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Before & After
lovelandbuilder

Remodel: Before and After

13 years ago
Here we installed a new wet bar and used a slab of wood from a 2000 year old red wood tree as the counter top. Very unique!
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  • 13 years ago
    I especially LOVE the floor! What a gorgeous outcome!

    Comments (16)

    • 13 years ago
      beautiful!
    • 13 years ago
      Very unique and beautiful! Great job.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Nice transformation!
    • 13 years ago
      Wow, that's wonderful. The barcounter is so thoughtful!
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      gorgeous!
    • 13 years ago
      I love the red finish great job you did there.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Looks great! Get rid of that cheap white microwave. Hide it or upgrade the color so that it does ot stand out so aggressively.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Wow! Perfect choice with the wood.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Love the bartop and supporting post! Well done!
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      wow, beautiful! I love the combination of the floor tile and wood. Nice job!
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Love this!!! Absolutely LOVE this. Great work with the wood, brick...adds great texture to the room.
    • 13 years ago
      Very cool! I can imagine leaning against that beautiful wood bar with a drink.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Nice transformation and great use of materials. I assume you used thin veneer brick. Was it real brick cut thin or man made brick?
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      It was real brick that we cut down to about the thickness of a standard piece of tile.
    • PRO
      13 years ago
      Who wouldn't love this? Utterly Amazing!
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