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Chacala House
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Example of wood-top island with a “wrap” look
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All wood-top island
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All-wood island
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The frosted glass opens upward on a hinge, I think. This could be used in the butler pantry.
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I like the simple pattern of the rectangles on the wall.
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Toekick lighting
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The faucet is hidden in the shelf!
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Porcelain tile flooring
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Porcelain tile flooring
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I like this for the powder room but not quite so dark, and maybe lava rock instead of black pebbles
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Love the travertine on the wall
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I like the way they turned the stone pieces vertical for a more modern effect. But it’s veneer… moe thinks it looks fake and cheap.
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I love this use of marble on the wall
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I like the rectangular tiles and how they are NOT in a subway pattern.
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Love the onyx slab on the wall in the shower. I want to do this with a piece of marble that I saw in Puerto Vallarta. I took a photo of it. It would go behind my bathtub in the master bathroom.
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I like this for the powder room but maybe with lava rock to maintain the theme
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I like this wall but moe thinks it looks like cheap veneer.
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I just love this dreamy pool… the color of the water and the landscaping and the asymmetrical stairs behind it.
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I just love this dining area.
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Another neutral and comfortable bedroom … lots of linen and cotton
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Neutral and comfortable bedroom
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I like the butcher block work area at the end of the island. Or maybe the whole island top can be butcher block.
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This kitchen has floating shelves on either side of the range hood. I like this idea better than the hanging cabinets that our architect has drawn in our plans.
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This is just a photo I saved for show the architect that the outdoor bar needs go have two levels: the seating at bar height and the work area at counter height.
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I like this all-wood island and the clean/modern cabinetry
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Wine storage idea for the living room bar
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Corner solution
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Corner drawers
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Coffee / Beverage counter
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The extra stool tucked into the end of the island.
Example of wood-top island with a “wrap” look
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