Pre-remodel, the stairs to the master suite climbed in one, straight, steep run, and where the new stairs end was a bare wall. By reconfiguring the hall and closets, we were able to buy space to add a landing and a turn in the stairs. The newly-opened wall, with new windows added high above in the stairwell, allow southern light to glow into the living room. Photo Credit: Simrell+Scott, LLC

For large living areas, avoiding the enclosure of space is key. Installing high-quality bi-fold doors can open up walls and create a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. These doors offer a refreshing ambiance with uninterrupted views, perfect for any gathering, and add an engaging element to parties.

A social space that catered for serious entertaining was sought by my husband and wife client. The dwelling’s kitchen was upstairs, so the outdoor kitchen needed to work independently to avoid double handling of dirty dishes and rubbish. Hard landscaping was underway with a retained area designated for the kitchen. Weathertightness was a major requirement with the ability to shut the kitchen away when not in use. An automated louvred roof system with rain sensors would provide protection from rain and sun. The louvred roof had LED strip lighting to which further task lighting was added. Four Motorised Zip Screen Mesh Blinds would wrap the kitchen area. These blinds would control wind and shade. When the kitchen was not in use these four blinds would completely protect the kitchen from weather. HI MAC Solid Acrylic was selected for part of the benchtop. Arctic Granite had the appropriate UV properties. Stainless Steel with a Linen finish was used for the remainder of the benchtop which was to wrap around the BBQ and additional side burner. Faces to doors and drawers was constructed with HIMAC acrylic with timber slats added. An integrated dishwasher would deal with dirty dishes. A bin system and waste disposal unit would take care of all rubbish. Storage for crockery, cutlery and glassware would avoid having to fetch or return objects to the main upstairs kitchen. Storage for BBQ accessories together with oil and spices was included. Dual Fridges allowed for beverages and prepared food to be stored.

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Custom Surface Solutions (www.css-tile.com) - Owner Craig Thompson (512) 430-1215. This project shows before and after pictures of master bathroom remodel including the following: - 12 x 24 shower wall tile (gray) with 1/3 offset layout pattern. - 12 x 24 bathroom floor tile (taupe) with 1/3 offset layout pattern. - Tile shower niche / box - Granite (River White) floating seat / bench - 2" x 2" mosaic shower floor tile - Semi-custom dark wood dual sink vanity recessed panel dual sink vanity with recessed panel doors. - Granite vanity counter / backsplash (Riiver White) - Moen chrome plumbing fixtures and hardware accessories - Kohler rectangular under mount sinks - Kohler one-piece elongated seat - Frameless sliding glass door - Kichler brushed metal vanity mirrors - Frameless sliding glass door - Kichler brushed metal vanity mirrors

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3 hole 8" inch widespread faucet and Mirror included Certification: CE Material: Marble Warranty: More than 1 years After-sale Service: Online technical support Width: 23-25 in Project Solution Capability: graphic design Application: Hotel Design Style: Modern Model Number: BELLA-1200 Style: Modern Type: Vanity Combo Installation Type: Floor Mounted, Floor Mounted Carcase Material: Plywood, Plywood Door Material: Plywood, Plywood Door Panel Surface Treatment: Lacquer, Lacquer Include Basin: Yes, Yes Include Faucet: NO Shape: rectangle Product Type: Floor Stand Bathroom Cabinet Door Finish: Melamine Board Available Size: 1000,1200,1600mm Structure Material: plywood Hardware: DTC Countertop Material: Artificial STONE Mirror: LED MIRROR INCLUDED Color Option: BLUE Drainer: P Trap INCLUDED

New wood, metal and acrylic wine racks that give the elegance and warmth of wood but divided in a light and transparent configuration. No clutter, just wine displayed in various forms to provide a unique ambiance to dining area as well as a key focal point for folks entering the home and even visible from outside. Ducted unit used to avoid unnecessary noise. Brass hardware for glass to coincide with other elements in the house. Also added a custom wine bar area with the same materials and finishes to serve wine and hold glasses.

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The residence is situated at the top of a hill in a building built in 1929. The client wanted to modernize the space by removing the walls that divided the kitchen, dining room and living room. The kitchen, combined with the other living areas, allowed the space to be completely transformable. The bathroom was made larger by lengthening it into the existing hallway to allow room for a second sink. In order to create an illusion of depth, the side walls were tiled in a light colored marble, while the floor and the back wall of the shower/tub were finished in dark gray stone and glass tile. To continue the theme of expansiveness, the floor was finished in a single slab of stone to avoid the division created by seams. Photographed by: Maegan Walton

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