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This house is a 60’s era 3-level with a rancher style main floor that once had walls dividing it into 3 separate spaces. We opened the space up into one large area, moved the kitchen to one end, added a wet bar in the center dining area and completely rearranged the two fireplaces on each end of the new great room. Flat panel textured laminate and natural walnut cabinetry was complimented by stunning quartz countertops and grey tinted oak floors
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Security door for the guards office in the main entrance of palace, the doors are equipped with handle and lock made by our design following the style.
All decorations are made in bronze .

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Home design - rustic home design idea in Atlanta
Home design - rustic home design idea in Atlanta

Detail view of one element in a panel of the North Woods Spiral Staircase. Bloodroot flowers grow on the home owner's property. Forging by Jeff Benson.
Photo by Jane Benson.

A petite antique inverted dome chandelier with opaline shade, marked with a patent date of June 2, 1914. This chandelier begins with an simple canopy, extending down in three chains to support the shade below. Each chain is fastened to the opaline shade with a grooved volute; the shade is ornamented with an understated, gadrooned design crowned with a scalloped band. This light fixture is in very good condition with a minor chip at the top of the shade which does not detract from its beauty (as pictured.) It has been professionally rewired and comes with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. The fixture is approximately 11-3/4" wide, 7-1/4" tall, and 24-1/2" long overall.
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House was built by Clayton Homes.
Jefferson Door supplied the interior (Masonite) and exterior doors, windows (Krestmart), shutters, moulding, columns (HB&G), stair parts and hardware (Emtek) for this home. nelsonclaytonhomes.com

Benches and steps in the shallow end create a sophisticated entry to the pool, as well as gather spaces for those who prefer just getting their feet wet to jumping in! Photo by Tim Schoon
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