This handsome bed offers you the perfect blend of masculine and feminine. Our rich Espresso Bean finish gives this platform bed a contemporized yet classic flair and assures it will coordinate with a variety of wood types and finishes in the bedroom. The headboard and side rails are upholstered in luxurious cream velvet with a hint of sparkle. For an added touch of elegance, the mahogany band that frames the headboard breaks allowing for the velvet to cascade over the top of the frame. A handsome fluted leg is the final distinguishing feature. Dimensions: 80.25W x 85.5D x 52.75H Construction: Footboard Height: 16.75", Floor to top of Siderail: 16.75", Floor to bottom of Siderail: 8", Mattress Opening: 77.75"W x 82.25"D

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This gorgeous modern home sits along a rushing river and includes a separate enclosed pavilion. Distinguishing features include the mixture of metal, wood and stone textures throughout the home in hues of brown, grey and black.

The Metro is a comfortable sofa, characterized by a minimalist and contemporary look, harmonious shapes and timeless elegance that make it perfect for both classic and modern interiors. The piping that defines the armrest, backrest and seat cushion edges is the Metro's most distinguishing feature. It comes in both the leather and fabric. This sofa may be combined in many different ways to meet any needs in terms of space, with several versions and finishes of feet. The Tweet is the quick-changing, unpredictable coffee table that will surprise you with its countless possibilities of customization. Its metal base and two tops are available in veneered wood or in a lacquered finish version; Tweet livens up the living area with its two irregular overlapping tops with curved sides of the same shape and size. They can be freely matched choosing from a wide range of possible finishes (wood or lacquered finish in several colors) to create a unique object for your home.

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Bordering on 68,000 unobstructed acres of the Bureau of Land Management, this exquisite home commands dramatic mountain & prairie views, from the majestic Sangre de Cristos to the east to the extensive stretches of the Jemez/Badlands to the west. Designed in the Mid-Century Modern vernacular ‘form follows function’ the structure presents with clean rectilinear lines, sloping roofs, and organic use of materials, incorporating steel, stone and stucco, deeply etched with endless sheets of glass, providing a seamless indoor/outdoor flow. Distinguishing features showcase 3 sloping roofs piercing the glass with 3” tongue and groove Alaskan Yellow Cedar, bringing one continuous ceiling plane inside/out. In sharp contrast, highly polished concrete micro-slab floors glisten softly under the voluminous illumination of LED recessed lighting. Cantilevered portals, with stepped metal fascia, frame out the 3 sections of the home, as they wraparound the bold enveloping walls. The natural use of wood, between African teak and walnut, bring warmth in both the custom interior doors and cabinetry. Most spectacular to the home’s design and connectivity, and prominently positioned in 3 key passageways, include a floor to ceiling glass atrium luxuriating in natural light between the kitchen and family room, a sleek 10 foot stretch of glass hallway connecting the master and main living wings, and a massive 600 pound cold rolled plate steel entry door, with patinaed oversized brass handle, all symmetrically, and artistically positioned for a harmonious flow. AWARDS 2020 Haciendas A Parade of Homes: Design, Best Kitchen, Best Master Suite

Bordering on 68,000 unobstructed acres of the Bureau of Land Management, this exquisite home commands dramatic mountain & prairie views, from the majestic Sangre de Cristos to the east to the extensive stretches of the Jemez/Badlands to the west. Designed in the Mid-Century Modern vernacular ‘form follows function’ the structure presents with clean rectilinear lines, sloping roofs, and organic use of materials, incorporating steel, stone and stucco, deeply etched with endless sheets of glass, providing a seamless indoor/outdoor flow. Distinguishing features showcase 3 sloping roofs piercing the glass with 3” tongue and groove Alaskan Yellow Cedar, bringing one continuous ceiling plane inside/out. In sharp contrast, highly polished concrete micro-slab floors glisten softly under the voluminous illumination of LED recessed lighting. Cantilevered portals, with stepped metal fascia, frame out the 3 sections of the home, as they wraparound the bold enveloping walls. The natural use of wood, between African teak and walnut, bring warmth in both the custom interior doors and cabinetry. Most spectacular to the home’s design and connectivity, and prominently positioned in 3 key passageways, include a floor to ceiling glass atrium luxuriating in natural light between the kitchen and family room, a sleek 10 foot stretch of glass hallway connecting the master and main living wings, and a massive 600 pound cold rolled plate steel entry door, with patinaed oversized brass handle, all symmetrically, and artistically positioned for a harmonious flow. AWARDS 2020 Haciendas A Parade of Homes: Design, Best Kitchen, Best Master Suite

beautiful traditional brick and siding home. cedar columns and shutters add a distinguishing feature.
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beautiful red brick and gray siding home. The Arctic White trim adds a distinguishing feature.
Large elegant gray two-story concrete fiberboard exterior home photo in St Louis with a shingle roof

beautiful red brick and gray siding home. The Arctic White trim adds a distinguishing feature.
Large elegant gray two-story concrete fiberboard exterior home photo in St Louis with a shingle roof

This gorgeous modern home sits along a rushing river and includes a separate enclosed pavilion. Distinguishing features include the mixture of metal, wood and stone textures throughout the home in hues of brown, grey and black.

