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Photography by Chuck Heiney
Kitchen/dining room combo - contemporary medium tone wood floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Grand Rapids with white walls and no fireplace
Kitchen/dining room combo - contemporary medium tone wood floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Grand Rapids with white walls and no fireplace

Photography by Corey Gaffer
Inspiration for a large timeless u-shaped medium tone wood floor kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, blue cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island
Inspiration for a large timeless u-shaped medium tone wood floor kitchen remodel in Minneapolis with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, blue cabinets, marble countertops, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Angie Seckinger
Inspiration for a transitional medium tone wood floor closet remodel in DC Metro with open cabinets and white cabinets
Inspiration for a transitional medium tone wood floor closet remodel in DC Metro with open cabinets and white cabinets
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Large farmhouse master light wood floor and brown floor bedroom photo in Phoenix with white walls and a standard fireplace

This room showcases a lounge setting for casual entertaining. Grab a cup of coffee or a glass of wine and relax in one of 4 swivel chairs in a chat group. The coffee table raises and lowers to allow for card playing or a casual meal. The black cabinet in the back houses a TV on a lift system just for special viewing events. Croc wallpaper and a peacock blue ceiling give the room a casual lounge vibe encouraging visitors to linger and relax.

Peter Valli
Inspiration for a large timeless formal medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Los Angeles with yellow walls, no fireplace and no tv
Inspiration for a large timeless formal medium tone wood floor living room remodel in Los Angeles with yellow walls, no fireplace and no tv

The 2016 Ultra-tec Cable Railing Photo Contest 2nd place and $250 gift card is awarded to Alumina Railing Products, Inc.
Project: Scripps Networks Interactive
Location: Knoxville, Tennessee
Rail Description: Interior stainless steel railing system with 3/16” diameter cable infill and “Invisiware” cable tensioners.

Description: Installation of Mechoshade motorized screen roller shades throughout this residence. This property is on a corner lot and therefore needs privacy from all 4 sides. The client installed a Control4 system and incorporated the window coverings into the project by way of the Mechoshade IQ motors and wireless zigbee cards.
This installation also incorporated the new Mechoshade corner bracket system which stagers the roller shades into the corner, (one above the other) to reduce the light gaps down to less than 1”. Considering that the windows had only silicone between the glazing in the corners, this bracket was paramount in maintaining the best degree of privacy possible. A custom MDF pocket was created at the ceiling (approx. 10” deep) to house the shading system. Combined with a custom painted aluminum closure panel at the bottom of the shade pocket, the shades were barely visible thru a narrow slot at the back wall when they were in the opened position.

Description: Installation of Mechoshade motorized screen roller shades throughout this residence. This property is on a corner lot and therefore needs privacy from all 4 sides. The client installed a Control4 system and incorporated the window coverings into the project by way of the Mechoshade IQ motors and wireless zigbee cards.
The installation included a 1% open screen fabric for all bedrooms to provide both privacy and some ambient light within these rooms. A 3% open screen cloth was used for all living spaces to reduce heat and glare while maintaining a comfortable level of lighting and views throughout the home.
This installation also incorporated the new Mechoshade corner bracket system which staggers the roller shades into the corner, (one above the other) to reduce the light gaps down to less than 1”. Considering that the windows had only silicone between the glazing in the corners, this bracket was paramount in maintaining the best degree of privacy possible. A custom MDF pocket was created at the ceiling (approx. 10” deep) to house the shading system. Combined with a custom painted aluminum closure panel at the bottom of the shade pocket, the shades were barely visible thru a narrow slot at the back wall when they were in the opened position.

Description: Installation of Mechoshade motorized screen roller shades throughout this residence. This property is on a corner lot and therefore needs privacy from all 4 sides. The client installed a Control4 system and incorporated the window coverings into the project by way of the Mechoshade IQ motors and wireless zigbee cards.
The installation included a 1% open screen fabric for all bedrooms to provide both privacy and some ambient light within these rooms. A 3% open screen cloth was used for all living spaces to reduce heat and glare while maintaining a comfortable level of lighting and views throughout the home.

Description: Installation of Mechoshade motorized screen roller shades throughout this residence. This property is on a corner lot and therefore needs privacy from all 4 sides. The client installed a Control4 system and incorporated the window coverings into the project by way of the Mechoshade IQ motors and wireless zigbee cards.
The installation included a 1% open screen fabric for all bedrooms to provide both privacy and some ambient light within these rooms. A 3% open screen cloth was used for all living spaces to reduce heat and glare while maintaining a comfortable level of lighting and views throughout the home.
This installation also incorporated the new Mechoshade corner bracket system which staggers the roller shades into the corner, (one above the other) to reduce the light gaps down to less than 1”. Considering that the windows had only silicone between the glazing in the corners, this bracket was paramount in maintaining the best degree of privacy possible. A custom MDF pocket was created at the ceiling (approx. 10” deep) to house the shading system. Combined with a custom painted aluminum closure panel at the bottom of the shade pocket, the shades were barely visible thru a narrow slot at the back wall when they were in the opened position.

Description: Installation of Mechoshade motorized screen roller shades throughout this residence. This property is on a corner lot and therefore needs privacy from all 4 sides. The client installed a Control4 system and incorporated the window coverings into the project by way of the Mechoshade IQ motors and wireless zigbee cards.
This installation also incorporated the new Mechoshade corner bracket system which stagers the roller shades into the corner, (one above the other) to reduce the light gaps down to less than 1”. Considering that the windows had only silicone between the glazing in the corners, this bracket was paramount in maintaining the best degree of privacy possible. A custom MDF pocket was created at the ceiling (approx. 10” deep) to house the shading system. Combined with a custom painted aluminum closure panel at the bottom of the shade pocket, the shades were barely visible thru a narrow slot at the back wall when they were in the opened position.

Description: Installation of Mechoshade motorized screen roller shades throughout this residence. This property is on a corner lot and therefore needs privacy from all 4 sides. The client installed a Control4 system and incorporated the window coverings into the project by way of the Mechoshade IQ motors and wireless zigbee cards.
This installation also incorporated the new Mechoshade corner bracket system which staggers the roller shades into the corner, (one above the other) to reduce the light gaps down to less than 1”. Considering that the windows had only silicone between the glazing in the corners, this bracket was paramount in maintaining the best degree of privacy possible. A custom MDF pocket was created at the ceiling (approx. 10” deep) to house the shading system. Combined with a custom painted aluminum closure panel at the bottom of the shade pocket, the shades were barely visible thru a narrow slot at the back wall when they were in the opened position.
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