Atlantic Archives, Richard Leo Johnson
Ornate black and white tile multicolored floor claw-foot bathtub photo in Jacksonville with an integrated sink

Example of a minimalist home design design in San Francisco

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This is a work from our archives, a piece from 2010 showing off the unique look of bamboo. It is a much more eco-friendly wood to use in cabinetry, it presents a more tropical feel to the area with it's light color tones and unique grain pattern.

The second story family room in the Coastal Living 2014 Showhouse. Furniture by Lee Industries and all fabrics by Sunbrella.
Beach style family room photo in San Diego with gray walls

Sleek and dramatic, the Archive Sofa is a box-framed design with a strong Mid-Century influence. Walnut-finished, exposed py on all sides makes it an ideal choice for open-concept spaces. It features a blind-tufted seat, powder-coated cylindrical steel legs, and exposed brass fittings. The back cushions can be removed to convert the sofa into a daybed, for relaxing or to accomodate overnight guests. The inner frame is constructed with kiln-dried, 100% FSC®-Certified hardwood, in support of responsible forest management. Dimensions: W78"xD36"xH30" - SEAT H17" Dacron®-wrapped cushion fill for a structured look Powder-coated steel legs Easily converts to a daybed Adjustable, non-marking level feet

A 48"x96" Archival Limited Edition Aluminum Print of FOREST PARADISE by Michael Bjorge Fine Art. Print uses a floating backer frame and does not require any glass or additional framing. Provides a clean contemporary look for this modern interior! This art piece was shot by Michael Bjorge during a recent photography trip to the California Redwoods south of Crescent City California. Perfect conditions allowed Michael to capture this stunning scene as well as a few others that can be viewed on his website in his California Redwoods Collection. For print information and pricing, or to view more of Michaels work please go to his website; www.michaelbjorgefineart.com

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