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The Living Room has exposed brick and crown molding to take advantage of the architecture. We built a faux fireplace, radiator covering cabinet on the right sideand a storage cabinet on the left side, and a mantel with an extra thick 2 1/4" southern yellow pine top and slate surround. The bookshelves are also made of southern yellow pine supported by cast iron pipes. The cabinet door panels are made of metal sheet to allow the radiator ventilation and to allow remote controls to signal the electronics within. The cabinetry has a crackled paint finish to simulate age and time, adding a cozy, lived in effect.

This beautiful home uses Stratford natural thin veneer from the Quarry Mill. Stratford stone’s gray and white tones add a smooth, yet aged look to your space. The tumbled- look of these rectangular stones will work well for both large and small projects. Using Stratford natural stone veneer for siding, accent walls, and chimneys will add an earthy feel that can really stand up to the weather. The assortment of textures and neutral colors make Stratford a great accent to any decor. As a result, Stratford will complement basic and modern décor, electronics, and antiques.
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Out with the old.
As a designer of the digital age, Ferrer didn’t need to leave her laptop to reset this room with all the latest devices, décor and computer comforts of modern life. First thing Ferrer did was send the Colonial-style entertainment center off to the woodpile, via TruckBuddy. Next the sagging drab olive sofa and loveseat, bulky coffee table, 26” TV, DVD player, stereo receiver, five-CD changer, external speakers and other vintage electronics and furnishings, found new homes via craigslist. Then, it was time to refresh the scene.

The bedroom, bath, study or den. Virtually anywhere you can imagine a fireplace, the DRT3500 Multi-View Series gas fireplace fits right in without taking up additional floor space. Its compact design is the smallest footprint in the industry, yet it offers the largest viewing area and flame presentation for its size. Enjoy the beauty of fire from multiple rooms.
Features
Available in 35" clean-faced see through and peninsula models
Combo top/rear flue configuration for all models
Millivolt or energy saving electronic ignition
Outstanding heating efficiency for increased comfort and lower operating costs
Detailed ceramic fiber “aged oak” log set with 1/2" heavy duty grate
Black painted interior (optional ceramic fiber liner available)
Durable textured powder coat finish
Optional blower and remote control available for all models
20 Year Limited Warranty
This fireplace meets all 2015 ANSI barrier requirements.

Bunk Room:
It's not just for the kids! Without exception, this is the most talked about bedroom in the house. Although the space was designed for the younger generations with it's dual, steel & wood, built in twin & full bunk beds, built in 12ft long window seat and PS3 gaming system complete with game library, we keep hearing that adults are equally enamored with the space.
This large room can sleep 4-6 in the built in bunk beds and easily 1-2 more in the 12ft long window seat area.
Appointed with playful, woodland creature bedding, custom fitted, memory foam mattresses, local art & all of the electronic creature comforts one could hope for, the bunk room at Evermore is a playful, woodland retreat for all ages.
Photo Credit: Chris Potoski

Bunk Room:
It's not just for the kids! Without exception, this is the most talked about bedroom in the house. Although the space was designed for the younger generations with it's dual, steel & wood, built in twin & full bunk beds, built in 12ft long window seat and PS3 gaming system complete with game library, we keep hearing that adults are equally enamored with the space.
This large room can sleep 4-6 in the built in bunk beds and easily 1-2 more in the 12ft long window seat area.
Appointed with playful, woodland creature bedding, custom fitted, memory foam mattresses, local art & all of the electronic creature comforts one could hope for, the bunk room at Evermore is a playful, woodland retreat for all ages.
Photo Credit: Chris Potoski

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Stratford thin stone veneer from the Quarry Mill gives dimension to this stunning house. Stratford stone’s gray and white tones add a smooth, yet aged look to your space. The tumbled- look of these rectangular stones will work well for both large and small projects. Using Stratford natural stone veneer for siding, accent walls, and chimneys will add an earthy feel that can really stand up to the weather. The assortment of textures and neutral colors make Stratford a great accent to any decor. As a result, Stratford will complement basic and modern décor, electronics, and antiques.

This design-team favorite completes a room setting the way one piece of elegant jewelry can make an outfit. Sparkling drawer fronts of clear mirror cast light and help to focus attention in any living space. The top of this 36-inch wide closed storage unit is slightly skived to add texture and visual interest. Custom designed drawer pulls are made from creamy white bone. Each drawer interior features our own Silver Shadow paint finish. Adding substance to style, an interior outlet for recharging electronic devices is also included.
Dimensions: 36W x 18.5D x 31.25H
Features:
Mirrored Fronts, Three Drawers with Silver Shadow Interiors, Cord Access in Top Drawer, Self Closing Drawer Guides

This 1920s Spanish-style estate located in Beverly Hills had not been maintained or updated for several decades. The residence’s new design includes a 1,800-square-foot addition containing a large family room, kitchen, and service area. The rest of the first floor was reconfigured to provide a new connection to the backyard and “resort” vibe. The existing two-story accessory building was demolished and replaced by a new 1,400-square-foot building comprising a three-car garage and pool house. Between the residence and pool house is the remodeled backyard with a new pool and water wall, a large outdoor terrace, and an area for the clients’ two Bernese Mountain dogs to play. The project has drought-tolerant planting, a solar system, and the latest electronic smart home technology. Many design strategies allow the clients to age in place, including reducing level changes throughout the house and designing rooms for accessibility.

