Chicology Cordless Magnetic Roman Shades are smart, stylish, safe, and practical. To operate, simply lift the shade to several pre-ffixed levels and the strong magnets will easily snap to the desired height. They are our modern twist on a timeless design. Perfect for elevating any room to the next level – whether it’s a private study, kitchen, bedroom or living room. With a child-safe cord-free design, these are also perfect for living rooms, bed rooms, kitchens, nurseries, and playrooms. Available in a variety of fabrics, they are sure to accent virtually any area and match its décor. Made with the customer in mind, installation is easy and done in minutes. With all hardware included the shade is capable of both inside and outside mount.Measurement: Pre-Cut The width includes a half inch deduction

Premium ceramic disc operated, Lead-free RO drinking water dispensing faucets. ¼" input. Solid metal handle controls the smooth and durable ¼ turn ceramic disc valve, allowing pure water to pour at any rate you desire. Swivel spout. These high quality faucets are worthy upgrades to consider.

The overall design of this kitchen is very traditional and encompasses an open family-friendly kitchen with plenty of seating around the peninsula to entertain. The warm tones and travertine backsplash of this kitchen create an inviting atmosphere with a cozy feel.

Bottom-up Top-down cellular shades from Graber complete the look for this sunroom. The light filtering fabric keeps out the harsh afternoon sun while adding beauty!

Zebra shades, also known as dual sheer shades or zebra blinds, have a distinct appearance that is created by alternating bands of translucent and light filtering or room-darkening materials.

Here a simple sheer on a thin cafe rod add a touch of privacy to this already secluded bathroom, while also allowing plenty of light to filter though and brighten this perfectly blue and white bathroom

Photography by Natalie Marotta Bungalows are lovable homes, but how can they be better? Along with many of our clients, we find that older (early 20th c.) homes have a lot of character and a comfortable scale, but are leaky, damp (especially in the basement), have fair to poor air quality, and use unconscionable amounts of fossil fuels to heat. The owners of this bungalow were ready to change that, and wanted to do so with minimal upfront carbon emissions as well. The gut renovation included replacing the basement slab and providing capillary breaks and insulation continuously below grade. The brick structure was treated with a fluid-applied air and water barrier from the interior and insulated entirely with cellulose, a carbon-storing insulation. The roof used HFO-blown spray foam to provide sufficient insulation while allowing headroom for bedrooms, bathrooms, and laundry. One great benefit of a full renovation is the possibility of reconfiguring spaces to suit the family’s lifestyle, and to make the best of indoor-outdoor connections. We opened up the main rooms on the first floor, creating a family gathering spot with a view to the back yard, and a spacious kitchen that supports the family’s commitment to cooking for healthy eating. The stair uses a north-facing skylight to bring light from above into the middle of the home, where it was previously dark. As a decarbonization retrofit, the inefficient furnace was replaced with two small ducted heat pump systems, water heating and clothes drying are powered by air-source heat pumps, and cooking uses an induction cooktop plus electric ovens. Energy recovery ventilation provides filtered fresh air continuous exhaust from the kitchen, baths, and laundry, and supplies fresh, highly filtered air to bedrooms and living spaces. The Better Bungalow now makes sense for the 21st century–it now fits the owners’ life-patterns, is super comfortable, has great air quality, and uses a fraction of the energy it did before, greatly lowering the demand on the utility grid. In the near future, when solar PV is installed, it can achieve net zero or near net zero emissions, and with battery backup, can provide great resilience in the event of power outages.

Hunter Douglas Duette Architella Honeycomb Shades ae cordless here making for a cleaner look and great choice if there are children in the home.
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In Property Brothers: Buying and Selling, the Scott Brothers help homeowners sell their current home and buy a new one. In this episode, a Nashville family gave their home some smart upgrades to up their selling price and secure a new home with space for 3 growing boys. The home got some sleek upgrades and modern roller shades with soft draperies layered on top. The home got some sleek upgrades and modern roller shades with soft draperies layered on top. Featured Here: Blinds.com Signature Light Filtering Roller Shades in Linen Cream. See more of this space: http://blnds.cm/2zDD1AY Photo via Property Brothers.

