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A well established business owner from Arlington Texas needed full gutting of an expensive and historical home in a very well established Dallas community. The house is valued at $450,000+ on Market. This home needed a Full Makeover. Additional word done, was restructuring and sheetrocking the full Interior of the entire 2 car garage(formerly part of the full home interior space. On the second floor, new shower,room and windows needed to be installed.get it their was to removing the attic and adding this additional room on the Attic 2nd Floor Attic, gave them 450 sq. Ft of new ADDITIONAL Overall Home Square Footage. The project consisted of protecting the essence of this old historical home, but make home owners as if they had just bought the home in the 1920's. Noel Aguilar

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Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.

Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.

Our customer Loren in McKinney, Texas, bought this Brittany antique clock from us at EuroLuxHome.com. The antique French longcase clock dates to about 1880 or 1900 and it is crafted in chestnut wood. The beautifully carved antique clock case shows detailed scenes of rural life in Brittany France. Pressed brass flowers around the enamel clock face and sunflowers on the clock pendulum suggest that the antique French clock was probably made as a wedding gift! Carved grape leaves also symbolize good wishes and abundance for the newly married couple. The Brittany style antique French clock still strikes the hour and half hour with a pretty strike.

Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.

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Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.

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Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.

Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.

Our customer Loren in McKinney, Texas, bought this antique French longcase clock in the Brittany style from us at EuroLuxHome.com. The French antique clock dates to about 1880 or 1900, carved in chestnut wood with scenes of rural life in Brittany France. Pressed brass flowers around the enamel clock face and sunflowers on the clock pendulum suggest that the antique French clock was probably crafted as a wedding gift for a lucky couple! Carved grape leaves on the lower door symbolize good wishes and abundance for the newly weds. The Brittany style antique French clock still strikes the hour and half hour even though it is more than a century old.

Tired of freezing bleak winters, this client decided to split her time between Michigan and Southern California. She bought this bright, airy home that epitomizes West Coast living, but the prior owner had not done anything to maintain the garden in many years. The grounds were filled with poorly placed and sickly-looking plants. The new homeowner wanted her garden to be a respite from subzero temperatures, filled year-round with flowers. Deciding what to keep, what to move and what to add, we came up with a plant pallet full of California and Mexico natives, and lots of succulents as well. We added over 1000 plants, filling this property with lush, year-round color that is undeniably Southern Californian.