Professional Grade 33-inch Fireclay Farmhouse Sink - Timeless Elegance & Durability Upgrade your kitchen projects with the TAITAO S332018P, a classic 33-inch fireclay farmhouse sink designed for both modern and traditional aesthetics. Each sink is masterfully crafted from high-density fireclay and kiln-fired at 1280°C, resulting in a rock-hard, non-porous surface that resists stains, scratches, and thermal shock. As an ISO9001 certified manufacturer, we specialize in delivering top-tier kitchen fixtures to developers, wholesalers, and designers worldwide. Key Product Advantages: 1. Minimalist Deep Bowl: The spacious 9-inch depth provides ample room for oversized cookware while maintaining a sleek, clean look. 2. Superior Fireclay Material: Heavier and more durable than standard ceramic, with a brilliant white glaze that won't fade over time. 3. Certified for Excellence: Fully compliant with cUPC, CE, and UKCA standards, ensuring easy approval for North American and European projects. 4.High Net Weight: 49.35 KG of solid construction, reflecting the premium density of our material. Partnership & Sourcing: We provide reliable supply chains, OEM customization, and competitive factory pricing for bulk requirements. ? Explore our full product range at: https://www.taitao-hs.com/product/fireclay-farmhouse-single-bowl-kitchen-sink-s332018p/

This stairs in the foyer are held off the wall to allow for more natural light. 9 large windows brighten the foyer. The floor color allows for a "beachy" and airy feel, inviting guests inside. AR Custom Builders

Huge transitional u-shaped light wood floor eat-in kitchen photo in Boston with a farmhouse sink, recessed-panel cabinets, gray cabinets, quartz countertops, white backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

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DESIGNER: Wayne Fritz – FUSE DESIGN SPECIES: Maple DOOR STYLE: P10_81_81_d FINISH: Cobblestone wood stain with a matte clear lacquer finish on all fronts. MCP maple drawers and interiors. PREMIUMS: 2 bin pullout garbage, chopping block drawer, pantry rollouts, drawer dividers, towel bar, stacked wall door upper glass doors. Countertop: Granite and Laminate PROJECT OVERVIEW This Legacy Homes Ltd custom built home in the Stonebridge area of Saskatoon provides a panoramic view of a large man-made lake. Plenty of natural light streams into the home and the choice of light colored counter surfaces augment the dark colored cabinetry throughout the home. This project included Kitchen, Island, Bath, Laundry, Kitchenette and Hallway cabinetry. CHALLENGES In this new home build, the homeowners where looking for a full complement of cabinetry within a very defined budget. Utilizing the nine-foot ceiling without overpowering the adjacent living spaces with imposing cabinetry, was also important. SOLUTION We created a working kitchen that’s beauty and style matched its functionality. The abundance of natural light and nine foot ceilings lent well to the darker cobblestone finish. Stacking glass unit uppers with interior lighting provide great show space for collectibles. The color matched light rail on the bottom of the uppers nicely conceals the LED work area lighting. The large island provides both convenient work surface for those special baking projects with grandchildren as well as great entertaining space for when all of the family gathers together. Plenty of large drawer storage makes it easy to access heavier dishes and cook pots. The full extension slides throughout the kitchen, including the pantry shelves, allow for easy access to all stored goods. Matching cabinetry in the baths, laundry room, hallway and lower level kitchenette matches well with the wall colors, flooring and other finishing touches the homeowner chose. The matching mirror frames in the ensuite add a nice finished touch.

