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This beautiful high end chaise longue was custom-made with original antique German Grain Sack from 1875. Freshly laundered, and each patchwork design was carefully reinforced with an additional topstitch so we could keep this wonderful rustic design. The main body was upholstered in a Irish nubby linen mimicking burlap. The seat cushion is a down wrapped, slip covered in Belgian Oat colored linen. The legs are a dark expresso color with brass caster wheels. The arm have original antique nailheads from the 1800s. This extra-long chaise longue is so comfortable, and is ready for everyday use. Measures: 28" wide x 70" deep x 35.5" high Seat height 20" Seat depth 62" Arm height 24".

This beautiful high end chaise longue was custom-made with original antique German Grain Sack from 1875. Freshly laundered, and each patchwork design was carefully reinforced with an additional topstitch so we could keep this wonderful rustic design. The main body was upholstered in a Irish nubby linen mimicking burlap. The seat cushion is a down wrapped, slip covered in Belgian Oat colored linen. The legs are a dark expresso color with brass caster wheels. The arm have original antique nailheads from the 1800s. This extra-long chaise longue is so comfortable, and is ready for everyday use. Measures: 28" wide x 70" deep x 35.5" high Seat height 20" Seat depth 62" Arm height 24".

The bath has full-height subway tile on the walls and mosaic tile on the floor that flows into a walk-in shower. The vanity is fabricated of steel sections and has a concrete top. New cabinets provide storage space for linens and supplies as well as a broom closet for the main floor. The new electrical system for the residence is composed of artfully laid out exposed metal conduit and boxes as seen on the left.

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This wide view highlights the open kitchen flowing directly into the living area, creating a central gathering space for the home. A large island with a farmhouse sink and warm wood base anchors the room, surrounded by white shaker cabinetry and quartz countertops. Glass pendant lights provide soft illumination while keeping sightlines open to the family room and custom built-ins around the fireplace. Refinished hardwood floors run throughout the space, visually connecting the kitchen and living areas. On the left side of the cabinetry, a built-in dog food and water station keeps pet essentials neatly integrated into the kitchen design while maintaining a clean and organized look.

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From the Charleston Copper Lantern Collection, this piece gives you the historic look of gas lighting, but without the hassle of a propane feed. It is all electric, solid copper and hand riveted, giving your home the romantic, reproduction style of antique gas lights still popular today on many of the charming homes in New Orleans and Charleston.

The original floor scale is still working. The set of counterweights is still intact. The decades of wear and tear on the cement finish of the CMU walls was highly prized and carefully washed and sealed.

Example of an urban living room design in Austin

This beautiful high end chaise longue was custom-made with original antique German Grain Sack from 1875. Freshly laundered, and each patchwork design was carefully reinforced with an additional topstitch so we could keep this wonderful rustic design. The main body was upholstered in a Irish nubby linen mimicking burlap. The seat cushion is a down wrapped, slip covered in Belgian Oat colored linen. The legs are a dark expresso color with brass caster wheels. The arm have original antique nailheads from the 1800s. This extra-long chaise longue is so comfortable, and is ready for everyday use. Measures: 28" wide x 70" deep x 35.5" high Seat height 20" Seat depth 62" Arm height 24".

The finished pit that became the wine cellar dubbed the Wine Shaft where wine could be stored, displayed, and celebrated. An industrial ship's ladder gained access to the main floor. The conveyor belts were exposed by removing the wood shafts that surrounded them.

Our client loves to cook for her family and she requested a traditional kitchen that would blend with the rest of her home. She selected full overlay raised panel maple cabinets with a medium stain, bronze knobs and pulls and an oak floor. There are seedy glass inserts in the row above her upper cabinets. She chose all Thermador appliances including two 36" built-in refrigerator and freezer columns, gas cooktop and oven, a single oven and a microwave both housed in base cabinets. She selected Cambria quartz countertops and requested a recessed dog feeding station. We located it at the base of a tall kitchen cabinet and installed a quartz base for easy clean-up. A rustic sliding barn door with black iron hardware leads to her laundry room and adds character. Decorative lights with a bronze finish include a 3 three pendant fixture, a 5 light chandelier and 2 wall pendants. Recessed ceiling lights with dimmer switches provide plenty of general lighting. We clear coated her oak floors.

Mobalco is intent on creating holistic kitchens in tune with people’s everyday lives. The place where you prepare your food should nourish and inspire you. Mobalco wants to be an ally in your kitchen.

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A small storeroom off the main space was converted into a full bath with frosted glass door and window. Since the residence has only one bedroom, the new main floor bath allowed the owners to have guests sleep over on the convertible sofa.