Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

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Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

Ebony Cloud paving has beautiful tones of grey-greens and blacks along with some vivid light, almost white coloured detail which gives a stunning cloud effect. This attractive paving is a quartz-rich schist with included mica‚ resulting in a strong and durable stone.

This contemporary kitchen features bamboo flooring, lyptus wood cabinets, a kidney bean shaped island and a custom cloud ligting effect.
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A marble-effect stoneware staircase leads to the upper floor, where the sleeping area is located, preceded by a reading area, starring the Milano armchair by Baxter. Its soft seat and back cushions are reminiscent of the 1970s and are plump as clouds on which it is a pleasure to lie.

Val wanted me to paint an Ombre' like wall in her bedroom that was evocative of a storm cloud, water and the bright blues of South East Asia.

LeMans blind corner shelves... we love and install them whenever we can. Photos by Aaron Ziltener
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This three-storey 19th-century building was originally a dairy. In the 1980s it was vertically subdivided into three narrow townhouse units. To expand the apparent width of the second-floor living area, we replaced the existing enclosed stair with a new stair behind transparent floor-to-ceiling glass panels. View facing east through second-floor living area, with reclaimed wide board white oak flooring and cherry wall framing.

Griet Dekoninck
Inspiration for a contemporary kids' room remodel in Brussels

Griet Dekoninck
Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Brussels

Timeless Tuscan on the Bluff
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Photo Credit: Dustin Halleck
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The staining for the floors and stairs involved various blending of 3- acid stains all from Scoffield namely, Fern Green, Antique Amber, Padre Brown. The way in which we wanted these colors radiate started with the small round exposed areas and the veining. For these TRC used the Padre Brown directly in the center and then let the color slowly radiate to the perimeters of where the exposed concrete met the hard troweled or unexposed areas. A really cool effect took place when Tom Ralston Concrete artisans did that and much of the perimeter had this dark shadow line that resulted from the pooling of the acid in the exposed areas and had the effect of a highlight of color around the areas that one could say resembled eye liner. I happened to be in Alabama a while back and saw the same effect when the sun was blocked by a dark cloud and the entire perimeter of the cloud had this bright glow around every edge of the random perimeter…..the pooling of the acid stain produced the same effect. Dennis Britton