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SoCal Contractor
“love the tile to the entry”
“Note the walkway. Porch to curved walkway”
“Entrance idea
From street straight to building”
“of the tile medallion”
“LOVE how grande this feels”
“Tile and iron doors...light tile entry...white tile”
Frederick Gibson + Associates Architecture
“would like to know the paint color too.”
“interesting way to utilize extra tile, cut costs by using odd lots...alot of cuts and planning, but has potential.”
“have no idea how something like this could be translated but I like all the flowing curves”
“I like this look, all I would actually have to add is the table & vase....”
Dallas Design Group, Interiors
“railings and how you can see bottom floor from top floor”
“Too busy but another way to see glass in doors”
“Windows over stairs, tile, open upper balcony, entry”
“Kind of close to positioning”
“Hard to believe its new”
“patterned tile floor”
“Tile front...add to ukyo idea...different tiles...Tile Details...above to match.”
Ana Williamson Architect
“bench to take off the shoes”
“great way to add drama nd light to entrance hall with desired roof line”
“how about this to replace shoe shelf?”
“somewhere to sit - for backdoor space”
“boarder/trim to the left of the dishwasher.”
“Entrance in to kitchen”
“mosaic tile backsplash”
Greg Logsdon
“How to get this paint texture done, what did you use to get this effect?
It is very beautiful and the rug over the chair/ sofa looks like the dhurries we have in India.
Rama Ananth.”
“materials to keep from creating a space that feels one-dimensional.”
“ever due to the advent of on-line shopping on a global scale. This has introduced us to unexpected colors and patterns that we can try out just by using accessories. Using textiles is a great place to start, as shown in this Mexican-inspired space.”
“materials to keep from creating a space that feels one-dimensional. More 'So Your Style Is':Traditional | Arts & Crafts | Hollywood Regency | Rustic | Old World | French Country Transitional | Contemporary | Midcentury Modern | Industrial | Eclectic | Coastal | CottagePreppy | Art Deco”
Studio H Landscape Architecture
“they seem to be different types of trees. also what flowers are at the base of the trees?”
“regard to their zone, but they are found a lot in Calif., The Middle East & Mediterrainean region.....won't take a harsh winter. U would have to protect in a pot at best, i think.”
“the gate to create sun filled front courtyard”
“large step prior to entrance with path passing”
Jennifer Bevan Interiors
“staircase to the other is? absolutely gorgeous”
“Exactly how I want my entrance to be”
“banisters changed to glass and steps to ghost steps”
“top and to the sides. The Chamade would be over the front doors facing the stairs. Yeah.”
“Staircase to die for!!!!!¡”
Jan Gleysteen Architects, Inc
“me know how to make that kind of floor, please.”
“We need to replace glass vestibule and I am looking for a vendor in the New England area”
“windows!!! To die for! a really welcoming space, with lots of natural light.”
“concept I will have to consider”
“door up to window above door”
“Floor tiles???...tile pattern...closet to side...it it tile”