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Bordering on 68,000 unobstructed acres of the Bureau of Land Management, this exquisite home commands dramatic mountain & prairie views, from the majestic Sangre de Cristos to the east to the extensive stretches of the Jemez/Badlands to the west. Designed in the Mid-Century Modern vernacular ‘form follows function’ the structure presents with clean rectilinear lines, sloping roofs, and organic use of materials, incorporating steel, stone and stucco, deeply etched with endless sheets of glass, providing a seamless indoor/outdoor flow. Distinguishing features showcase 3 sloping roofs piercing the glass with 3” tongue and groove Alaskan Yellow Cedar, bringing one continuous ceiling plane inside/out. In sharp contrast, highly polished concrete micro-slab floors glisten softly under the voluminous illumination of LED recessed lighting. Cantilevered portals, with stepped metal fascia, frame out the 3 sections of the home, as they wraparound the bold enveloping walls. The natural use of wood, between African teak and walnut, bring warmth in both the custom interior doors and cabinetry. Most spectacular to the home’s design and connectivity, and prominently positioned in 3 key passageways, include a floor to ceiling glass atrium luxuriating in natural light between the kitchen and family room, a sleek 10 foot stretch of glass hallway connecting the master and main living wings, and a massive 600 pound cold rolled plate steel entry door, with patinaed oversized brass handle, all symmetrically, and artistically positioned for a harmonious flow. AWARDS 2020 Haciendas A Parade of Homes: Design, Best Kitchen, Best Master Suite

HIGH-CONTRAST. | The distinguishing feature of Deque is its severe use of forms, reduced to the flat, wide spout. The new, low fitting lies close to the basin, directing attention to the essential element of this series - the presentation of the water. The striking thing about Deque is contrast: firstly between the gentle path of the water and the severe shape of the fitting, and secondly between the emphatically flat spout and the cylindrical control elements, a discontinuity of form that is particularly evident in the single-lever mixer. | Available at www.shopstudio41.com

This gorgeous modern home sits along a rushing river and includes a separate enclosed pavilion. Distinguishing features include the mixture of metal, wood and stone textures throughout the home in hues of brown, grey and black.

Author's furniture by Modenese Gastone every year becomes wildly popular in European countries. This furniture brand is to this day a world furniture leader that preserves its history and traditions. Talented craftsmen of Modenese Gastone create exclusive home products from environmentally friendly materials. Furniture models of the company are known all over the world due to their stylish and unusual shapes and graceful appearance. One of the distinguishing features of the company's products was the introduction of an innovative conceptual approach to the furniture manufacturing process: models were made using exotic materials — leather, red, lemon wood, rosewood, wenge wood. Models appeared with updated forms of products — armchairs and sofas acquired pronounced dimensions. In addition, Modenese Gastone is also engaged in the manufacture of experimental furniture. Such furniture products are characterized by an abundance of perfect forms, high functionality, and inimitable design motifs.

Bordering on 68,000 unobstructed acres of the Bureau of Land Management, this exquisite home commands dramatic mountain & prairie views, from the majestic Sangre de Cristos to the east to the extensive stretches of the Jemez/Badlands to the west. Designed in the Mid-Century Modern vernacular ‘form follows function’ the structure presents with clean rectilinear lines, sloping roofs, and organic use of materials, incorporating steel, stone and stucco, deeply etched with endless sheets of glass, providing a seamless indoor/outdoor flow. Distinguishing features showcase 3 sloping roofs piercing the glass with 3” tongue and groove Alaskan Yellow Cedar, bringing one continuous ceiling plane inside/out. In sharp contrast, highly polished concrete micro-slab floors glisten softly under the voluminous illumination of LED recessed lighting. Cantilevered portals, with stepped metal fascia, frame out the 3 sections of the home, as they wraparound the bold enveloping walls. The natural use of wood, between African teak and walnut, bring warmth in both the custom interior doors and cabinetry. Most spectacular to the home’s design and connectivity, and prominently positioned in 3 key passageways, include a floor to ceiling glass atrium luxuriating in natural light between the kitchen and family room, a sleek 10 foot stretch of glass hallway connecting the master and main living wings, and a massive 600 pound cold rolled plate steel entry door, with patinaed oversized brass handle, all symmetrically, and artistically positioned for a harmonious flow. AWARDS 2020 Haciendas A Parade of Homes: Design, Best Kitchen, Best Master Suite

Colors Designed by Sergio Bicego This modular sofa is called Colors because these are its distinguishing feature. The entire perimeter of the seat cushions, body and armrests is covered with a strip of fabric which is available contrasting in colour or pattern, allowing users to customize their sofa and create harmonies or chromatic effects.

Bordering on 68,000 unobstructed acres of the Bureau of Land Management, this exquisite home commands dramatic mountain & prairie views, from the majestic Sangre de Cristos to the east to the extensive stretches of the Jemez/Badlands to the west. Designed in the Mid-Century Modern vernacular ‘form follows function’ the structure presents with clean rectilinear lines, sloping roofs, and organic use of materials, incorporating steel, stone and stucco, deeply etched with endless sheets of glass, providing a seamless indoor/outdoor flow. Distinguishing features showcase 3 sloping roofs piercing the glass with 3” tongue and groove Alaskan Yellow Cedar, bringing one continuous ceiling plane inside/out. In sharp contrast, highly polished concrete micro-slab floors glisten softly under the voluminous illumination of LED recessed lighting. Cantilevered portals, with stepped metal fascia, frame out the 3 sections of the home, as they wraparound the bold enveloping walls. The natural use of wood, between African teak and walnut, bring warmth in both the custom interior doors and cabinetry. Most spectacular to the home’s design and connectivity, and prominently positioned in 3 key passageways, include a floor to ceiling glass atrium luxuriating in natural light between the kitchen and family room, a sleek 10 foot stretch of glass hallway connecting the master and main living wings, and a massive 600 pound cold rolled plate steel entry door, with patinaed oversized brass handle, all symmetrically, and artistically positioned for a harmonious flow. AWARDS 2020 Haciendas A Parade of Homes: Design, Best Kitchen, Best Master Suite