This beautiful 11,000 square foot playground area at the Child Development Center of Natrona County was installed by ForeverLawn Central Wyoming, featuring Playground Grass™ Ultra by ForeverLawn®. This project is made up of three separate playgrounds, each designed with a specific age group in mind. The playgrounds were previously surfaced with rubber tiles that were beginning to curl, and the facility was looking for the perfect solution with plenty of benefits. Some of the children in the care of this child development center have special needs, so the playgrounds are required by the county to have fall height protection. Playground Grass meets the ASTM 1292 fall specifications as well as the ASTM 1951 ADA accessibility specifications. In addition, some of the children have electronic medical devices, making Playground Grass Ultra the perfect fit for these playgrounds because of the XStatic™ antistatic technology.

Add a dose of rustic sophistication to any room with the help of this credenza. The exterior boasts a dazzling vintage blue paint contrasted with a rich wood top and geometric finishings. Open the doors to find four fixed wooden shelves to add additional storage, house your favorite books, or create a space for your electronics with further cord management. The possibilities are endless with this showstopper.

Keep your TV, media and other entertainment accessories organized and neat with this elegant Brookfield Media Chest. Constructed of solid birch, this media chest is finished in a distressed Brookfield black shade that adds a lived-in appeal to the elegant base molding, carved side pilasters, and framed drawer panels. An aged Brookfield finish gives the appearance of a vintage country collectible. There six drawers and two open compartments for electrical components. Wood-on-wood drawer guides eliminate frustration from accidentally pulled-out drawers and dust proofing between drawer banks improve that annoying dust collection problem of electronics.
Dimensions: 42" H x 48" W x 18" D
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Bunk Room:
It's not just for the kids! Without exception, this is the most talked about bedroom in the house. Although the space was designed for the younger generations with it's dual, steel & wood, built in twin & full bunk beds, built in 12ft long window seat and PS3 gaming system complete with game library, we keep hearing that adults are equally enamored with the space.
This large room can sleep 4-6 in the built in bunk beds and easily 1-2 more in the 12ft long window seat area.
Appointed with playful, woodland creature bedding, custom fitted, memory foam mattresses, local art & all of the electronic creature comforts one could hope for, the bunk room at Evermore is a playful, woodland retreat for all ages.
Photo Credit: Chris Potoski

Docking Station made out of real 100% SOLID WALNUT hardwood. Also available in Sapele Mahogany PREMIUM Hardwood. Universal design, Qi wireless charger ready, more features, and a smart design that gracefully upgrades as newer smartphones/plug adapters become available. It's based on an age-old valet design with space for your iPhone, Android, iWatch, Fitbit, and tablet. When you get home these stations will keep you neatly organized – they house your electronic devices, wallet, watch, keys, pens, eyeglasses, sunglasses, jewelry, loose change, and an assortment of miscellaneous items living in your pocket - everything is ready for you to pick up when you go out the door.

Among the art-deco modernist architecture of the relaxed Penha de França neighborhood, just beyond the tourist path, an actor has acquired a home for peaceful retreat with family and friends. Extensive collaboration with the client rendered a space instilled with wrought-metal accents, vintage woods, and tropical plants, recalling the instruments of cinema’s southern California golden age and the natural landscape of southern Portugal.
A modest hand-crafted bed is the backdrop of the master bedroom, flanked by modern Portugese wall lamps and nightstands with vintage flair. Generous apertures show changing seasonal foliage, while an adjacent contemporary reading chair relishes rays of afternoon sunlight throughout the year. In the guest room, extant closets were modified into a nook, accommodating a larger bed and slender nightstands.
The majority of the wall between the hallway and living room was removed to establish a viewing axis through the apartment, accentuating and linking the cooking and dining spaces. Convivial meals are set on a custom-cut Estremoz marble slab atop a fabricated metal structure, supported by mid-century dining chairs, and illuminated by an enamel factory lamp. The living room doubles as a projection room; a floating bench topped with terracotta tiles conceals home electronics. A raw steel center table is surrounded by an inviting couch, a reupholstered armchair, and a classic Portuguese shelving system.
The pantry was merged into a spacious galley kitchen with integrated appliances, allowing ample space for social cooking. Upper cabinets are eschewed in favor of floating shelves for openness, including dish drying and cookware hanging. Just beyond, a balcony tiled with Algarve terracotta creates a gardenesque hideaway to unwind and enjoy the summer breeze through windows open wide.
PHOTOGRAPHY: © ALEXANDER BOGORODSKIY

