Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless backyard stone patio remodel in Toronto with a roof extension

These plantation shutters are a great way to make a bold statement of a space. Although plantation shutters are high in cost, they are one of the most efficient ways to filter light and heat in a space.

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s. bogan designs The panels are lined in a light weight cotton to allow filtered light. The custom coverlet is with an embroidered linen fabric made by The Fabricsmith.

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Let light in but keep glare out with transitional shades in neutral tones.
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Even when completely down, the light filters deliciously.
Inspiration for a mid-sized modern l-shaped eat-in kitchen remodel in Burlington with an integrated sink, recessed-panel cabinets, white cabinets, soapstone countertops, multicolored backsplash, porcelain backsplash, stainless steel appliances, an island and black countertops

Clean simple lines giving you protection from the heat of the summer. This patio cover blocks all UV rays while allowing the light to shine through. Low maintenance.

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Protection from the heat and UV rays. A great way to enjoy your backyard in the summer.
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Never get caught in the rain again while trying to open your front door. This little beauty gives great coverage for rain and heat. Acrylite acrylic roof and an aluminum frame give a great low maintenance front porch.

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Every design decision for this Caribbean beach residence was guided by the desire to maximize the views of the property’s breathtaking natural surroundings. To connect the spaces and reveal the views from every vantage point, the team reconfigured the layout to create vistas, and installed window film to reduce solar heat gain. These modifications increased efficiencies, reused 90% of the interior envelope and did not impact the exterior structure of the building. In addition to providing incredible views, opening up the plan allows cross ventilation, maximizing the use of ocean breezes to cool the interior. The result is an effortless flow and maximization of space. Throughout the interior, dark materials express the concept of respite in the shade, and emphasize the sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea. Millwork crafted by local artisans from local materials establishes hierarchy – providing a clear understanding of the layout – and filters light to create privacy and drama. Screens help define the spaces and create suspense. Varying screen opacities serve specific functions: nearly opaque screens build suspense, translucent screens provide privacy, and reflective screens – as seen in the kitchen ceiling – create mystery in the core where light and views are challenged. Referencing the seaside location, the baseboards create a sense of being in a deep shallow. The 16” tall baseboards create a pool effect, engaging the walls with Cradle to Cradle certified Mosa tile flooring. The irregular height also conceals power and data cabling. The resulting space is a contemporary oasis that offers a high-level of comfort and functionality. Anne Rausch Photography

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Every design decision for this Caribbean beach residence was guided by the desire to maximize the views of the property’s breathtaking natural surroundings. To connect the spaces and reveal the views from every vantage point, the team reconfigured the layout to create vistas, and installed window film to reduce solar heat gain. These modifications increased efficiencies, reused 90% of the interior envelope and did not impact the exterior structure of the building. In addition to providing incredible views, opening up the plan allows cross ventilation, maximizing the use of ocean breezes to cool the interior. The result is an effortless flow and maximization of space. Throughout the interior, dark materials express the concept of respite in the shade, and emphasize the sweeping views of the Caribbean Sea. Millwork crafted by local artisans from local materials establishes hierarchy – providing a clear understanding of the layout – and filters light to create privacy and drama. Screens help define the spaces and create suspense. Varying screen opacities serve specific functions: nearly opaque screens build suspense, translucent screens provide privacy, and reflective screens – as seen in the kitchen ceiling – create mystery in the core where light and views are challenged. Referencing the seaside location, the baseboards create a sense of being in a deep shallow. The 16” tall baseboards create a pool effect, engaging the walls with Cradle to Cradle certified Mosa tile flooring. The irregular height also conceals power and data cabling. The resulting space is a contemporary oasis that offers a high-level of comfort and functionality. Anne Rausch Photography

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Inspiration for an eclectic medium tone wood floor kitchen/dining room combo remodel in Milan with blue walls