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Terri Symington, ASID
“It this a trend right now or a personal preference?”
“Difficult to find louver doors with increased louver size.”
“suitable for a vaulted ceiling bedroom? Love the monochromatic with the wonderful up lighting. I won't have the up lighting and am concerned the warmth might be lost. Your guidance would be most appreciated.
Thank you!”
“There are a lot of variations and colors, depending on where it is quarried. You will also find variations in thicknesses and edges, so you want to have a very experienced stone layer to set the flooring.”
“Thank you again. You are awesome to share and reply.”
“Yes, I think it would be great for a”
“There is a chance these are Supa Doors, which have as a standard beefy 2-1/4" louver blade. With the overlap, this leaves you with a nice solid looking 1-9/16" reveal. Regardless, if I were in your shoes, look for at least a 2" plus wide blades to get this look. Terri is spot on, we and probably”
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Harrell Remodeling
“looks like a tile, but what is the material?”
“Which is the color of the bookshelves? It adds lighting to the room.”
“Could build a library room and then build our own "nook" next to a window and frame it in with closets.”
“The shelves and the cozy window seat to read and look outside!”
“I'd LOVE a nook! Slightly bigger than this one though, to fit the whole family ;P”
“hideaway by a window and at the end of a hall with books.”
“tea and a book are all you need for a long day indoors.”
“Close off one end of a room with a drape. There's no need to add a physical wall to create a separate space. A drape works just as well, and an added bonus is the warm cozy feel that all the fabric creates when it is pulled closed. Place a chair”
Harrell Remodeling
“Harrell Remodeling, what is the ceiling mechanism on which the door slides? Is it recessed in the ceiling?”
“I a would like to know where I can purchase the door and hardware”
“I would like to know where to get the ceiling hardware.”
“that's a stylish way to "baby-proof" a stair area! Imagine that on the top level to block going down the stairs too.”
“closing off a stairway with something other than a baby gate.”
“Door to left for elevator disguise”
“nice door for out to your own outdoor space”
“I like the design and good idea to put this design at the”
“A sliding panel can create division and privacy when needed, and return the space to its open plan the rest of the time. We can see two examples here: a sliding screen with both wood and decorative glass elements to block the stairs, and a pocket door for the room beyond.”
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“A narrow corridor could become a library with the addition of floor to ceiling bookshelves. With neutral paper covers to hide the mismatched backs of books, one can get a uniform, elegant look with”
“color for a mudroom. I know it's bold. It'll take your attention away from my cowgirl boot collection, caked in barn muck after a long day outside. It's a mutual win-win.”
“paired next to the bright bookcase”
“like the color for a closet”
“Pool house idea. Artistic screen. Looking to jazz up your exterior door? Artist Susan Wallace creates sculptural custom-designed screen doors that add miles of curb appeal.”
“would love to paint a door”
“light to flow through the space, and finishes were kept simple in rustic pine, whitewash and bright blue.”
Birdhouse Interior Design
“TONS for a great idea.
Im going to spray paint my a striking color and I even noticed that I can buy shelves, baskets and all sorts of hooks to make it perfect for my small laundry room.”
“You can find this at a retail fixture store. We”
“inspired me to go to my local fixture shop here in phoenix and install this in my laundry room. With two girls and a wife, my laundry room is getting cluttered from the back packs and hand bags. We don't use coats here in Phoenix, but it will free up some shelf space and make it easier for my wife to quickly”
“you have a store going out of business, they will usually sell their fixtures.”
“scarves) need a place to live. Solve the problem by installing hooks for hanging items. These days, you don't even have to pull out a drill — check out this Command 3M hook in brushed nickel. It won't damage your walls when you remove it, and it's a cinch to mount.
Other things to hang on hooks include keys”
John Maniscalco Architecture
“we are remodeling and I was wondering the width of this hallway. Do you think 3ft is wide enough for a hall that is 13ft long? It has a bathroom door half way down on the left and a bedroom door on the end of it. Any advice is appreciated ;)”
“trying to move furniture down a hall that narrow. If possible, tear down hallway walls where they border living areas - if the hallway begins or ends behind a living room, bkfst rm, etc... then tear out that partof the wall to make the actual hall passage shorter - but you'll still have to move bedroom”
“furniture to the end of the hall - also, halls are total wastes of square footage, so tearing down any portion of a wall, even if you have to leave a column and/or header, means not only is the hallway effectively wider, but the adjacent room just gained 3 ft of space! Now you can have a console or hutch”
Atmosphere Interior Design Inc.
“nice for a living room. floor for a bathroom”
“with open to floor - easier to clean?”
“open bottom to clean”
“fabric for a powder room”
“bathroom remodel idea”
“pieces on a diagonal.”
“For downstairs bathroom”
Soorikian Architecture
“would like to know how wide the halls would need to be for this. I can't tell from the photo, but it looks like it is more than 4 feet (including bookcase depth).”
“Shelves are a good use of space”
“narrow space, floor to ceiling shelves”
“regular hallways make great areas for a library”
“great way to tuck in extra storage.”
“books to fill an entire library. A hallway is a great location for a smaller library. And, since books don't take up much room (front to back), it can be easy to fit one in.
Tip: The shelves don't always have built-in. If you're going to incorporate bookshelves into your hallway, just make sure they”
