = http://www.bkdp.caSerene material palate combined with sleek and exotic materials”
“cesarstone with white cabinets and wood floors”
Solomon+Bauer+Giambastiani Architects
“finished with (stain & sealer)? Thanks!”
“big kitchen table near french doors”
“Rustic table with white antique chairs”
“table with white chairs”
“chairs with dining table”
“table with vertical boards”
“Table with chairs”
Kim Liggins
“Have this open shelf with a clock on top”
“wooden doors and worktop also good size”
“get away with hanging clocks up nice and high? That will usually not work well for a painting or art piece that needs a lower position to be enjoyed. So, keep the big wall clocks in mind for those hard to decorate, way-up-high areas.”
“get away with hanging clocks up nice and high? That will usually not work well for a painting or art piece that needs a lower position to be enjoyed. So, keep the big wall clocks in mind for those hard to decorate, way-up-high areas.”
Cravotta Studios -Interior Design
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Last comment "like how the upper cabinets were kept light to keep the color from becoming too overwhelming - great"
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Last comment "like how the upper cabinets were kept light to keep the color from becoming too overwhelming - great"
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“along with the sale. Glad you enjoyed the pic!”
“the red with the cream cabinet”
“like two colours with two different cabinet door styles”
“northside with glass fronts on the upper cabinets.”
“to do with our kitchen that I have seen so far!”
“floor with different color cabinets”
Arkin Tilt Architects
“and big with great storage and good shelving ideas”
“banquette with angled back and leg area.”
“doors (backs) and little drawers”
“proportions with dining nook”
“Hmmm what's with the wires”
“outfitted with integrated storage hidden behind the seat backs.”
Studio CrowleyHall, pllc
“Simple white with pops of color”
“like the white appliances with the white cabinets”
“this is the line kitchen with updated appliances, cabinets”
“love the white with wood floors”
“kitchen with dark floors”
“room with an arch entrance”
“Fridge and door in kitchen”
“Kitchen Door”
Robin Amorello, CKD CAPS - Atmoscaper Design
“address also with my contact info. thanks!”
“plant with the huge climbing leaves and orange flowers? Love it”
“the top with a shed in a way you can't on the main house (just make sure that pesky H.O.A. president never gets a peek out back). Have some fun with color and accents such as barn stars, window boxes, trellises and climbing vines.”
“front door or window trim. To keep the look somewhat subtle, pair it with neutral hues, such as the steely blue and wood tones here. Use the more vibrant colors on items you want to really stand out, and use the darker, more neutral hues for anything you prefer to blend into the background.”
