This family arrived in Kalamazoo to join an elite group of doctors starting the Western Michigan University School of Medicine. They fell in love with a beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright inspired home that needed a few updates to fit their lifestyle. The living room's focal point was an existing custom two-story water feature. New Kellex furniture creates two seating areas with flexibility for entertaining guests. Several pieces of original art and custom furniture were purchased at Good Goods in Saugatuck, Michigan. New paint colors throughout the house complement the art and rich woodwork. Photographer: Casey Spring

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This is the home of an area pediatrician and her retired neurosurgeon husband near Augusta in the Belgrade Lakes Region of Maine. The home faces out on one of the largest lakes in the area. The 5,000 square foot house was built on the grounds of a former summer camp and features a soaring two-story great room, kitchen and dining area, a den with a panoramic view of the lake, four bedrooms and a second-floor “tower” office for the pediatrician. More than 8,000 square feet of Englert Series `1300 standing seam metal roof was used for the main house and adjacent garage. The color of the 24 gauge, 20 inch wide standing seam panel is patina green. The primary challenge during installation was the severe 16/12 pitch of the roof and the installation of metal around the dormers on the side of the house facing the lakefront. David Barker of Farmingdale, Maine was the general contractor. C.O. Beck & Sons of Waterville, Maine was the metal roofing company. Installed more than a decade ago, the color and finish of this 1 ½-inch mechanically seamed roof remains as fresh as the day it was installed, despite the harsh, cold winters of the region.

Skara Brae is incorporated throughout this modern corporate workplace for a cohesive look and feel. An expansive breakroom island makes for plenty of room for distanced gathering. Skara Brae flat paneled cabinetry creates a stunning and unique look, while a bold reception desk welcomes guests to the space.

Skara Brae is incorporated throughout this modern corporate workplace for a cohesive look and feel. An expansive breakroom island makes for plenty of room for distanced gathering. Skara Brae flat paneled cabinetry creates a stunning and unique look, while a bold reception desk welcomes guests to the space.

Complete new build using multiple suites on ground level. Doctor office completed with reception area, exam rooms, cafeteria, storage rooms, fully customized cabinets & workstations.

Skara Brae is incorporated throughout this modern corporate workplace for a cohesive look and feel. An expansive breakroom island makes for plenty of room for distanced gathering. Skara Brae flat paneled cabinetry creates a stunning and unique look, while a bold reception desk welcomes guests to the space.

Using a vintage doctor's stool we made a bedside table in a tight area.
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The doorway to this home theater is an homage to the time-traveling Doctor Who, who used a telephone booth as his transport back and forth in time. Photo Credit: Kevin Kelley

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Esher is a small suburb in Surrey, situated just outside London. It was a fashionable area to live in amongst royalty and the aristocracy in the Victorian period, and during this time many buildings were built. One such building has since been turned into a block of separate flats, and some of the flats still contain the original Victorian tiles in the hallway. I was contacted by one of these flat owners about restoring their tiles back to the best possible condition. Interestingly this customer’s tiles were part of a larger floor that had been divided between two flats. I began the restoration by spreading Tile Doctor Remove and Go across the entire set of tiles. Remove and Go is a heavy-duty stripper that helped to loosen and remove old glue deposits where carpet had been laid over the tile, it will also strip off old sealers and release ingrained muck. The Remove and Go was worked into the tile and grout with a stiff brush and then the soiled solution rinsed off and extracted using a wet vacuum. I followed by this applying a coarse 200-grit diamond encrusted burnishing pad, fitted to a handheld buffer, to grind away the particularly stubborn dirt and stains to restore the appearance of the stone. Afterwards, I rinsed the tiles again with water and soaked up the resultant slurry with a wet vacuum. I noticed that there remained several ingrained stains dotted across the floor, so to remove these I aggressively burnished the affected areas with a very coarse 50-grit handheld diamond block. This essentially removed the very top layer of the stone, taking with it the ingrained marks. Next, I dried the area with a large blower and heat gun. Under normal circumstances, 48 hours needs to pass before the tiles can be sealed, but as this was a small area I was able to dry it very quickly. After carrying out a damp test, I determined the tiles were ready to be sealed. To seal the Victorian Tiles, I applied six coats of Tile Doctor Seal and Go sealer, which provides a high-quality sheen finish, as well as plenty of protection for the future. Tile Doctor have a range of suitable sealers available including Colour Grow which provides a matte finish – it’s just a matter of personal choice for the customer. The outcome of the restoration was fantastic and the customer was very pleased, leaving the following testimonial. “Promptly organised, delivered when promised. Good looking job when complete. Well done.” Rupert Mcleod West Surrey Tile Doctor

CommonGrounds is leading the evolution of the workplace away from long-term and stagnant to dynamic and sophisticated. Pioneers in shared workspace business, Common Grounds have designed human-centric workplaces in thriving markets with the latest technologies, services, and furnishings delivering more frictionless environments to drive the twenty-first-century workforces. Their latest location in downtown Portland Pearl is an old warehouse revived into this ultra-modern workspace with 2 custom finish Castle Bespoke Mainstreet Raw products embellishing the floors.

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Doctor's Choice Firm mattress gives you more back support for less money. A unique combination of support and comfort, at a price that won't keep you up at night! Featuring Pressure-Response Zoned Coils and High Density 1.8lb foam, the Doctor's Choice gently cradles your body while you sleep, helping to eliminate pressure points and tossing and turning. One of the key components of a Doctor's Choice mattress is high-density foam that measures 1.8lbs, as opposed to other mattresses that are only 1.1-1.5 lbs. in density. This difference helps ensure "pressure point elimination," especially in the hip and side areas of the body. Additionally, it increases the durability of the mattress, so it lasts longer. Shown with foundation not included in price. Available in Twin, Twin XL, Full, Full XL, Queen, King, and California King size. BedWorks Uptown Matelassé Duvet Cover shown is also available at Denver Mattress.

Skara Brae is incorporated throughout this modern corporate workplace for a cohesive look and feel. An expansive breakroom island makes for plenty of room for distanced gathering. Skara Brae flat paneled cabinetry creates a stunning and unique look, while a bold reception desk welcomes guests to the space.