The Picket Fence Interior Design - Bachelor Pad Design Project. Photos by Ray J. Gadd
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Open concept kitchen - large modern l-shaped ceramic tile open concept kitchen idea in Austin with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, dark wood cabinets, solid surface countertops, multicolored backsplash, stainless steel appliances, white walls and an island

A West Village Bachelor pad bedroom, featuring a hand-painted geometric design that highlights the pre-war features of the space, like the picture moldings. Additionally, because the client wanted both a work space and a place to put his TV (the pre-war wall could not hold a wall mounted tv!), we designed a custom desk/console piece out of reclaimed wood and metal hairpin legs that served both purposes, and fit the space perfectly. Photos by Matthew Williams

“Touring the clients’ home during the remodel process, it was immediately obvious that this would not be an ordinary garage project. Everything in the home was extraordinary; the sleek contemporary finishes, the ceiling heights. The quality of everything was incredible! As we walked through the kitchen and mudroom to the garage, I gasped at the beautiful sleek glossy red finish of the European black cabinets. Stunning. ‘I can do that in the garage’ I told her.” “She was so excited when I told her I could do black cabinets with Ruby Red Acrylic fronts to match her cabinets inside perfectly. Then she started to tell me all the requirements for this slightly oversized 2-car garage and that she was worried how I’d fit it all in. When I heard her list I became concerned, too. Although the garage space felt open and spacious like a 3-car garage, it is, in fact, only an oversized 500 square feet space. Photography by Karine Weiller

Come, relax, and enjoy a cold drink while swaying in the breeze. A solid teak freestanding hammock stand resembles the hull of a boat. Its heavy cushioned hammock is the perfect compliment. In the background is the meditation pad. Curved teak benches and chairs in steel and teak surround a teak cocktail table. Navy pillows abound for comfort and luxury. Photography By: Grey Crawford

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For all of the perimeter plantings that this garden had when we first visited the site, it felt exposed with very little privacy. The existing outdoor spaces were virtually nonexistent and hence, went unused. The stairs from the house to the garden were rickety and unattractive doing nothing but transport guests from the inside to the out. As with all of my gardens, the operative goal was Sanctuary in all of it's forms. Creating the sacred from the secular, making the cold and uncomfortable into the warm and inviting. The lot on which this garden was built is one filled with sharp angles that go unnoticed on a conscious level but come into sharp focus when all of the layers are stripped away. My first and most obvious solution was to pour custom circular pads that transport the client and her friends from area to area as if one is jumping from lily pad to lily pad. Small enough in spaces to transport a guest from area to area, large enough to hold a car, the exposed aggregate pads blend in with the multicolored Del Rio pebbles used throughout the garden. A tropical extravaganza, this garden is now the epitome of seclusion and privacy right in the middle of Venice, California.

Easily access gardening tools with garage tool racks.
Example of a small trendy garage design in Orange County

Indoor basketball court with Maple Tuffshield athletic tiles, 6' x 12' Jordan wall pad, jump man logo, 60" adjustable wall mount basketball hoop, cove base

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320 sq ft of water play fun! Put the Fun in your Backyard with a My Splash Pad backyard water park!
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A mobile splash pad goes from box to a backyard party in minutes. Just attach a 3/4" garden hose to the splash pad and you are done. 10 yr warranty on the fiberglass! This 30" all and 2' wide is something that you can put in your car and take to Grandma's house to keep them busy or take to a party, on a vacation, or a holiday. 8 GPM of water play fun! If your budget does not allow for a permanent splash pad or if you move a lot then this is the splash pad for you!

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A very organized and inviting workspace utilizing Wall Control’s Horizontal Metal Pegboard. The horizontal metal pegboard panels are great for creating tool storage areas in more narrow places like above a worksurface and below cabinetry as is illustrated in this great customer submission from Patrick. Thanks for the great photo Patrick!

Our portable line just attaches to a garden hose for an instant splash pad for your home, daycare, swim club, HOA or even military base. Our splash pads are worldwide, we even have one in Turkey at a military base over there.

The kids love the Flower Shower center water play feature with their platform splash pad. With 4 ground nozzles and the nozzle in the Flower shower you have about 10 GPM of water fun! 10'-15' spray area around the platform.

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If you are looking for a way for the kids to have outside play, then look no further then our portable or mobile splash pad equipment. Fun, colorful and safe water play for children of all ages.

A young couple recently bought a house in Barnsley and were renovating it from top to bottom, included in the plan was the desire to have the previously unloved Victorian floor made beautiful again. The house stands in an area of Barnsley famous for its’ big Victorian villas and quite rightly they felt it was important to ensure period features like this original floor were correctly maintained. Due to the floor being covered up for many years the floor had developed damp staining, it also had a lot of paint splattered on it. There were also some loose tiles that needed fixing back in place and the layer of old floor polish was present which would need removing. I started by protecting all the skirting boards, doors and carpets bordering the tiles from splashing. The loose tiles were then cleaned up and then secured back in place using a fast-setting adhesive. Once the adhesive was set, I turned my attention to stripping and cleaning the floor starting with the application of a coarse 200-grit diamond pad fitted to a weighted rotary buffing machine. The pad was lubricated using a dilution of Tile Doctor Remove & Go which was applied to small sections of the floor and left to soak in for ten minutes first. I run the buffing machine at a slow speed to minimise splashing. Remove & Go is amazing at removing old floor coatings (i.e. sealers), dirt and grime from the floor. When the diamond pad had been used on each section of the floor for five minutes the slurry was vacuumed up using a wet vac machine and I moved onto the next section. Once the whole floor had been cleaned in this way it was time to start the next step. Old floors like this which don’t have the benefit of a damp proof membrane, and have been covered up for a long time, can suffer from efflorescence issues due to moisture being trapped in the tile. This will result in white salt staining appearing on the tiles for days, weeks and sometimes months afterwards. To counter this the alkaline salts are neutralised by giving the floor an acid rinse using Tile Doctor Acid Gel and leaving it to dwell for five minutes before going over the floor again with the coarse diamond pad. The slurry was again removed with a wet vacuum and the floor was scrubbed clean with damp cloths. I returned a few days later once the floor had dried to seal the floor. The client wanted a satin finish so knowing the floor had damp and efflorescence issues I opted for Tile Doctor Seal and Go Extra. This is a topical sealer which leaves a lovely satin finish but also allows for the floor to breathe. six coats were required to make the floor look perfect, allowing the lovely colours to come through. Once complete the floor looked much brighter and the colours really shone through. The owners were really happy with the renovation we carried out and before leaving I took time to discuss how best to maintain the tiles going forward including the use of Neutral Tile cleaner. Matthew Lovett South Yorkshire Tile Doctor