Master closet in white with 10 drawers.

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Designed by Jennifer Jensen (Baltimore, MD).
Home design - large contemporary home design idea in Baltimore

Wood accent wall.
Living room - contemporary open concept vaulted ceiling living room idea in Austin with a wall-mounted tv

This is a walk in shower, which we planned, designed, and then built at the client's request and with the list of things that needed and wanted from this shower. The overall interior dimensions are 5' Long x 3' wide x 7' tall; Door is 32" wide x 72" tall, and pivots ether into or ou of the shower, whichever way each individual prefera; Bench is 36" wide x 12" deep x 22" tall; the built in shampoo storage areas are 12" wide x 15" tall x 4" deep Walls and ceiling are finished with 3"×8" white glazed beveled subway tiles, the floor and bench are finished with natural river stones set into a mortar bed and filled with sanded grout; shower and door hardware are finished in Matte Black Anodized Brushed Stainless Steel, from Kohler®️, The door I ⅝" Tempered Safety Glass, Frameless.

Northstar Construction

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Ben Boyd
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Inspiration for a timeless home design remodel in Charlotte

This 12 week special order alder table, built by a custom furniture builder in Arkansas, arrived damaged by the freight company. Instead of sending it back and waiting another 12 weeks for a new table, we were commissioned to repair the damage. The manufacturer had used a smoke-colored epoxy resin to fill in the knot holes in the table top, so we mimicked that by cleaning out the gouge and filling it with epoxy that matched up perfectly.

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Staircase - transitional staircase idea in Omaha

Inspiration for a timeless staircase remodel in New York