The Metal Grey resembles a natural slate steel look while retaining the dexterity and coolness of a real prefinished floor. The Metal grey option is manufactured with the end user in mind. Be immersed in the stylish looks, and a minimalist texture guaranteed to give your home a modern look.

Seta was coined with the desire to experiment and the intention of astounding the end users as they observe and touch it. Its name is due to a thread which is repeated on all the surfaces, to produce the perception of scratches on plain-coloured slabs. The concept is very similar to that of the Collection line, but in this case the material involvement is different.

This is a large kitchen with two sinks, a cook top/hood, wall ovens, dishwasher, trash compactor, recycling center, wine fridge and coffee center. The floor is a faux bois ceramic plank tile that mimics wood and holds up to dogs, kids, guests and the like. This is a 5000+ sf vacation home that sits up on a hill with stunning views of Carmel Valley. The goal was to remodel the home with the intention of harnessing the beauty of its natural setting, while creating a tranquil place of respite and refuge. As the client has kids, large show dogs, and family/friends enjoying the space, it was important to use finishes that could sustain multiple end users. In lieu of hardwood floors, I specified a ceramic faux bois tile for high traffic areas that looks like hardwood but is virtually indestructible. With warm finishes and sculptural forms, the newly designed home is now dynamic, earthy and inviting.

When designing this transitional styled master bath renovation it was important to create a space that would allow convenience as well as comfortability. This master bath renovation has traditional charm with the shaker door style resembling an homemade arts and craft cabinet finished in a natural cherry stain. The cherry wood is emphasize in this master bath complimenting the tan/beige paint color and porcelain wall tile. This bathroom renovation offers convenience for the homeowners by providing a built-in television behind the vanity mirror, a charging station for all their electronic devices, a custom make-up vanity and a furniture style built-in linen cabinet for additional storage. The focus in this master bath renovation is the glass shower that accommodates two end users. This glass shower has a striking appearance with no threshold and a seamlessly transition. In this shower there is a bench for seating, decorative niches on the wall, and a dual shower system. This master bath renovation provides the homeowners with a classic style that is comfortable with contemporary updates!! Interested in speaking with a Capozzi designer today? Visit our website today to request a consultation!!! https://capozzidesigngroup.com

Gorgeous granite and walnut cabinetry host a custom single bowl diagonal corner butterfly workstation sink. Every sink we make is custom designed for the individual. Our sinks are offered directly to the end user.

Situated in a neighborhood beginning to turn around, the design seeks "To Blend the Old With The New". The building design faced many challenges as it went thru the local Citizens Association, the Planning Commission and the City Counsel. Knowing the neighborhood needed flexibility in regards to end users, the lofts concept was developed as a live/work solution. Green Design elements were incorporated; most notable was a 20 well geothermal heat and cool system located under the parking lot. A Grand ARDA for Multi-Family Designs goes to Gaver Nichols Architect Designers: Gaver Nichols Architect with Deborah Nichol From: Alexandria, Virginia

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According to an article in financialexpressnow.com "The rise in awareness of outdoor and indoor entertainment area among millennial home buyers fuel the demand for wooden flooring solutions among residential end users. However, fluctuating prices of wood and other raw materials, and rising costs of manufacturing wood flooring are the major challenges faced by the players operating in the industry". With this in mind it makes more sense to choose Australian Hardwood timber flooring, given the durability, longevity, reliability, functionality and stability of production costs that solid timber flooring offers. Why pay more for a product that does not offer the same benefits?

Situated in a neighborhood beginning to turn around, the design seeks "To Blend the Old With The New". The building design faced many challenges as it went thru the local Citizens Association, the Planning Commission and the City Counsel. Knowing the neighborhood needed flexibility in regards to end users, the lofts concept was developed as a live/work solution. Green Design elements were incorporated; most notable was a 20 well geothermal heat and cool system located under the parking lot. A Grand ARDA for Multi-Family Designs goes to Gaver Nichols Architect Designers: Gaver Nichols Architect with Deborah Nichol From: Alexandria, Virginia

The home’s design DNA has been conjured through establishing an equilibrium amidst contemporary nuances and traditional elementality of design. The interplay of colour, warm umber tones and a coalition patterns form the leitmotifs of this residence. Each space in the shared and private zones of the home pay homage to the end-user’s preferences and lifestyle – enabling spaces to resonate with the homeowner’s aspiration of inhabiting the quintessential ‘home’.

