Inspiration for a transitional kitchen remodel in Vancouver

Bespoke Master bedroom transformation by www.midecor.co.uk made in Cobham KT11. Full room dust free sanding, reinforce crack and hand painted finish carried out in Farrow and Ball paints.

Stuart Wade, Envision Virtual Tours Experience Sea Island ocean front living at its finest at Ocean Club North 186! This totally custom residence is one of only 14 in the Ocean Club complex, which includes its own pool, spa, party pavilion, assigned parking and climate controlled storage. Inside the residence premium finishes abound; sinker cypress doors and accents, travertine floors, high end lighting with Lutron Smart Technology, whole house custom sound, high efficiency water filtration system, even a fresh air HVAC system that pre-treats outside air before sending it into the residence. Four full size bedrooms with private baths, powder room, gourmet kitchen, ocean front patio and living/dining area – every detail a winner. Ocean Club North 186 is truly Sea Island living at its best. Come see for yourself.

“We particularly value Aquascape’s waterfall systems because they focus, like we do, on an ecosystem approach to water features,” says Dave Stockwell, owner of Deck and Patio. “For this project, the pondless system relies on a natural balance of circulation, filtration, plants, rocks and gravel to ensure sustainability.” Another reason our waterfall retaining wall system looks so natural is our waterfall installation team understands how water flows over rock and how it releases from the rock in order to create a natural look and feel. We avoid the look of steps in the waterfall by making the water change directions in the waterfalls and streams.

Custom, luxurious window treatments which have been tailored to the highest standards are a particular speciality for Grunberger Interiors. The market is filled with bland, cookie cutter fabric and trim offerings provided by retailers who are salespeople first and designers second. The results are boring and uninspired, and all too often leave the homeowner feeling that something's still missing in their home's design. Window treatments are so much more than a means to gain privacy and light filtration. Whilst this is very important, before you rush to cover up your windows, you should instead be thinking about how these coverings could be an important vehicle to realize your home's potential and make a powerful design statement. My approach is to always think out of the box to develop fabric design schemes that are truly unique and eye catching. They tell a story of who you are and what you love. You won't find these selections and combinations at your local store. Your home's decor will shine and your experience of your spaces will be enhanced. The process begins with my window treatment and soft furnishings consultation, which is a comprehensive design working design session filled with exiting ideas, inspiration and solutions. I bring a bespoke tray of carefully curated fabrics, trims, and wallpaper - your introduction to a world of possibilities. After a design direction has been established, I will source beautiful fabrics and trims from a variety of trade resources, including the prestigious D&D building in Manhattan. We shall reconvene and have an enjoyable, creative exchange of ideas and determine the perfect design scheme for each room. Professional measuring, frequent liaison with my bespoke workroom to ensure that every last detail has been addressed, followed by expert installation completes the design process.

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Fun Pond with lots of water flowing over large three rivers stone. Large koi swim in the pond. Japanese maples surround the back of the stream and a wisteria grows along the edge. Heuckeras, verbenas, Chinese Foxglove, and Cyclamen all add color around the edges. A variable speed drive allows the flow to be adjusted on the pump. The skimmer opening is hidden under a large rock. The filtration and pump setup is all hidden as well. Erik Jones

The Tiny Farmhouse Kitchen is by far one of the most complex, rewarding, and unforgettable projects we’ve ever completed. Designed to be fully mobile and 100% solar-powered, this one-of-a-kind kitchen on wheels pushed our creativity, craftsmanship, and problem-solving skills to new heights. Every time we transported it through town, it turned heads—people would literally stop in their tracks just to get a closer look. Building a fully functional commercial kitchen in such a small footprint required precision in every detail. We carefully selected each piece of equipment to minimize electrical draw, including a commercial refrigerator and four recessed induction food warmers—all powered entirely by solar energy. Onboard water storage, filtration, and gray water management were meticulously engineered to maximize both functionality and space. The Tiny Farmhouse Kitchen features: • Custom handcrafted cabinetry • Granite countertops • Vaulted ceilings with dimmable LED lighting • A full POS system with a built-in Wi-Fi hotspot • A gas-shock lift service window with a live-edge oak flip-down counter, finished with crystal-clear epoxy for a stunning, natural look Every inch of this mobile kitchen was designed for both beauty and efficiency, blending farmhouse charm with modern utility. It’s a project we are immensely proud of—and one that perfectly captures the spirit of what we do at Artisan Kitchen & Bath: bringing bold ideas to life with craftsmanship, innovation, and heart.

