Truly an open kitchen! This beautiful kitchen, dining room, and gathering space flows together perfectly, and is ideal for entertaining and family gatherings. The dry-stacked Tennessee Fieldstone dining room fireplace is a wonderful, and functional touch. Featuring "Vintage Craft" reclaimed oak beams and timbers. "Signature" quarter sawn white oak flooring. Sage "Corduroy Pine" paneling, and a "Vintage Craft" reclaimed timber mantle, all supplied by "Appalachian Antique Hardwoods". Photo by Erwin Loveland, Builder Timber Ridge Homes, GA. Home design by MossCreek.

The goal here was to not only create a space of drama but also to tell a story. We accomplished this through pathways and curves.
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This pond, stream, waterfall and fountain on a motor coach lot make this space a paradise.
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Create a closet room or adjoin an adjacent room with Sliding Door by California Closets.
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Photo by Dale Klippenstein Photography Construction by Mike Lobe Contracting
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This rustic exterior leads to a modern interior with all the bells and whistles. Antique timber veneers, Backwood Bark and reclaimed Mountianwood grace the exterior of the home, while reclaimed Legacy Red Oak floors, reclaimed brick and other design elements carry out the theme of comfort and elegance through to the inside of the home. The stunning hallway of glass incased by our reclaimed timbers are mirrored to match on the interior and exterior of the home. Through the use of reclaimed and natural materials provided by Appalachian Antique Hardwoods, the home blends perfectly with the woods that surround it. Photo by Kevin Meechan.

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This bathroom in Chicago's Rush & Division high-rise condo was in need of an update due to its outdated features and lack of cohesive storage solutions. While the layout of the bathroom couldn't be drastically altered due to site constraints, the space was opened up as much as possible to create a more open and inviting feel. One of the major changes in the bathroom was the addition of a freestanding tub, which not only adds a touch of luxury but also creates a more cohesive look in line with the overall aesthetic of the home. In addition, the use of a luxurious bronze finishes helps to elevate the space and create a more sophisticated and high-end looking bathroom. The end result is a bathroom that is not only more visually appealing but also more functional and efficient in its use of space.