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Eat-in kitchen - large transitional l-shaped light wood floor and gray floor eat-in kitchen idea in New York with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, paneled appliances and an island

The Timber steps are 12' wide and the small beach area is 16'x24'. Having the narrow lake entrance helps it feel private and discreet. Lot's of room for children to play or drag a couple of boats up.

This older couple have been residing in their one level custom home since the early 80’s. The Master bathroom old design was dysfunctional, steps in bathroom were dangerous for their age, the deck mounted tub took too much floor space, vanity space was limited. Swing doors were cutting accessibility for them. The wanted to open up the space and bring this old dragged of bathroom into a new era of design and functionality.
Planned a double sided fireplace in front of the tub area, taking out all multi-level shower and tub area, enlarged the shower stall and moved the new free standing tub directly under the wall of glass blocks, We have taken advantage of tall cathedral ceiling and added new ceiling and recess lights to brighten this space. The toilet area was enclosed with a frost glass pocket and made more room for larger vanity and counter space, given them lots of storage, small closets were taken out and replaced with larger linen cabinetry.
We have relocated the toilet to open up large portion of back wall, now home for his vanity space. The shower was moved to the corner, taking some space form adjacent closet.
Customer framed mirror, sconce lighting has taken over the left side of pantry, will large scale tile (and heated floor) this master bathroom transformation has given them a whole new life.
Carefully selected stain on cabinetry complimenting the stone top and porcelain floor and wall tiles were all a big part of this transformation.
The custom closet system has given them a much-needed space for their clothing and all their seasonal clothes.
Now more than ever life in their master suite is pleasurable and relaxing.
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An ADU that will be mostly used as a pool house.
Large French doors with a good-sized awning window to act as a serving point from the interior kitchenette to the pool side.
A slick modern concrete floor finish interior is ready to withstand the heavy traffic of kids playing and dragging in water from the pool.
Vaulted ceilings with whitewashed cross beams provide a sensation of space.
An oversized shower with a good size vanity will make sure any guest staying over will be able to enjoy a comfort of a 5-star hotel.

Regardless of the length of your trip abroad, you should know that packing is an essential step of your stay. This goes doubly so when it comes to students, so you must always keep a few things in mind when you’re getting ready, such as what you need to take. The following list from https://mcessay.com/write-my-essay/ will provide you with some useful tips on what you must do to have a trouble-free packing experience:
You should never be extra picky about your toiletries and personal hygiene products, but you should have a small supply of it if you have a favorite product. Face wash, shampoos and conditioners as well as other products may not be available as the same brands in the new place, so have a spare at least. Always make sure you have your liquids sealed in a plastic bag to avoid issues with airport security.
Make sure you pack some weather-appropriate clothing as part of your luggage. The last thing you’ll want to do is look for clothes in the new location if the climate is extreme, compared to your point of origin. You should look into the weather ahead of time so you can pack accordingly to avoid issues with it.
Use a backpack or a duffel bag that suits the airline requirements so you can haul your luggage with greater ease once you’re off the airport. This will help you be more mobile, while at the same time allowing you a choice between walking on foot without dragging luggage and using a cab or public transport.
Prepare a few international adapters, so you won’t have any issues powering your electronics at the new location. Different countries use different types of plugs, so you must make sure you have what you need. The last thing you’ll want to do is getting stuck in a foreign country without a chance to use your tech.
Prepare a list of things you must do during the semester so you won’t have to deal with the organizational aspects of it. You can start with a checklist, keeping it in a place where you’ll be able to see on a regular basis. You will need the preparation to ensure you do things right and on time.
Take at least two pairs of good walking shoes along, as well as your normal shoes. This will help you greatly if you need to walk around different towns or cities. Not all places have the same policy when it comes to sidewalks and public areas, so having a few pairs of good, comfortable shoes will go a long way.
Taking a cross-shoulder bag alongside your luggage will be a very comfortable option when it comes to urban exploration, travel and study. Its hard to rip off of you, easy to carry and also easy to use. Make sure you keep an eye on it from time to time though, as there’s always the possibility of meeting would-be thieves.

