Photo: Lucy Call © 2014 Houzz Design: Imbue Design
Example of a trendy kids' room design in Salt Lake City

Elegant l-shaped dark wood floor kitchen photo with a farmhouse sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

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Example of a huge mountain style u-shaped medium tone wood floor kitchen pantry design with a farmhouse sink, beaded inset cabinets, beige cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances and an island

Check out this flooring in the wide plank style of our product Palladio in the color whiskey, it was carried throughout this customer's entire household on both stories. Let us know what you think! Credit to The Workroom: Interior Design Studio + Shoppe & Adamas Builders for doing such a great job designing and organizing this project.

Lovely entry vestibule with wood paneling and wallpapered upper walls and ceiling. Matching upholstery at the custom bench which houses drawers for all the necessities. Hooks for coats and a decorative mirror to check yourself before you head out the door! Interior Design Credit: J Laurie Design Photo Credit: Blackstock Photography

Check out our custom-made moldings, stair nosing, and treads to match the customers existing floor choice for their stairs, for a 3 story house! Let us know what you think! Credit to The Workroom: Interior Design Studio + Shoppe for doing such a great job designing and organizing this project.

Check out this flooring in the wide plank style of our product Palladio in the color whiskey, it was carried throughout this customer's entire household on both stories. Let us know what you think! Credit to The Workroom: Interior Design Studio + Shoppe & Adamas Builders for doing such a great job designing and organizing this project.

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

Please RSVP early for our last LUNCH & LEARN in 2016. This marks Kiwi’s 10th CEU Class we have taught over the last four years. Counting for 1 CEU Credit, there are 15 spots available. (now only 8 spots left…also welcome to bring a colleague to event. Please include in your RSVP. ) Reserve your spot now. Here are the details- What: CONTROLLING AND ISOLATING SOUND WITH DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION Lunch will be catered. This is also a networking event for architects and interior designers. KIWI AUDIO VISUAL’S 10TH Lunch & Learn! When: Thursday, NOVEMBER 17 from 11 AM until 1 PM 10:45 a.m. - check-in 11-12-COURSE- CEU Course 12-1 Lunch & Networking 1:00 p.m. end Where: Kiwi Audio Visual 1950 Kellogg Avenue Carlsbad, CA 92008 Map of Location Cost: It's free. Who?: Interior Designers and Residential Architects & Custom home builders/supers, too! 15 SPOTS ONLY- PLEASE RSVP as soon as you can. ~Click link- or email- MShull@kiwiav.com CEU CLASS DESCRIPTION: LEARNING OBJECTIVES of “Controlling and Isolating Sound with Design & Construction” • Define the importance of controlling sound. • Define how much sound isolation is required in various circumstances. • List the three tools: mass, absorption, and mechanical isolation and the role of each tool. • Outline design considerations related to the construction of specialty rooms. Controlling and Isolating Sound is tricky—without the correct tools, the right people, and the proper design, the results are often disastrous. Participants in this course will review the needs for creating sound for isolated specialty spaces and discuss how much sound isolation is needed in varying circumstances. In addition, attendees will dive into the three tools of sound isolation—mass, absorption and mechanical isolation and the role of each in the design/build process, while discussing the process of designing and constructing the specialty space. This course will also outline the benefits of working as a team with other trades to provide the client the expertise bringing about a well-designed and functional space. ASSOCIATION- AIA, AIBD, IDCEC, NARI Credit: 1.0 LU/HSW, l.0 CEU, 0.1 CEU, 1.0 CEU COURSE NUMBER: CO1O50 –AIA & 5.1-IDEC Designations: Health, Safety, and Welfare

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

Large elegant detached two-car garage photo in Bridgeport

Ideas for Setting “Scenes” Using Brilliant Homework -Music: Mozart -Temperature: 72 degrees -Lighting: 100% -Moving Photo: Earth Date Night -Music: John Mayer -Temperature: 78 degrees (or go low for a cuddle excuse ;) ) -Lighting: 60% -Motion Art: Fire Place Game Night -Music: Phoenix -Temperature: 75 degrees -Lighting: 80% -Motion Art: Dice Monday-Friday Morning -Music: Beyonce -Temperature: 72 degrees -Lighting: Slowly dim the lights up to 100% -Motion Art: Inspiring Quote Sunday Brunch: -Music: Vance Joy -Temperature: 75 degrees -Lighting: 95% -Motion Art: Sun There are an infinite number of combinations you can create using Scenes! Check out our blog to learn more: https://www.brilliant.tech/blogs/blog/the-brilliant-control-how-scenes-work Photo Credit: Aubrie Pick (Please contact Aubrie for information on other products) https://www.houzz.com/user/aubrie-pick

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

The variation of gray color creates a cohesive vibe in these dining and living room areas and the floor to ceiling display shelf isn't the only entertaining aspect of the space. The bar is an easily accessible surface for serving food and drinks while guests take a closer look at your collection. And if you need to check in on the game, you can always flip on the TV, if you can find it... (HINT: It's disguised as a mirror) Photo Credit: Normandy Remodeling

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

Mudroom bench or secret hideout? Kim and Scott of Yellow Brick Home chose this fabulous black and white buffalo check fabric from Silver State Textiles for their custom Patio Lane mudroom bench cushion. Looks like the perfect chin scratching post to us! Photo credit: Kim Vargo, Yellow Brick Home

All Weather teamed up with the Property Brothers and actress and comedian Ali Wong on this week’s episode of HGTV’s hit show Celebrity IOU. In the Ali Wong’s Renovation Surprise for A Dear Friend episode, Ali takes sledgehammers and crowbars into her own hands to help transform her best friend, Citadelle’s barren basement and backyard into the perfect indoor-outdoor entertaining space. Ali credits much of her early success to her best friend, Citadelle, whose tireless support helped her when she first started out in Los Angeles. “I really wouldn’t be where I am if it wasn’t for her,” noted Ali. Citadelle opened up space in her home for Ali while she went on auditions. So years later, Ali knew it was time to give back in a big way. “Her friendship has been such a gift” said Ali. “I was supposed to stay there for two weeks and it ended up being a year.” With the help of Drew and Jonathan Scott, Ali was determined to update the entire lower level of Citadelle’s home inside and out and making these spaces as entertainment-friendly as possible for the whole family, including Citadelle’s husband and kids, to enjoy. The multipurpose downstairs basement makeover included turning the family room into a classy lounge with a built in bar, removing the basic stand up shower and replacing it with a luxurious spa tub with stone tiles and converting the guest bedroom into “an office by day and bedroom by night” courtesy of a hidden pull down Murphy bed. All Weather Series 7000 French Swing Doors extend and connect the indoor lounge area to the new outdoor living spaces. The ultimate backyard includes a stylish fireplace, white pergola, outdoor seating and dining area, an outdoor kitchen/grill and new turf for the yard and play structure areas. THE PROPERTY BROTHERS also painted the entire house white with black trim, leveled the backyard and basically doubled the livable square footage of the home. Check out the PROJECT PHOTOS here. Now in its third season, Celebrity IOU gives celebrities a chance to show their deepest gratitude and to surprise someone who is important in their life by giving their living space a complete transformation, courtesy of the Drew and Jonathan Scott.