Available in fabric and leather The modular design gives Brady flexibility and the contoured arms, pad over chaise and high back give Brady exceptional comfort and styling. This group features elongated top stitching for detail and a heavy duty mechanism for durability and comfort. All reclining pieces are available with a power option.

The Elderberry's open kitchen is perfect for entertaining and everyday living.
Inspiration for a contemporary single-wall porcelain tile kitchen pantry remodel in Austin with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, solid surface countertops, gray backsplash, mosaic tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Discover smart small apartment interior designs that blend contemporary elegance with cozy living areas, minimalist décor, and premium finishes. Explore ideas for ample natural light, versatile bedrooms, modern kitchens, and smart storage solutions tailored for urban living.

Designers Hugo Silva and Joana Santos. description The decorative pigeon is a metaphor for the pigeon-mail carrying a message from DAM - always happy to welcome you. His name - Colombo - is inspired in the etymology of the pigeon ("Columbus") and also in the navigator and explorer Christopher Columbus. The Columbus pigeon flies day and night, expressing the desire to explore and inspire across borders. The desire never to stop flying around the world, but always valuing its roots Materials Black composite cork and metal. Size L7.80 cm x A15 x P9.50 cm

FINISH: PRIMED The advantages of this approach – of this type of interior door finish – are fairly obvious. Pick a color, any color that suits your projects best. Mix and apply. Re- coat whenever you feel it is necessary to do so. Touch it up. It gives you, the proud owner of these interior doors, complete freedom of choice, and the significant savings, especially where it comes to bulk orders, can be a true source of joy. As Kurt Vonnegut mentions in one of his novels (Bluebeard, unless I’m mistaken … check it out when you get a chance), the thrill of laying on colors is a large part of the artist’s professional satisfaction. In other words, a keen pleasure. When back in the remote past visual arts became a field dominated by professionals rather than hobbyists, the main problem of “just laying on paint” became obvious: you can’t. The medium of choice back then was egg tempera, a permanent, fast-drying substance consisting of colored pigments mixed with a water-soluble binder medium, usually glutinous material such as egg yolk. Portraits and ornaments were executed in this medium, and the wood panel was the surface of choice. One of tempera’s interesting features is that it is not as easily absorbed by wood as other mediums. Some sort of primer was necessary, of course, but pretty much any substance that dried evenly could be used. The drawbacks of tempera, or pintura al temple, as the Spanish call it, only became obvious with the advent of the Renaissance, when the leading representatives of the trade turned to oil (and interior doors suddenly became a great deal less crude, but that’s a story for another day). Oil painting is the process of “painting with pigments with a medium of drying oil as the binder.” Commonly used types include linseed (highly preferable in art, though not necessarily in interior doors, mind you), poppy seed, walnut, and safflower. Today, five hundred years later, it is safe to say that oil is more versatile than pintura al temple – by orders of magnitude. Specifically, the contrasts achieved through the former are much greater, the darks are far deeper, and three- dimensional, highly realistic images are much easier to achieve. Next time you visit a museum, take a closer look at pintura al temple portraits. All of them, without exception, come off as a bit “flat” as opposed to their latter-day counterparts. Also, where glazing is concerned … Glazing: a painting technique in which a transparent layer, with just a touch of pigment, is laid over a previously painted surface, allowing light to travel through the glaze and be reflected back off of the opaque layer below. Gentle shadows, subtle changes of color, smooth transitions – all these can be achieved through glazing, which was used by all artists up until the middle of the Nineteenth Century, when artist tubes were invented, revolutionizing the field, and other techniques began to be explored. Tempera enthusiasts (it takes all kinds to make a world) will assure you that glazing is not just possible in pintura al temple but is actually the basis of the whole enterprise. Well, what are you going to do? They’re enthusiasts. Anyway, la peinture à l'huile, as the French call it, re-introduced the ancient problem of most surface’s propensity to absorb dipingere, as the Italians call the stuff. Wood or canvas, it is all the same: you’re not going to get very far without a good primer. Experiments were conducted, and soon rabbit skin glue emerged as the least expensive and most effective solution. It was easy to apply. It dried evenly. It made the application of the l’huile stuff on top of it a walk in the park. There were drawbacks. Today, rabbit skin glue is considered to be a major cause of cracking by most modern conservators. (Remember, when you visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art – and did you see those interior doors? … some of them are quite something … - most “old masters” pictures are completely covered with a cobweb of cracks? There you go). Because the glue is hygroscopic, it continually absorbs moisture from the atmosphere, causing the glue to swell and shrink as ambient humidity levels change. Over many humidity cycles, this repeated flexing causes the brittle oily layers to crack. To combat this problem, modern primers are made of acrylic materials which are guaranteed not to cause any damage to the dipingere. No bubbling, no cracks. Your interior doors are safe.