This kitchen came together with Ornamental White granite on the counters. No waterfall, no fancy backsplash story here, just solid granite doing what granite does best, holding up to real cooking and real life in a busy South Carolina kitchen.
We finished the edges with an eased profile, which is the detail people don't think about until they're leaning on the counter every day. An eased edge takes the sharp corner off the slab and rounds it just enough so it's comfortable to work against, without adding a bunch of extra machining that can chip or crack down the line. It's a clean, classic look that doesn't fight with the granite's natural pattern, and it wears well over years of use.
Granite is still one of the best choices you can put in a kitchen. It's hard, it's heat resistant, and you can set a hot pan on it without worrying. It'll take a knife dragged across it by accident and shrug it off. Every slab has its own movement in the stone, its own crystal structure catching light differently depending on where you stand, and templating a kitchen like this means matching that pattern at the seams so it reads like one continuous piece instead of two pieces bolted together.
Day to day, this countertop is going to earn its keep. Granite seals up easily and, once it's sealed, it resists staining from wine, oil, coffee, whatever gets set down on it. It doesn't scratch from normal kitchen use, and it doesn't dull over time the way some softer stones can. That's why we keep coming back to it for kitchens that actually get used, not just looked at.
We fabricate and install jobs like this all over the Midlands, and it's the same story every time: good stone, cut right, set level, edges finished clean. That's what makes a countertop last for decades instead of years, and that's what you're getting here.

An ADU that will be mostly used as a pool house.
Large French doors with a good-sized awning window to act as a serving point from the interior kitchenette to the pool side.
A slick modern concrete floor finish interior is ready to withstand the heavy traffic of kids playing and dragging in water from the pool.
Vaulted ceilings with whitewashed cross beams provide a sensation of space.
An oversized shower with a good size vanity will make sure any guest staying over will be able to enjoy a comfort of a 5-star hotel.

The Accent lever is widely popular for its
elegant wave-like design that effortlessly
matches a room’s style
without overshadowing it. The Polished Nickel finish is a glamorous designer finish that’s adaptability allows it to blend into nearly any décor without being
overlooked.

Cabinets provided by Nickels Cabinets
Door style: Lexington
Species: Maple
Finish: Antique White with Drag finish in Ebony
Hardware provided by Richelieu. Classic Metal Pull #BP30737142. Provencal Collection Brass Knobs #2448735904
Countertops provided by Classic Woodcrafting
Cambria - Galloway

This comfy cozy bedroom combines the fresh colour scheme, with the authenticity of the warm rustic accents. The Opaline (SW6189) wall colour by Sherwin Williams is just a hint of mint, and the off-white furniture has a brown hand drag detail adding texture and depth. The furniture was custom built to spec, both design and finishes, and the antique brass hardware adds a retro and contemporary edge to the room. The drapes fall effortlessly behind the bed, and the bands of green fabric on the inside add a sense of true custom luxury.
The white custom bedding comfortably brings together textures and fabrics like linen, mohair and wool, and showcases the slight minty celadon green accent. Notice the cottagey paisley print on the accent pillow. With some earthy and feminine artwork, this bedroom is a complete oasis from the everyday.

Another bathroom remodel complete ✨
We recently wrapped up a full shower and bathroom refresh for a busy professional couple who wanted a space that felt modern, functional, and stress-free—without dragging out the process.
This project included a complete shower upgrade with tile walls to 8’, a new furniture-style vanity, updated mirror and lighting, fresh paint throughout, and all-new trim for a polished finish. From design support with our in-house designer to electrical and plumbing rough-ins, we handled every detail—materials and labor included—so our clients could stay focused on their day-to-day lives.
A clean, timeless upgrade that delivers comfort, style, and efficiency ?