This 500 gallon indoor Koi pond is located in the middle of a private conservatory in Wellesley, MA. It features custom glass tile and stonework in the pond enclosure with a restored antique fountain in the center and underwater lighting for nighttime viewing. The filtration system is located in the basement below the pond.

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Welcome to the VIP Lane When ordinary doesn’t cut it, the E550 provides the ultimate aquatic fitness and swim experience. In the spirit of less is more, the E550 is unique for what it’s missing. With standing spa zones (instead of spa seating), relocated filtration and steps, and an expanded width of 94 inches, the E550 maximizes the active area. This gives you extra room for practicing the most dynamic aquatic exercises and to stretch out your swim stroke. And when your workout is done, you can enjoy the unique standing hydromassage jets for muscle rejuvenation. With the E550, nothing gets in the way of your progress.

This Pond project consisted of removal and rebuilding of existing stream and pond. All new pond components were installed. The installation included pond liner, pump, rock, skimmer and filtration. This is a complete Aquascape ecosystem pond. The pond is roughly 15’x 20′ at its largest and has a 20′ meandering stream. We also installed a custom fire bowl spillway fountain. The self-contained fire fountain is a water feature with a fire feature in the center making it an ideal focal point or centerpiece to any outdoor setting. We customized this fountain to include a spillway as well. it is no longer self-contained. We incorporated it to work with the pond system. Simply add paraffin or “tiki torch fuel” and you’re ready to go. We also installed an automatic dosing system for ease of maintenance. This Pond was installed in Lancaster, PA. We also did some renovation work on the flagstone walkway along the pond.

Fun Pond with lots of water flowing over large three rivers stone. Large koi swim in the pond. Japanese maples surround the back of the stream and a wisteria grows along the edge. Heuckeras, verbenas, Chinese Foxglove, and Cyclamen all add color around the edges. A variable speed drive allows the flow to be adjusted on the pump. The skimmer opening is hidden under a large rock. The filtration and pump setup is all hidden as well. Erik Jones

The title pretty much sums it all up ” The Most EPIC Backyard EVER” this project is EPIC EPIC EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It’s a backyard full of dreams all which have come true. Speechless……..? Yup The project consisted of the installation of porcelain patio with upper fire pit area and hot tub at far end of patio. Upper patio surface and overlay of existing concrete pad was done in Abbotsford porcelain tile (24″x24″) in ‘Coffee Cream’ and porcelain ‘wood look’ tile in ‘Beachwood’. The lower patio area is constructed of natural irregular flagstone with the lower retaining walls being natural limestone boulders. Upper walls, fire pit, and upper steps were constructed of masonry faced with Piedmont natural stone veneer and capped with Chateau Limestone. Steps at the lower side are solid treads natural stone treads that match the existing steps at water feature and Chateau Limestone steps. Diving rock is a large natural stone slab similar to steps and bridge at the waterfall. Another boulder retaining wall was constructed along the path. The path leads to another set of natural stone steps leading to a circular natural flagstone patio with natural stone fire pit as well. Landscape lighting around new pool area featuring the FX luxor system. Included in the lighting system was 34 (under cap) step and wall lights (Zoning, Dimming, and Color Changing), 14 path lights (Zoning and Dimming) on paths as well as natural stone and solid steps and up lights on trees. FX Luxor system to connect with existing lighting system. This is an additional phase to a project that originally featured a large ecosystem pond with wetland filtration, stone steppers and bubbling urns throughout. The pond has a zero edge waterfall which enters a short stream before dumping into a massive beautiful waterfall. Natural stone steps lead upwards with a large natural stone bridge straddling the stream up to the pond and deck area. Truly EPIC!

This Fish Pond Rebuild project consisted of removal of an existing pond. All rock, liner, and pond implements were removed. We were able to salvage the pond skimmer and some of the rock for reuse. All other implements were replaced and upgraded with current Aquascape pond products. The newly installed pond is a complete Aquascape ecosystem system. In place of the biofalls we constructed a wetland filtration system. The pond was roughly excavated to 11”x 16′ at its largest and has a wetland and waterfall area at the top. The wetland area and pond were outfitted with aquatic plants. The aquatic plants will help to further filter that water in the wetland area as well as the pond. After the new pond was installed we touched up the surrounding landscape and re-seeded the disturbed areas or lawn. This Project was installed in Lancaster, PA.

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