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The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The challenges I had were lack of space. She wanted the Miele white glass steam ovens, he wanted a 48"W integrated refrigerator, more storage, wanted better lighting, and they wanted to have stained cabinetry. To capture more space, I enclosed the outdoor patio, which then became a place for the 48"W refrigerator and the bar area. I knew I needed to somehow integrate white into the kitchen, otherwise the ovens would stick out like a sore thumb. I also knew I did not want the 48"W integrated refrigerator to have wood door fronts as the kitchen would look too heavy on the left side, somehow I needed to get white over there. The solution was those refrigerator doors needed to somehow look like white glass. Miele was gracious enough to send me a glass sample of the oven front so after many trips to the paint store I was able to come up with a formula that matched the Miele glass and my cabinet fabricator came up with a paint finish to make the glossy finish look even more like glass door fronts, plus improve the durability. The refrigerator doors are actually wood NOT glass. Did I fool your eye? The Sapele I presented to them because of the light it casts, and the linear look which gives their kitchen that contemporary flair they so wished for. We experimented with different finish samples, but in the end just clear coated the cabinetry. I also did the back splash in white glass and up to ceiling over the sink area, which coordinates with their existing white vinyl window and I had the window trimmed out using Sapele so the area was not over flooded with white. The countertops we selected a white quartz product, and selected pendants with white, as it casts more reflective light and again brings in the white in order to balance out the Miele ovens. We removed their existing tile floors and replaced with wood through out their entire house, except the bedrooms and the living room areas.

The Margot Loft Sofa epitomizes modern elegance with graceful arms, French-seam detailing, and loose, luxurious cushions that give a look which is both timeless and contemporary. A smaller version of the popular Margot Sofa, this design captures all the refined style of the full-scale sofa in a more compact 72” length. Every sofa includes two sets of cylindrical steel legs, allowing you to choose between a brass or black finish to suit your style. The back cushions use a unique, eco-friendly synthetic down, derived from recycled PET plastic. The frame is constructed with kiln-dried 100% FSC©-Certified hardwood. Also available as an 83” sofa and chair. Includes two sets of legs (one set black, one set brass). Kiln-dried 100% FSC®-Certified hardwood inner frame (FSC® 092551). Back cushions use eco-friendly PET synthetic-down which is created from recycled water bottles. Reversible seat and back cushions. Dacron®-wrapped cushions for a structured look. French-seam detailing on arms and back. Non-marking leveler feet can be adjusted for stability on uneven floor surfaces. Manufactured to meet California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without the use of flame retardant additives in the upholstery foam. Matches perfectly with the Margot Chair. * Fabric samples available upon request. Need help? Chat with us online or send us an email to info@cityfurnitureshop.com

The proposal analyzes the site as a series of existing flows or “routes” across the landscape. The negotiation of both constructed and natural systems establishes the logic of the site plan and the orientation and organization of the new home. Conceptually, the project becomes a highly choreographed knot at the center of these routes, drawing strands in, engaging them with others, and propelling them back out again. The project’s intent is to capture and harness the physical and ephemeral sense of these latent natural movements as a way to promote in the architecture the wanderlust the surrounding landscape inspires. At heart, the client’s initial family agenda--a home as antidote to the city and basecamp for exploration--establishes the ethos and design objectives of the work. Photography - Bruce Damonte

The Margot Loft Sofa epitomizes modern elegance with graceful arms, French-seam detailing, and loose, luxurious cushions that give a look which is both timeless and contemporary. A smaller version of the popular Margot Sofa, this design captures all the refined style of the full-scale sofa in a more compact 72” length. Every sofa includes two sets of cylindrical steel legs, allowing you to choose between a brass or black finish to suit your style. The back cushions use a unique, eco-friendly synthetic down, derived from recycled PET plastic. The frame is constructed with kiln-dried 100% FSC©-Certified hardwood. Also available as an 83” sofa and chair. Includes two sets of legs (one set black, one set brass). Kiln-dried 100% FSC®-Certified hardwood inner frame (FSC® 092551). Back cushions use eco-friendly PET synthetic-down which is created from recycled water bottles. Reversible seat and back cushions. Dacron®-wrapped cushions for a structured look. French-seam detailing on arms and back. Non-marking leveler feet can be adjusted for stability on uneven floor surfaces. Manufactured to meet California TB117-2013 fire safety standards without the use of flame retardant additives in the upholstery foam. Matches perfectly with the Margot Chair. * Fabric samples available upon request. Need help? Chat with us online or send us an email to info@cityfurnitureshop.com

Gorgeous master bath finished with Dal-Tile's Fabrique porcelain tile in the color Noir Linen polished. Tile size is 12"x24" installed in a brick joint pattern. The floor boasts underfloor heating on a timed thermostat.

