A fabulous pair of antique single-arm sconces, salvaged out of a home in Indiana and dating from the 1920s. Each cast iron sconce features a hammered backplate with subtle traces of darkened nickel plating and is crowned with pierced foliate detail; a single arm extends from the bottom of the backplate to support a gadrooned wax pan with a spike finial. They would be perfect for Tudor, Spanish Revival, French Country or Old World spaces. These wall lamps are in excellent condition and have been professionally rewired; they come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. Each sconce measures 12-1/4” tall, 4-1/2” wide, and project 5-5/8” from the wall. NSP926

I love this bathroom! It is even more magical than I had anticipated. The Labradorite slab that was selected was used to travel up the wall from the floor to create an arch which was accented by mosaic stained glass green tiles. A marble vessel sink sits atop the crystal counter with a Brushed Gold Grohe faucet. Custom painted cabinets are adorned with crystal knobs and a lions head pull. The cabinet in front of the toilet was specially designed to hold cleaning supplies on top while the bottom drawer I specified to hold TP, easily reachable from the toilet. The cabinets sit on Ball and Claw feet, Gold claws and a large glass ball which are placed over hand selected fauna hexagon tile. An oversized light fixture is tucked in the high pitched ceiling. On the upper left is a custom 6' stained glass that is seen from the guest bathroom that backs up to the mater bathroom. The stained glass glows from both sides. You wouldn't know from the picture but the mirror is a recessed medicine cabinet. I chose to back light the cabinet creating a beautiful glow on the stunning Labradorite stone.

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Description: This exquisite double-door entryway was designed to complement a classic Mediterranean-style home while incorporating decorative elements from the Gothic Revival movement. Key Features & Materials: Doors: Custom-made, light-toned hardwood double doors (e.g., Knotty Alder or White Oak), featuring raised and recessed panels. Detailing: Upper door panels include operable or fixed windows protected by custom, ornate wrought iron grilles in a decorative Gothic pattern. Surround: Arched stucco and stone surround with elegant, fluted columns on the side, providing structure and sophistication. Landing: Finished with traditional terracotta tile steps for a warm, inviting curb appeal. Style: Mediterranean Architecture, Luxury Entryway, Traditional Design. We design and build custom doors for luxury residential projects. Please save this photo to your Ideabooks for your next renovation!

View of Primary Bedroom Suite addition which utilized prefabricated trusses for the roof structure. This cost saving method of construction also was able to include a tray ceiling as part of the truss design.

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This is a wonderful pair of antique wall-mount lanterns, dating from the early 1900’s. Each sconce begins with two square cast iron back plates which affix to the wall and support the large lantern bodies. Each hexagonal sconce body is composed of rectangular panels of beautiful Florentine glass; clusters of scrolling iron bands ornament the top and bottom of the lantern. These wall lamps are in excellent condition, and the glass is in excellent condition with no cracks or breaks. The porch lights have been professionally rewired and come with all the necessary attachments for modern installation. Each sconce measures 29-1/2” tall, 12-1/2” wide, and projects 15” from the wall. NSP932

This part of project was a transitional space / and serves as a sun room.
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