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The original shower in this Tampa home was tucked in the corner.
Transitional master ceramic tile and beige floor doorless shower photo in Tampa with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, beige walls, a drop-in sink and granite countertops
Transitional master ceramic tile and beige floor doorless shower photo in Tampa with shaker cabinets, light wood cabinets, beige walls, a drop-in sink and granite countertops
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Example of a mid-sized minimalist carpeted straight staircase design with carpeted risers

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Sunbury, OH
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We do a lot of siding projects for many different reasons, this one in Medina was a little different in that the brick was the main driving force. The brick on this home is two toned yellow and brown, and really have a lot of contrast. The homeowner really wanted to see if we could turn down the loudness of the contrast, and by using a computer digitally enhanced photo of the front of their home, we showed them they could. By matching the darker brick with the siding, the yellow didn’t create as much of a stand out in contrast. The homeowner selected CertainTeed Restoration Classic in Espresso Color, with white trim and outside corners and new 5” seamless gutters with hidden hangers and new leaf relief! These homeowners have fallen in love with their home all over again!

Tall pantry cabinet with white flat panel style doors.
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Vancouver
Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Vancouver

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Delaware, OH
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We do a lot of siding projects for many different reasons, this one in Medina was a little different in that the brick was the main driving force. The brick on this home is two toned yellow and brown, and really have a lot of contrast. The homeowner really wanted to see if we could turn down the loudness of the contrast, and by using a computer digitally enhanced photo of the front of their home, we showed them they could. By matching the darker brick with the siding, the yellow didn’t create as much of a stand out in contrast. The homeowner selected CertainTeed Restoration Classic in Espresso Color, with white trim and outside corners and new 5” seamless gutters with hidden hangers and new leaf relief! These homeowners have fallen in love with their home all over again!

White background with an elegant gold veining that makes this color the perfect selection to create a luxury space.

Photo by Mick Hales
Original Oil Painting on Canvas, Landscape
30 x 24"
Christine Hales
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Home design - contemporary home design idea in Boston
Home design - contemporary home design idea in Boston
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