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Door Style1: Napoli. Wood Species1: Black Walnut. Color1: Autumn.
Door Style2: Novus. Wood Species2: Heartwood. Color2: Colonial White.
Example of a 1950s kitchen design in Seattle
Example of a 1950s kitchen design in Seattle

Door Styles: Quaker, Executive. Colors: Terra, Oasis, Shoreline. Wood Species: Hickory, Cherry
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Edmonton
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in Edmonton
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The grand prize winning design from Lynn Kloythanomsup from Landed Interiors and Homes in Berkeley, CA

Design by Elena Eskandari and Elle Hunter:
The client wanted the kitchen to reflect the style of the row house which is located in a historic neighborhood of Washington DC. The designers selected classic black and white cabinetry with tall crown moldings. These were paired with a natural marble countertop and was applied to the backsplash all the way to the ceiling. The opal green BlueStar® range and hood is the star, creating a dramatic and welcome pop of color in otherwise neutral space. Even though the whole house is only 13 feet wide, this small kitchen is packed with storage and most important – personality.

Wendi Zampiro, designer, Home Systems.
www.designwithdetail.com
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in San Francisco
Inspiration for a contemporary kitchen remodel in San Francisco

Sabrina Alfin, designer. Sabrina Alfin Interiors, Inc.
www.sabrinaalfininteriors.com
Elegant kitchen photo in San Francisco
Elegant kitchen photo in San Francisco

1st Place Winner: Stately stair railings by Bob Kiefer, Decks by Kiefer.
Location: Montclair, NJ
Deck - modern deck idea in New York
Deck - modern deck idea in New York

Best Conversion: Bryan Scott's "Nest" | Featured in the NY Times article "Grandma Never Had it So Good" this winning project takes their home to the garage. Folding doors create a great indoor-outdoor connection to the homeowners backyard.

"Cigan Residence" by Robin Fisher
Robin Rigby Fisher Design
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These inside mounts bottom-up top-down shades in light blue work perfect with tilt and turn windows. The blue reflects on the windows and the tiles. No compromise shades when it comes to privacy, views and light management.

Door Styles: Quaker, Executive. Colors: Terra, Oasis, Shoreline. Wood Species: Hickory, Cherry
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in Edmonton
Kitchen - contemporary kitchen idea in Edmonton
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