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Example of a classic home design design in Phoenix

Example of a large classic white two-story vinyl gable roof design in DC Metro with a shingle roof

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Photo of a traditional landscaping in Los Angeles.

The Olson Family Wood Fired Pizza Oven with Ceramic Fiber Blanket was built using the Mattone Barile Grande foam oven form. This is also a great example of building an oven with a Monolithic hearth. To see more pictures of this oven (and many more ovens), please visit – BrickWoodOvens.com

Inspiration for a traditional landscaping in New York.

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Minimalist home design photo in Las Vegas

Cabinetry & Pivot Aluminum Door System by Komandor. Love this update on kid’s bedroom storage & desk with fresh ideas! Sleek black storage with reeded glass makes this cabinet light, interesting and functional. The side lower cabinet with recessed handles on wheels is also a versatile and stylish addition to the room! All custom by Komandor!

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Home design - transitional home design idea in Toronto with purple walls

Elegant bathroom photo in Jacksonville

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Inspiration for a rustic landscaping in Cleveland.

Example of a trendy home design design in Seattle

This is an example of an asian landscaping in San Diego.

The wrought iron wine cellar doors and fireplaces were fabricated and hand hammered to create these one of a kind works of art. The wine cellar and fireplace doors were installed prior to the masonry work to hide the attachment points. To tie them together, the handles were made to match. The seven foot wine cellar doors were built to tight tolerances so it could be sealed for refrigeration. A six foot double sided fireplace faces the dining room and great room. Its branch detail is only on the great room side as to not distract from the custom hand crafted grape vines on the cellar doors. The fossil fireplace is located in the breakfast nook. To give it a relic texture, the doors were hand hammered along the edges. The branches and leaves were also hammered and shaped by hand. Overall, the simple fireplace complements the fossilized fish.