Built in 1903, the kitchen in this stone estate has transitioned to fit the needs of many different owners. In 2017, the challenge was to transform it from an eclectic mix of minimal functionality to a kitchen the new homeowners wanted to love for the "next 30 years." It was important in the overall kitchen design to give a nod to the stately manner of the home, yet have the styling reflect a more contemporary color palette and finishes.

Example of a small classic 3/4 white tile and stone tile mosaic tile floor alcove shower design in Chicago with an undermount sink, recessed-panel cabinets, black cabinets, quartzite countertops, a two-piece toilet and gray walls

imeless Craftsman Elegance: Custom Historic Milled Douglas Fir Flooring (3.25" Planks) Bring authentic Pacific Northwest heritage into your home with our custom-milled 3.25" Douglas Fir Flooring. Expertly milled right here in Oregon, our fir flooring captures the precise architectural proportions, tight growth rings, and warm, inviting tones classic to historical Craftsman homes, Victorian restorations, and modern architectural spaces. Unlike mass-produced flooring, our Douglas fir is custom milled to order with old-world precision. Featuring exceptional grain density, fine vertical linework, and a smooth tongue-and-groove fit, this traditional 3.25" narrow plank design offers superior dimensional stability and a seamless, high-end finish that ages gracefully over time. Key Specifications & Features: Precision Dimensions: Classic 3.25" width, custom milled for authentic historical restoration or classic interior design. Exceptional Grain Quality: Milled from premium Pacific Northwest timber featuring dense, tight growth rings and rich natural tones. Custom Kiln-Dried & Milled: Milled to order in Oregon for optimal moisture control and structural integrity. Versatile Applications: Ideal for historic Craftsman restorations, residential living areas, upper-story flooring, and custom architectural projects. Nationwide Job-Site Delivery: Precision-packaged and shipped directly from our mill to your residential or commercial site. Restoring a historic home or creating a modern classic? Contact our team today to request custom sample packages, discuss your square footage needs, or get a freight quote.

imeless Craftsman Elegance: Custom Historic Milled Douglas Fir Flooring (3.25" Planks) Bring authentic Pacific Northwest heritage into your home with our custom-milled 3.25" Douglas Fir Flooring. Expertly milled right here in Oregon, our fir flooring captures the precise architectural proportions, tight growth rings, and warm, inviting tones classic to historical Craftsman homes, Victorian restorations, and modern architectural spaces. Unlike mass-produced flooring, our Douglas fir is custom milled to order with old-world precision. Featuring exceptional grain density, fine vertical linework, and a smooth tongue-and-groove fit, this traditional 3.25" narrow plank design offers superior dimensional stability and a seamless, high-end finish that ages gracefully over time. Key Specifications & Features: Precision Dimensions: Classic 3.25" width, custom milled for authentic historical restoration or classic interior design. Exceptional Grain Quality: Milled from premium Pacific Northwest timber featuring dense, tight growth rings and rich natural tones. Custom Kiln-Dried & Milled: Milled to order in Oregon for optimal moisture control and structural integrity. Versatile Applications: Ideal for historic Craftsman restorations, residential living areas, upper-story flooring, and custom architectural projects. Nationwide Job-Site Delivery: Precision-packaged and shipped directly from our mill to your residential or commercial site. Restoring a historic home or creating a modern classic? Contact our team today to request custom sample packages, discuss your square footage needs, or get a freight quote.

imeless Craftsman Elegance: Custom Historic Milled Douglas Fir Flooring (3.25" Planks) Bring authentic Pacific Northwest heritage into your home with our custom-milled 3.25" Douglas Fir Flooring. Expertly milled right here in Oregon, our fir flooring captures the precise architectural proportions, tight growth rings, and warm, inviting tones classic to historical Craftsman homes, Victorian restorations, and modern architectural spaces. Unlike mass-produced flooring, our Douglas fir is custom milled to order with old-world precision. Featuring exceptional grain density, fine vertical linework, and a smooth tongue-and-groove fit, this traditional 3.25" narrow plank design offers superior dimensional stability and a seamless, high-end finish that ages gracefully over time. Key Specifications & Features: Precision Dimensions: Classic 3.25" width, custom milled for authentic historical restoration or classic interior design. Exceptional Grain Quality: Milled from premium Pacific Northwest timber featuring dense, tight growth rings and rich natural tones. Custom Kiln-Dried & Milled: Milled to order in Oregon for optimal moisture control and structural integrity. Versatile Applications: Ideal for historic Craftsman restorations, residential living areas, upper-story flooring, and custom architectural projects. Nationwide Job-Site Delivery: Precision-packaged and shipped directly from our mill to your residential or commercial site. Restoring a historic home or creating a modern classic? Contact our team today to request custom sample packages, discuss your square footage needs, or get a freight quote.

This stained glass window was created as part of our signature Aspen Stained Glass line. These windows look beautiful in cottage style or contemporary homes and are a great way for outdoor enthusiasts to celebrate their love of nature. The textured appearance of the glass provides the homeowners with a high level of privacy and comfort.