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Calacatta Jubilee is a bright white quartz with distinctive “veins” strewn throughout. This grey veining pattern sweeps across its white backdrop, giving the material the appearance of natural stone. Della Terra® Quartz, a natural quartz surface, is a blend of nature and technology. It combines beauty and functionality in a high-performance surface. Della Terra® Quartz consists of up to 94% quartz, one of the hardest minerals in nature. Color-controlled quartz is blended together with technologically advanced polymers.

With the kitchen being narrow and having little to none natural lighting, it was important to properly light the space. By using stainless steel in combination with the white cabinets, light bounces back and forth between them, illuminating the space, and the hardest to reach corners. The refraction of the stainless steel also compliments the glossiness of the Carrara Marble countertops.

Our Engineered Hickory Hardwood Flooring is available in 5" wide and 7.5" wide planks. With a rating of 1820 Janka Hardness Scale, Hickory ranks among the hardest North American wood species. This durable hickory flooring comes in both stained and natural finishes that give the floor a rustic and inviting feel that can't be matched.
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These floating shelves were found by the client on Etsy. They turned out to be the hardest thing to install in this IKEA kitchen.
Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized modern l-shaped light wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen idea with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, solid surface countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island
Eat-in kitchen - mid-sized modern l-shaped light wood floor and brown floor eat-in kitchen idea with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, solid surface countertops, white backsplash, ceramic backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

Our Engineered Hickory Hardwood Flooring is available in 5" wide and 7.5" wide planks. With a rating of 1820 Janka Hardness Scale, Hickory ranks among the hardest North American wood species. This durable hickory flooring comes in both stained and natural finishes that give the floor a rustic and inviting feel that can't be matched.

Photo: Nanette Wong © 2016 Houzz
Inspiration for a mid-century modern home office remodel in San Francisco
Inspiration for a mid-century modern home office remodel in San Francisco

Santos Mahogany Natal is one of the hardest and most resilient hardwood flooring products. Complimented by its unique grain and reddish tone, the Natal is one of a kind!

The newly created butler's pantry in this historic home provides an area for the homeowners to display their dish ware collection, as well as housing an extra dishwasher, sink and a built in coffee maker, making it the hardest working area of the home. This charming space has a wall of storage at one end, a steel window fitted with a custom linen shade, and vintage inspired lighting. The finishes mimic those of the laundry room on the opposite side of the kitchen.

Color: Natural
Our engineered Acacia hardwood flooring can be recognized by it's unique swirling grain patterns and extraordinary color variations. The Acacia wood species boasts a remarkable rating of 2400 on the Janka Hardness Scale making Acacia wood flooring one of the hardest wood flooring options available. The impact chisel distressing techniques that are applied to all of our Acacia wood flooring products provide a look that will complement any home's style of decor.

TEAM
Interior Design: LDa Architecture & Interiors
Builder: Dixon Building Company
Landscape Architect: Gregory Lombardi Design
Photographer: Greg Premru Photography

Looking for a beautiful but strong solid surface? Viatera is comprised of 93% quartz, one of the hardest minerals on earth, giving it superior strength to stone. And unlike other products, Viatera does not require sealing.
Featured color: Karis

This chestnut colored bamboo floor is the hardest type of bamboo available. You can hit it with a hammer and it won't dent! The product comes in a click-lock construction, so you can roll out a layer of cork cushion underneath it. The product works well in 1970s home retro-fit because it works well with the darker stain colors of trim from the 70s and 80s.

This honey maple colored bamboo floor is the hardest type of bamboo available. You can hit it with a hammer and it won't dent! The product comes in a click-lock construction, so you can roll out a layer of cork cushion underneath it. The product works well next to Maple and Birch cabinets and trim due to the veins of color and tone found in the bamboo.

Our Engineered Hickory Hardwood Flooring is available in 5" wide and 7.5" wide planks. With a rating of 1820 Janka Hardness Scale, Hickory ranks among the hardest North American wood species. This durable hickory flooring comes in both stained and natural finishes that give the floor a rustic and inviting feel that can't be matched.

We also completed a partial side addition to create a side entrance and mudroom.
Trendy home design photo in DC Metro
Trendy home design photo in DC Metro

Santos Mahogany Natal is one of the hardest and most resilient hardwood flooring products. Complimented by its unique grain and reddish tone, the Natal is one of a kind!

This kitchen was redone using Martha Stewart line of cabinets in a cream color. We used solid grey granite for the counter tops, and marble subway tile for the backsplash. The hardest part of this renovation, was to make the soffit look like part of the cabinetry. (The soffits had way to much plumbing to eliminate them all together) We shaved the soffits back as much as we could, and we trimmed it out, to make it look like part of the cabinetry.

Our Engineered Hickory Hardwood Flooring is available in 5" wide and 7.5" wide planks. With a rating of 1820 Janka Hardness Scale, Hickory ranks among the hardest North American wood species. This durable hickory flooring comes in both stained and natural finishes that give the floor a rustic and inviting feel that can't be matched.

The newly created butler's pantry in this historic home provides an area for the homeowners to display their dish ware collection, as well as housing an extra dishwasher, sink and a built in coffee maker, making it the hardest working area of the home. This charming space has a wall of storage at one end, a steel window fitted with a custom linen shade, and vintage inspired lighting. The finishes mimic those of the laundry room on the opposite side of the kitchen.

Taj Mahal Quartzite with a clean eased edge in a luxurious modern Annapolis, Maryland home. Quartzite is a 100% natural, quarried stone that looks like marble, but is durable and scratch resistant like granite. Taj Mahal Quartzite is one of the hardest natural countertop stones on the market.
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