A transitional modular sectional with endless possibilities. Beckham has limited skus but can transform into as large or small as needed to fill your room. All pieces are welt less with box seat cushions and loose knife edge back. The legs are finished in Walnut.

John McCartney - Kitchen Designer & Photographer Large L-shaped kitchen done with Dynasty recessed panel cabinetry. Perimeter cabinets in Pure White and island in dove grey, Floor to ceiling cabinets offer lots of storage. Refrigerator finish is paneled, other appliances are stainless.

Available in leather only. Hamilton combines classic styling with a hand rubbed leather that gives this collection an old world flair. Full front panels arms and shaped front rail are nailed in Antique Brass and the boxed backs and seats are seamed in a picture frame style. The turned legs are in a Heirloom finish. The leather shown only is hand rubbed, customized items will not feature hand rubbed leather.

L-shaped inground swimming pool
Inspiration for a mid-sized indoor l-shaped pool remodel in Atlanta

When your porch offers phantom screens, comfortable furniture, and a fabulous stone fireplace, outdoor living is perfect.
This is an example of a transitional back porch design in Minneapolis with a fireplace and a roof extension.

Eat-in kitchen - small transitional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen idea in Jacksonville with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and beige countertops

Transitional l-shaped medium tone wood floor, brown floor, exposed beam and shiplap ceiling kitchen photo in Vancouver with shaker cabinets, white cabinets, gray backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and white countertops

Dimensions vary based on arm style selected. Design your own sofa, sectional or chair by specifying a frame size; arm, base, cushion and back styles; and one of many fabrics. Then we custom-create the seat for you and have it ready for delivery in just 30 days. The body shown here is large.

L-shaped kitchen with center island © Cindy Apple Photography
Example of a mid-sized trendy l-shaped medium tone wood floor eat-in kitchen design in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, blue backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and gray countertops

This project converted a builder design with entry level finishes into an elegant, "L Shaped", entertaining space that fit the needs of an active family. Off white Omega painted cabinets with a timeless recessed panel door design set the tone for a transitional setting. Lennon granite was used to partner the cabinets with the grey tones in the large format tile splash and the warmth of the oak flooring. A window was removed from the cooking wall to simplify the space and organize the work triangle in a way that guests would know where to sit and multiple cooks could operate without a congested setting. The sink was placed on the large island to allow the cook to be able to engage with the family room and whoever sits at the stools. Products include Thermador / Viking / Wolf appliances, Omega Dynasty Lorring - Magnolia Cabinets, Amerock hardware, and American Hardwood Flooring - red oak flooring.

Elevate the space in style with the help of this l-shaped desk. Crafted from manufactured wood and stainless steel, it ensures durability and reliability. This desk showcases an L-shaped design that's perfect for any corner or spacious office. And it features four shelves for tucking away office supplies and other work essentials. - Materials: Manufactured Wood, Stainless Steel - Color Option: White - Dimensions of Desk: 47.2"W x 19.7"D x 29.5"H (1200mmW x 500mmD x 750mmH) - Shelf Dimensions: 31.5"W x 11.8"D x 59.8"H (800mmW x 300mmD x 1520mmH) - Number of Shelves: 4 - Assembly Required: Yes - Care & Clean: Wipe Clean With Damp Cloth, Wipe Dry With Clean Cloth.

Inspiration for a small transitional l-shaped medium tone wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen remodel in Jacksonville with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and beige countertops

Looking for a trusted Stainless Steel 904L Pipes Manufacturer in India? Sagar Steel Corporation delivers premium-quality 904L pipes engineered for superior performance in corrosive and high-temperature environments. As a leading Stainless Steel 904L Pipes Supplier in India, we ensure unmatched precision, durability, and reliability in every product. Our product range includes Super Duplex Seamless Pipe, Duplex Seamless Pipe, and Stainless Steel Seamless Pipes, designed to meet the demands of diverse industries such as chemical processing, oil & gas, desalination, and power generation. With strict quality control and advanced manufacturing capabilities, we guarantee exceptional strength and long-lasting performance. Whether you need custom sizes or bulk orders, we stand out as a dependable Stainless Steel 904L Pipes Manufacturer and Stainless Steel 904L Pipes Supplier offering timely delivery and competitive pricing. Choose us for high-quality steel solutions that elevate your projects with confidence.

A bold statement in any living space, the L2 is luxury fireplace design at its finest. Inspired by the highly successful L1 series, the L2 boasts an impressive 50" linear viewing area highlights magnificent flames within. Beautiful radiance on both high flame and low glowing embers, the L2 combines Valor efficiency and heat performance with the latest in contemporary styling. The L2 is also ready to take the new HeatShift System™, we recommend this option especially for installations where cooler walls immediately above the fireplace are desirable. Highly efficient and reliable home heaters, the Linear Series combines renowned Valor function with true contemporary form.