The Bill collection features the best of contemporary design, quality materials and functional applications. Set the focal point of your living room with an elegant collection that is certain to be comfortable. The complete set includes the fabric upholstered 3 person sofa. The sofa measures 81" x 40" x 35" and weighs 156 lbs when assembled. The sofa has dual reclining chairs on either side. The Middle does not recline. The fabric upholstered living room love seat comfortably seats 2 and measures 60" x 39" x 38" and weighs 123 lbs when assemble. Both of the seats recline. The upholstered arm chair measures 37" x 40" x 35" and weighs 70 lbs it comfortably seats 1 person and reclines. The collection features padded pillow top armrests for added comfort while watching TV, reading or just relaxing. Elevate your living room with the bill collection by AC Pacific. AC Pacific is one of the leading furniture Importers in the home furnishing industry.

This updated family room is bathed in natural light which is enhanced further by the mirror collage. The brass lamps and wood coffee table add warmth to the space without weighing the room down. The sofa and accent chairs are incredibly comfortable in spite of their small scale. Overall this small space has an inviting, breezy and welcoming feel.

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OPPORTUNITY: The client felt weighed down by the family heirlooms that she couldn’t bear to part with, but couldn’t imagine them in her own home. RESULTS We created a “new traditional” - integrating old family heirlooms and discovering the beauty among the relics. She is now proud to show the history that tells the story of one family.

We made this bed using reclaimed barn beams. It weighs around 1500 lbs. The wall is clad in reclaimed barn siding. We mixed and matched the colors to create interest. The faux beams are comprised of reclaimed barn siding and cover the collar ties that hold the roof rafters in this third floor master bedroom. The reclaimed door is from an old office building and leads to the master bath.

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The old low-hanging mansard roof and broad balcony had weighed down the home. The new square design now soars. This is the view from the main country club road below.

This chandelier made by Currey is expansive, yet light. It adds drama without weighing down the space.
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Modern functionality meets rustic charm in this expansive custom home. Featuring a spacious open-concept great room with dark hardwood floors, stone fireplace, and wood finishes throughout.

We were comissioned to bulid this very large talbe for our Birds of a Feather design friends, Anne and Hooper. The table top is inlayed with the same feature as the backs of the chairs. The leg edges match the leg edges on the chairs. There are no visible seams. The glass top was so large, it weighs approximatley 325lbs! The customer wanted to seat 12 comfortabley, so we made it. Our artist friend, Dawn Hoback painted the metal to look like brass, or goldleaf?

light blue upholstery and a subtle gray textured couch are the neutral balance to the bold patterned easy chair + ottoman. A sizable clear glass table lamp has some heft without weighing down the corner area.

The decision to go small is about her personal values, committing to a lifestyle, and living within her means. The move to design small is a subjective decision that weighs in on a number of factors that can’t possibly be summed up in one statement, but the obvious benefits jump to the front...easier to maintain, less cleaning, less expensive, less debt, less environmental impact, less temptation to accumulate. Her design requirements were simple, small footprint less than 1000 sq. ft., garage below the living area, and take advantage of the amazing view. It’s smaller than the average house, but designed in a way that it won’t feel like a shoebox. My client thought long and hard about downsizing her home and her lifestyle, and she couldn’t be happier

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Exterior entryway was designed to connect the old work stone and new black windows. Plantings to soften all the hardscape. The change in paver pattern is to keep the weigh of the texture and visual interest.

The front of this home was set back a considerable distance from the front of the garage. The lack of a front porch caused the front door to feel inaccessibly recessed, and there was no occupiable space at the front of the home. After providing many different design iterations of the front porch, and weighing the pros and cons, the clients decided upon a shed roof with a new railing system and stone/wood columns. The addition of the front porch moved the front of the home forward, minimizing the look of the garage extrusion.

Kitchen pantry designed to maximize storage space. Wood countertop.
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