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Laura Manning Bendik
“shops on Melrose and La Brea.”
“This is fun, just enlarge the stage and mural and change the colors”
“Minus the kind of weird picture, I loooooove the look of the stage.”
“Go Hollywood with a slick black stage and a big band mural. It will put you in the mood to croon the night away.”
“black stage and a big band mural. It will put you in the mood to croon the night away.”
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Digs By Katie | Katie Leede & Company
“lights on tables and hang lanterns and string lights overhead. If you are concerned about fire, stick with battery-powered candles rather than the real deal.”
“Tip: Create mood lighting. Beautiful lighting is the key to hosting an outdoor party that really wows guests.”
“fire pots on the water. Great idea”
“Wood fence on top of wall.”
“screen on the wall ... the table”
“Tip: Create mood lighting. Beautiful lighting is the key to hosting an outdoor party that really wows guests. And the great thing is, it doesn't need to be expensive! Line up hurricane lamps or tiki torches along a path, scatter tea lights on tables and hang lanterns and string lights overhead”
186 Lighting Design Group - Gregg Mackell
“tiles on the floor and on the wall the same tile?”
“you use on the ceiling that would give that beautiful illumination to the onyx on the wall, it does seem that the onyx is lighted at the back…but it isn’t! wow!”
“the reno stage of doing two full bathrooms”
“mural on the far wall a set of tiles designed to look like a mural?”
“and is (on average) 3/4" thick which is 2cm.”
“I was the lighting designer on the project. Robyn Scott was the Interior Designer and she may be able to answer your question http://www.rsidesigns.com/”
“Contact me (michael Lux) @ luxysr@comcast.net...I would be glad to give you an estimate on this”
“couldn't sit on it while steam is coming out. It would be too hot for your legs. So if this is a steam shower, the "steam nozzle" could be hidden in the curb/threshold on the right side or what I would try to accomplish, inside the linear drain - located on the Onyx wall.
Regards.
3D-Tile-Design - Bertram”
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Nicole Lanteri
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“clicked on "more info" beneath the photo and one of the many fabulous green tags told me! I love those tags.”
“Shelves on wall at end of changing table/dresser”
“interested.
Tip: I'm guessing that something like this would be pretty easy to replicate with a handful of dowel rods, paint, an old frame and some large wooden beads if this version is not in your budget. Maybe you can even get your other half in on this one (if, of course, you fall into the right vs. left”
Rachel Reider Interiors
“apartment. Any tips on what to search for on eBay would be a big help. Thanks!”
“planning stages with your architect and contractor. This way, the pros involved will all be on the same page and can iron out any potential discrepancies — particularly those that involve the bones of a home, such as doorways, ceiling beams or interior columns. It's one thing to reorient a window on paper;”
“planning stages with your architect and contractor. This way, the pros involved will all be on the same page and can iron out any potential discrepancies — particularly those that involve the bones of a home, such as doorways, ceiling beams or interior columns. It's one thing to reorient a window on paper;”
SRM Architecture and Interiors
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Last comment "great garden area, no fuss, and moveable. Like the smaller stone for pathways."
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Last comment "great garden area, no fuss, and moveable. Like the smaller stone for pathways."
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“credits on the image. Thank you!”
“painted on site? the contrast is natural”
“Hi, We can't do that, but feel free to look at more pictures of this home on our residential site, http://residential.srmstudio.com/portfolios/modern-home-design-oregon/. Thanks!”
“Planning stage and a "can do".”
“metal on left side of building”
“On one side the house is built into a hill, but on the other side it opens up towards the distant Mount Hood. Here the plan follows an L-shape to cradle the outdoor space, which is marked by pavers, planters and a pool.”
Wentworth, Inc.
“ball park on the cost to do it?”
“working on rehabbing our basement now and are just at the stage of putting in joists/drywall. thank you”
“like this on the TV wall in the new family room”
“Houzzers with tips on how to turn a dark and damp basement into a pristine living space. While the structural work on this space was intense, a simple palette and an emphasis on strong materials resulted in a clean and durable design.”
“joists on the ceiling create visual lightness in this previously dark and damp basement. Readers loved the little details that helped make it more modern, including the wood treatment around the center column. See more of this basement”
Ian Moore Architects
“What stage door system did you specify? Beautiful work!”
“Storage on one side, open on the other”
“fronts on two streets; pictured is the garage entry into the narrow house. The opposite side is the main entry, a full half-level above the garage. Moore painted new elements black, like the steel infill of the window and garage. It sensitively fits with the existing while extending its use into the 21st”
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