When it comes to small spaces every inch counts! The key to making them work is to think of traffic flow, and how you’re going to arrange furniture for ease of access and comfort. This gives credence to the form over function motto!
For this project we knew we were expanding the indoor outdoor flow by removing a wall of the house, creating a pocket door, so the interior living room was going to merge perfectly with the new exterior living room.
The first element of the design we worked out was a built-in Banco seating around a central fire pit, with cushions and exterior fabrics, that even has a one piece cover that can snap in place. This will protect the fabrics in place while the couple travels, without having to drag them through the house to the garage for storage.
The second critical factor of the design was implementing an outdoor kitchen just off camera, built-in to a patio Column, so that it becomes a serving bar and the appliances are behind the bar not out in the public space.
Across the water, the vanishing edge spa was the visual draw, reflecting a fruitless olive tree, all enjoyed from the fire pit seating area.
The back edge of the pool features a knife edge tile to granite interface without a coping, to minimize the line between water and landscape.
Last but not least, the sweeping arc curvature of the pools leading edge was done so as to ease traffic flow from the entertaining and fire seating area to the spa, and to soften the otherwise rectangular lines of the yard.

An ADU that will be mostly used as a pool house.
Large French doors with a good-sized awning window to act as a serving point from the interior kitchenette to the pool side.
A slick modern concrete floor finish interior is ready to withstand the heavy traffic of kids playing and dragging in water from the pool.
Vaulted ceilings with whitewashed cross beams provide a sensation of space.
An oversized shower with a good size vanity will make sure any guest staying over will be able to enjoy a comfort of a 5-star hotel.

When it comes to small spaces every inch counts! The key to making them work is to think of traffic flow, and how you’re going to arrange furniture for ease of access and comfort. This gives credence to the form over function motto!
For this project we knew we were expanding the indoor outdoor flow by removing a wall of the house, creating a pocket door, so the interior living room was going to merge perfectly with the new exterior living room.
The first element of the design we worked out was a built-in Banco seating around a central fire pit, with cushions and exterior fabrics, that even has a one piece cover that can snap in place. This will protect the fabrics in place while the couple travels, without having to drag them through the house to the garage for storage.
The second critical factor of the design was implementing an outdoor kitchen just off camera, built-in to a patio Column, so that it becomes a serving bar and the appliances are behind the bar not out in the public space.
Across the water, the vanishing edge spa was the visual draw, reflecting a fruitless olive tree, all enjoyed from the fire pit seating area.
The back edge of the pool features a knife edge tile to granite interface without a coping, to minimize the line between water and landscape.
Last but not least, the sweeping arc curvature of the pools leading edge was done so as to ease traffic flow from the entertaining and fire seating area to the spa, and to soften the otherwise rectangular lines of the yard.

All new beams under deck, 2ft oc center joists got switched to 1 ft on center. Deck got lagged to house. Drag straps installed.
Example of a classic deck design in Seattle
Example of a classic deck design in Seattle

One of a set of four faux marbled columns. Trim in dining room was faux finished with metallic glaze and walls were faux finished with a square pattern. The wall under the chair rail was finished with a complimentary faux finish. Kerry Witmer

Cedar wood and stucco paired with natural stone details make up the striking exterior while massive windows flood the interior with natural light. Nestled in a lush wooded surround the landscape ensures every room has a serene view.

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3 beds
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1,800+ sq. ft.
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This older couple have been residing in their one level custom home since the early 80’s. The Master bathroom old design was dysfunctional, steps in bathroom were dangerous for their age, the deck mounted tub took too much floor space, vanity space was limited. Swing doors were cutting accessibility for them. The wanted to open up the space and bring this old dragged of bathroom into a new era of design and functionality.
Planned a double sided fireplace in front of the tub area, taking out all multi-level shower and tub area, enlarged the shower stall and moved the new free standing tub directly under the wall of glass blocks, We have taken advantage of tall cathedral ceiling and added new ceiling and recess lights to brighten this space. The toilet area was enclosed with a frost glass pocket and made more room for larger vanity and counter space, given them lots of storage, small closets were taken out and replaced with larger linen cabinetry.
We have relocated the toilet to open up large portion of back wall, now home for his vanity space. The shower was moved to the corner, taking some space form adjacent closet.
Customer framed mirror, sconce lighting has taken over the left side of pantry, will large scale tile (and heated floor) this master bathroom transformation has given them a whole new life.
Carefully selected stain on cabinetry complimenting the stone top and porcelain floor and wall tiles were all a big part of this transformation.
The custom closet system has given them a much-needed space for their clothing and all their seasonal clothes.
Now more than ever life in their master suite is pleasurable and relaxing.
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