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Kirstin Havnaer, Hearthstone Interior Design, LLC
“at the other photos from this project, you can probably imagine living a life of luxury with your cup of coffee, fuzzy slippers, taking a soak in the tub, and then drying off while standing on your heated travertine floors. Sign me up. :)”
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Arthur Rutenberg Homes
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4 BEDROOMS / 4.5 Baths / Den / bonus room
4,105 square feet
This plan achieves grandeur on an everyday scale. Its richly appointed features speak volumes to today’s discerning homeowners.
Plan Features:
• Raised floor in the foyer and den
• 12' ceilings in the main living areas”
Bathroom Trends
“with other bathroom accessories. The most usually used shower door is the sliding, or bypass, type of door. These are used especially where space is a limitation. The Shower doors style and hardware finish may vary according to discrete preference. Obscured or frosted glowing glass, etched glass which”
Donald A. Gardner Architects
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“to each other, individually distinguished by columns and ceiling treatments. The breakfast nook includes two pantries, and a cook-top island completes the kitchen. Upstairs, a bonus room awaits expansion.”
Interior Art
“see many other examples of what can be done with paints, venetian plasters, gilding and specialty faux finishes on wood, furniture, floors, ceilings. Trompe L'oeil artistic details, murals and fine art commissions. A little extra something on your surfaces can bring such life to your space. We hope”
Susan Brook Interiors
“than the other 2 walls, again i used a color on the ceiling.
The maple kitchen was existing and i pulled the electrics from the back wall, using a trim on the bottom of the upper cabinets allowed me to put the receptacles up there and put in under cabinet lighting. We used molten glass wall tiles which”
mark rusconi architects
“whilst all other equipment is discreetly hidden behind paneled doors. Old hand-blown glass installed in the hanging cabinets adds an aged feel to the space, in keeping with the 1920s when the house was built.”
