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The Meredith Townes Project was a small backyard of a townhome. The clients had wanted to transform their existing backyard with a small patio to a New Orleans style courtyard. The homeowners enjoyed gourmet cooking and fine wines and wanted a place for entertaining friends. They also wanted a quiet private retreat where they could relax at the end of the day. Their wish list included a fountain and planters. Meredith Townes were constructed in the 1970’s. This led to some challenges in design and construction of the courtyard. The original oversized brick used on the walls on either side of the courtyard were no longer being produced. Due to the age of the walls, attaching structures was not permitted. Other obstacles included the locations of the HVAC unit and the utility boxes. Working with the homeowners, the designer developed three concepts for the courtyard. When the clients determined the preferred layout, a detailed design was developed. There was much attention devoted to the selection of materials for the courtyard. The Mason went to great lengths to find brick that strongly resembled the existing obsolete brick. Every element of the project was carefully analyzed before selection was made, from the fountain mask, to the tile, to the faucet handles. The HVAC was moved to an enclosed storage area outside the courtyard and a fenced corner of the courtyard to conceal the grill and serve as additional storage. Photos by Mary Liljequist

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Glittery glass worktop & matching chopping board close-up by Creoglass Design. "EXPRESSO DELIGHT" Splashback- Worktop- Island. We have manufactured and fitted stunning glittery glass elements for this kitchen. Elegant beige tones on the worktop, island and splashback perfectly compliment the silver and white colours and match with the warm wooden floor tones too. We specialise in manufacturing and installing kitchen & bathroom glass splashbacks and non-scratch worktops. We supply to public, trade and retail. HOW TO GET AN ESTIMATE: Please email us some basic dimensions (width x height, number of socket cut-outs) and pictures or drawings of your kitchen to help us to give you a guide price. SAMPLES: For samples and more information about designs and colours please visit our website http://www.creoglass.co.uk, visit us here in our Watford Showroom, tel: 01923 819 684 or email us to info@creoglass.co.uk

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Designer Delight What a great kitchen remodel collaborated by Brandon Fitzmorris – Walker Woodworking designer and Kendra White Interior designer and owner of Pheasant Hill Designs. We love the selections she made for this kitchen. The back-splash and hood are definitely the focal points, while the cabinets compliment the home by adding neutral color tones. The large windows of this open floor plan allow natural sunlight to shine all over this room! We have worked with Kendra on several jobs over the years. She is an interior designer, and does great design work in kitchens and bathrooms. Kendra is located in Charlotte, NC and her company is Pheasant Hill Designs. Be sure to visit her website to see some of her beautiful work. WW photography

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