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Faucet mounted on wall

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wall mounted faucet

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Outdoor solar shade on windows

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Beach resort I guess.

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Angled outlets under upper cabinets for an unbroken backsplash. “When clients invest in a new tile backsplash, the last thing I want to see is outlet upon outlet breaking up the pattern,” Dirkse says.

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folding wall mounted table in laundry room

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A new concrete patio and operable window walls expand the great room space into the backyard. The home’s siting keeps things private, eliminating the need for window treatments.

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A thin, rubberized concrete mix — also in a light-reflecting pale gray — tops the teal concrete flooring, which also was a cost-effective way to cover the inset tiles.

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malibu, custom glass ceiling.

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Need to add a reading lamp, give some ambience to a dining table or shed a little light on a dark corner? How about all three? A plug-in sconce can do any of these things plus more and all without expensive electrical work. Many units stay flat against the wall, perfect for adding light in tight spaces. However, an extended swing-arm sconce like this one is a popular option for those who want a light overhead — where you might otherwise see a hanging pendant — but don’t have the needed electrical wiring in the ceiling. They add a splash of architectural flair, and give you a bright outlook — or at least a brighter nook.

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As you can see in this photo of the exterior, not only does the huge window in the dining area open, giving a sense of airiness similar to what you’d get with doors, but it also preserves the original proportions of this period property.

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Cantilever second floor

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Add a gift wrapping workstation? cutting mat, paper roll. Use colorful custom stamps over white paper.

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a picture rail from Gallery System and use it to display and occasionally swap out artwork

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Interesting floor.

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You don’t need to set a gate into a wall to delineate different garden areas. Mark the transition from one garden space to the next with a free-standing gateway. This steel pivot gate is all the more dramatic as a stand-alone doorway. Leaving the gate open invites a visitor to explore the garden down the slope.

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drawer for medicines?

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Can I make this shade at home?

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Interesting windows

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