The upper level, steel grated stairs, have suspension wire railing, and are made of salvaged materials from the trade. This upper level bedroom will eventually be a children's playroom, but for the time being they are too little for this location. Industrial Loft Home, Seattle, WA. Belltown Design. Photography by Paula McHugh

Ian Roth Studios
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plaster window grille in the powder room
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Peter William Katke
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Doug & Jan Hansen selected LightScape Transformations to uplight their beautiful White Clump Birch tree with a VOLT Infiniti 35 Spot light, and their adjoining walk to their front door with Volt's Max Spread Path light. Photo courtesy of Janie Jones Photography.

IS Guava Waveline
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Hit or Miss Reclaimed Oak Flooring
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Antique spigot
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Cypress Point with Light Buff mortar

We designed a custom iron gate for a Tiburon lagoon house.
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Matthew Cunningham Landscape Design LLC
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Staircase renovation by SCD Design & Construction. Turn your stairs into the perfect accent piece for your home. Take your lifestyle to new heights with SCD Design & Construction next time you renovate your home!

This gorgeous wide plank antique Oak is our most requested floor! With dramatic widths ranging from 6 to 12 inches (14 inches in some cases), you can easily bring an old-world charm into your home. This product comes to you completely pre-finished and ready to install. We start by hand sanding the surface, beveling the edges ever so slightly, and being careful to preserve the historical integrity of the planks. Typically, about 80% of your flooring will be "Smooth" with the remaining 20% having a slight texture from the original saw kerfs. This material will also have nail holes, knots, and checks which only adds to the unique character. Next, we apply Waterlox, a tung oil based sealant with or without stain added. Finally, 3 coats of Vermont Polywhey finish are added with a hand buffing between coats. The result is a luxurious satiny finish that you can only get from Historic Flooring! Photos by Steven Dolinsky

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