This retro style bathroom renovation has a lot of character for such a small space. This bathroom features Dura Supreme cabinetry with a slab door style finished in a dark wood. The vanity top features Caesarstone quartz countertop with one large sink to accommodate two end users. The tumbled glass mosaic side/back splash in combination with the two globe shaped light fixtures gives this bathroom renovation visual spark!!

Seta was coined with the desire to experiment and the intention of astounding the end users as they observe and touch it. Its name is due to a thread which is repeated on all the surfaces, to produce the perception of scratches on plain-coloured slabs. The concept is very similar to that of the Collection line, but in this case the material involvement is different.

This media room has a flat screen TV as well as an integrated recessed projector and screen. There are black out shades on the windows at the rear of the room to negate light for a high quality viewing experience. The speaker system is integrated into the cabinetry and ceiling systems. The Bookworm book shelves are flexible and offer some asymmetry which gives the room a more relaxed feel. This is a 5000+ sf vacation home that sits up on a hill with stunning views of Carmel Valley. The goal was to remodel the home with the intention of harnessing the beauty of its natural setting, while creating a tranquil place of respite and refuge. As the client has kids, large show dogs, and family/friends enjoying the space, it was important to use finishes that could sustain multiple end users. In lieu of hardwood floors, I specified a ceramic faux bois tile for high traffic areas that looks like hardwood but is virtually indestructible. With warm finishes and sculptural forms, the newly designed home is now dynamic, earthy and inviting.

This is a modest residence designed for a local builder, which was sold as a spec home. I prefer designing for a real end user. I don't have a much control on finishes when designing for builders. Case in point....the railing used over the front entry portico is terribly weak & brings down the front entry significantly. Our drawings had a detailed, precast railing system and the columns supporting the portico roof were doubled and with pedestals...Regardless, for its simplicity it still appears noteworthy.

When designing this transitional styled master bath renovation it was important to create a space that would allow convenience as well as comfortability. This master bath renovation has traditional charm with the shaker door style resembling an homemade arts and craft cabinet finished in a natural cherry stain. The cherry wood is emphasize in this master bath complimenting the tan/beige paint color and porcelain wall tile. This bathroom renovation offers convenience for the homeowners by providing a built-in television behind the vanity mirror, a charging station for all their electronic devices, a custom make-up vanity and a furniture style built-in linen cabinet for additional storage. The focus in this master bath renovation is the glass shower that accommodates two end users. This glass shower has a striking appearance with no threshold and a seamlessly transition. In this shower there is a bench for seating, decorative niches on the wall, and a dual shower system. This master bath renovation provides the homeowners with a classic style that is comfortable with contemporary updates!! Interested in speaking with a Capozzi designer today? Visit our website today to request a consultation!!! https://capozzidesigngroup.com

This is a functional idea for inspired cabinet designs. The Hafele peanut pull out creates additional storage space for missing bowls and plastic storage containers. This clever use of space can be multi use and allows for the end user many options with ease of use. I use them often in my kitchen designs, which have blind corners. It was a big hit with our client. Design Connection, Inc. provided- Kitchen design, space planning, elevations, tile, plumbing, cabinet design, counter top selections, bar stools, and installation of all products including project management.

Modern complementary statement piece. Flat pull has an ultra thin profile against the drawer face, yet has an ample grip surface via the hollowed center. Surprisingly strong structural integrity throughout even across the slim front edge. Available in eight lengths to suit any size drawer or cabinetry.

This is a large kitchen with two sinks, a cook top/hood, wall ovens, dishwasher, trash compactor, recycling center, wine fridge and coffee center. The floor is a faux bois ceramic plank tile that mimics wood and holds up to dogs, kids, guests and the like. This is a 5000+ sf vacation home that sits up on a hill with stunning views of Carmel Valley. The goal was to remodel the home with the intention of harnessing the beauty of its natural setting, while creating a tranquil place of respite and refuge. As the client has kids, large show dogs, and family/friends enjoying the space, it was important to use finishes that could sustain multiple end users. In lieu of hardwood floors, I specified a ceramic faux bois tile for high traffic areas that looks like hardwood but is virtually indestructible. With warm finishes and sculptural forms, the newly designed home is now dynamic, earthy and inviting.

Legno Venezia was coined with the desire to experiment and the intention of astounding the end users as they observe and touch it. Its name is due to a thread which is repeated on all the surfaces, to produce the perception of scratches on plain-coloured slabs. The concept is very similar to that of the Collection line, but in this case the material involvement is different.