Among the art-deco modernist architecture of the relaxed Penha de França neighborhood, just beyond the tourist path, an actor has acquired a home for peaceful retreat with family and friends. Extensive collaboration with the client rendered a space instilled with wrought-metal accents, vintage woods, and tropical plants, recalling the instruments of cinema’s southern California golden age and the natural landscape of southern Portugal.
A modest hand-crafted bed is the backdrop of the master bedroom, flanked by modern Portugese wall lamps and nightstands with vintage flair. Generous apertures show changing seasonal foliage, while an adjacent contemporary reading chair relishes rays of afternoon sunlight throughout the year. In the guest room, extant closets were modified into a nook, accommodating a larger bed and slender nightstands.
The majority of the wall between the hallway and living room was removed to establish a viewing axis through the apartment, accentuating and linking the cooking and dining spaces. Convivial meals are set on a custom-cut Estremoz marble slab atop a fabricated metal structure, supported by mid-century dining chairs, and illuminated by an enamel factory lamp. The living room doubles as a projection room; a floating bench topped with terracotta tiles conceals home electronics. A raw steel center table is surrounded by an inviting couch, a reupholstered armchair, and a classic Portuguese shelving system.
The pantry was merged into a spacious galley kitchen with integrated appliances, allowing ample space for social cooking. Upper cabinets are eschewed in favor of floating shelves for openness, including dish drying and cookware hanging. Just beyond, a balcony tiled with Algarve terracotta creates a gardenesque hideaway to unwind and enjoy the summer breeze through windows open wide.
PHOTOGRAPHY: © ALEXANDER BOGORODSKIY

Among the art-deco modernist architecture of the relaxed Penha de França neighborhood, just beyond the tourist path, an actor has acquired a home for peaceful retreat with family and friends. Extensive collaboration with the client rendered a space instilled with wrought-metal accents, vintage woods, and tropical plants, recalling the instruments of cinema’s southern California golden age and the natural landscape of southern Portugal.
A modest hand-crafted bed is the backdrop of the master bedroom, flanked by modern Portugese wall lamps and nightstands with vintage flair. Generous apertures show changing seasonal foliage, while an adjacent contemporary reading chair relishes rays of afternoon sunlight throughout the year. In the guest room, extant closets were modified into a nook, accommodating a larger bed and slender nightstands.
The majority of the wall between the hallway and living room was removed to establish a viewing axis through the apartment, accentuating and linking the cooking and dining spaces. Convivial meals are set on a custom-cut Estremoz marble slab atop a fabricated metal structure, supported by mid-century dining chairs, and illuminated by an enamel factory lamp. The living room doubles as a projection room; a floating bench topped with terracotta tiles conceals home electronics. A raw steel center table is surrounded by an inviting couch, a reupholstered armchair, and a classic Portuguese shelving system.
The pantry was merged into a spacious galley kitchen with integrated appliances, allowing ample space for social cooking. Upper cabinets are eschewed in favor of floating shelves for openness, including dish drying and cookware hanging. Just beyond, a balcony tiled with Algarve terracotta creates a gardenesque hideaway to unwind and enjoy the summer breeze through windows open wide.
PHOTOGRAPHY: © ALEXANDER BOGORODSKIY

Among the art-deco modernist architecture of the relaxed Penha de França neighborhood, just beyond the tourist path, an actor has acquired a home for peaceful retreat with family and friends. Extensive collaboration with the client rendered a space instilled with wrought-metal accents, vintage woods, and tropical plants, recalling the instruments of cinema’s southern California golden age and the natural landscape of southern Portugal.
A modest hand-crafted bed is the backdrop of the master bedroom, flanked by modern Portugese wall lamps and nightstands with vintage flair. Generous apertures show changing seasonal foliage, while an adjacent contemporary reading chair relishes rays of afternoon sunlight throughout the year. In the guest room, extant closets were modified into a nook, accommodating a larger bed and slender nightstands.
The majority of the wall between the hallway and living room was removed to establish a viewing axis through the apartment, accentuating and linking the cooking and dining spaces. Convivial meals are set on a custom-cut Estremoz marble slab atop a fabricated metal structure, supported by mid-century dining chairs, and illuminated by an enamel factory lamp. The living room doubles as a projection room; a floating bench topped with terracotta tiles conceals home electronics. A raw steel center table is surrounded by an inviting couch, a reupholstered armchair, and a classic Portuguese shelving system.
The pantry was merged into a spacious galley kitchen with integrated appliances, allowing ample space for social cooking. Upper cabinets are eschewed in favor of floating shelves for openness, including dish drying and cookware hanging. Just beyond, a balcony tiled with Algarve terracotta creates a gardenesque hideaway to unwind and enjoy the summer breeze through windows open wide.
PHOTOGRAPHY: © ALEXANDER BOGORODSKIY
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