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Removing a cramped eating alcove, useless closet and pantry closet opened up the kitchen for better flow and spaciousness.
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Light filtering hand loomed abaca shades by Windochine for Perry Designs http://www.windochine.com/

Premium ceramic disc operated, Lead-free RO drinking water dispensing faucets. ¼" input. Solid metal handle controls the smooth and durable ¼ turn ceramic disc valve, allowing pure water to pour at any rate you desire. Swivel spout. These high quality faucets are worthy upgrades to consider.

Chicology Bamboo Roll Up Blinds are a timeless decorative accent and light filtering window treatment for classic homes. They’ll complete the stunning decor of any room, relaxed or sophisticated, and everything in between. With complex textures and unique weaves, Bamboo Roll Up Blinds capture the natural essence of the great outdoors. They offer stunning light filtering effects, a semi-privacy coverage and are appropriate for multiple rooms around your home, including dining room, living room, bedroom, sunroom, and more. A 6-inch valance comes attached to the blinds and provides ample cover for the functional, but unsightly, mechanisms. Bamboo Roll Up Blinds install quickly and are simple to operate with the included cords. They roll up neatly at the bottom of the treatment, adding a refined dimension to your home. Since the blinds are woven with natural materials, the textures and colors may vary from the product listing and change over time. The changing nature of the product is an intended design and not a defect. Additionally, the blinds may stretch over time, due to the weight of the shade on the yarn’s natural elasticity. After installation, the blinds can stretch up to 1” to 1 ½”. By ordering slightly shorter blinds, the stretched portion will make up for the difference. As a safety precaution, we included a release clip into the design of these blinds. When a certain amount of force is exerted on the cords, the lift cord will release. Measurement: True-To-Size The size you order will be the actual size of the blind. There will not be any deductions.

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The Proline ProV wall mounted range hood is incredibly versatile. With the purchase of a ProVW range hood, you have three blower options: 1200 CFM local blower, 1300 CFM inline blower, and 1700 CFM local blower. You can't go wrong with any of these blower options! If you want a model that is a little quieter, go with the inline blower. This blower will be inside your ductwork rather than inside the range hood. In terms of power, the ProVW is unmatched. 1200+ CFM will accommodate any cooking style. Turn your hood on and before you know it, all of the grease, smoke, and dirt in your kitchen air will be outside your home. The ProVW is complete with bright LED lights and dishwasher-safe baffle filters to save you time cleaning in the kitchen. For more specs, check out the product pages below. https://www.prolinerangehoods.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=Pro%20V%20wall

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Photography by Natalie Marotta Bungalows are lovable homes, but how can they be better? Along with many of our clients, we find that older (early 20th c.) homes have a lot of character and a comfortable scale, but are leaky, damp (especially in the basement), have fair to poor air quality, and use unconscionable amounts of fossil fuels to heat. The owners of this bungalow were ready to change that, and wanted to do so with minimal upfront carbon emissions as well. The gut renovation included replacing the basement slab and providing capillary breaks and insulation continuously below grade. The brick structure was treated with a fluid-applied air and water barrier from the interior and insulated entirely with cellulose, a carbon-storing insulation. The roof used HFO-blown spray foam to provide sufficient insulation while allowing headroom for bedrooms, bathrooms, and laundry. One great benefit of a full renovation is the possibility of reconfiguring spaces to suit the family’s lifestyle, and to make the best of indoor-outdoor connections. We opened up the main rooms on the first floor, creating a family gathering spot with a view to the back yard, and a spacious kitchen that supports the family’s commitment to cooking for healthy eating. The stair uses a north-facing skylight to bring light from above into the middle of the home, where it was previously dark. As a decarbonization retrofit, the inefficient furnace was replaced with two small ducted heat pump systems, water heating and clothes drying are powered by air-source heat pumps, and cooking uses an induction cooktop plus electric ovens. Energy recovery ventilation provides filtered fresh air continuous exhaust from the kitchen, baths, and laundry, and supplies fresh, highly filtered air to bedrooms and living spaces. The Better Bungalow now makes sense for the 21st century–it now fits the owners’ life-patterns, is super comfortable, has great air quality, and uses a fraction of the energy it did before, greatly lowering the demand on the utility grid. In the near future, when solar PV is installed, it can achieve net zero or near net zero emissions, and with battery backup, can provide great resilience in the event of power outages.

The biological filter has been placed 24" above the pond. A berm was created to raise the waterfall high enough to allow for three 8" drops into the pond. This is the mouth of the waterfall and will house the filter media that washes the pond water and keeps it sparkling clear.