This classic Spanish home in South Pasadena was decorated to reflect the homeowners bohemian style, vintage collections, and subtle art deco features in the architecture. Highlights include a hand-painted ceiling mural, custom cat covers on sofa, and a vintage record player. Photos by Erika Bierman www.erikabiermanphotography.com Photos by Erika Bierman www.erikabiermanphotography.com

Our acrylic Freestanding bathtubs will be popular among most families, especially for the material of arcylic are the most popular choice for freestanding tubs because They are perhaps the best all-around material in terms of durability, versatility, and affordability.They are strong and lightweight, which makes them easier to carry and install, especially on upper levels. They won't require floor reinforcements, unlike other heavier materials like cast iron and stone.Acrylic bathtubs have a smooth, comfortable surface that is perfect for bathing. Because it is non-porous, acrylic is resistant to staining and discoloration; it is also resistant to scratches. What's Included? Drain Assembly/ Waste Overflow Drain Features Our bathtub is made out of 100% high gloss white LUCITE acrylic and reinforced with resin and fiberglass . All of these are top quality material which are rarely used by others due to a relatively high cost. Solid brass Brushed Chrome drain, stainless steel Brushed Nickel overflow, user and instruction manual. Besides, extremely solid package - very firm carton box is used to transport bathtubs, making sure a safe delivery. Acrylic and reinforced with fiberglass for long lasting durability. Bottom with stainless steel bracket makes the bearing capacity is up to 1000 LBS, Double Walled reinforce design bringing maximum insulation and keeping water at its desired temperature longer and suitable for 1 Or 2 persons bathing. Easy clean, easy maintenance, stain-resistant, scratch resistant surface that maintains its high gloss. Can be use for a long time. And keep bright and clean as new. This Freestanding bathtub is luxury, comfort and chic style. Its size is ample yet economical allowing it to fit a variety of spaces. Gently sloping lines follow the natural curves of your body providing exceptional comfort. Product Details Primary Material: Acrylic Faucet Included: No Drain Placement: Right

Eisen is one of a group of tiles originally inspired by weathered steel yet its blend of dark tones and subtle patterning allow it to masquerade as a number of natural materials, providing you with a floor that can blend seamlessly into any décor. Add our new Quadrant border to frame your floor in a modern, minimalistic manner. The beveled edges of this single color border use light to highlight its framework. Alternatively, add grout strips between tiles to introduce a more traditional look with dark colored strips adding subtle separation or light colored strips adding contrast.

The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.

The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.

DESIGNER: Wayne Fritz – FUSE DESIGN SPECIES: MDF/Alder DOOR STYLE: Shaker FINISH: Benjamin Moore White Dove on MDF. Charcoal wood stain with a matte clear lacquer finish on island fronts. MCP maple interiors. Dovetail Maple drawers. PREMIUMS: 2 corner super lazy susans, swing out garbage, pull out garbage, pantry rollouts, towel bar, glass doors in bar area, wine storage. COUNTERTOPS: Granite – Cambria’s Laneshaw PROJECT OVERVIEW: The homeowners did a complete makeover of their kitchen/dining area. The clients were their own contractor and chose to add additional, task, ambient and area lighting throughout the room which provides plenty of options when entertaining a room full of guests or just relaxing at the table with that morning coffee in hand. The combined wide open spaces cover all the bases for a great working, eating and entertaining room but yet remain cozy and warm for a quiet relaxing drink at the end of the day. CHALLENGES: Creating a transition area from working space to entertaining guests, as well as maintaining a welcoming but functional kitchen. SOLUTION: The abundance of natural light from both sides of the room highlight the entire area. The large island provides a central convenient work space. An under counter microwave allows easy and safe access to a cooking appliance that often sits on a counter or is too high to reach. Plenty of large drawer storage makes it easy to access heavier dishes and cook pots. The full extension slides throughout the kitchen, including the pantry shelves and bar area storage, allow for easy access to all stored goods. We were able to create a working kitchen that’s timeless beauty and style matched its functionality. Lots of natural light and added LED lights make this space welcoming to anyone to sit and enjoy a hot cup of coffee on a cool fall morning or a relaxing sip of wine after a long hard days work. PHOTOGRAPHY: kraftbPHOTO.ca

DESIGNER: Wayne Fritz – FUSE DESIGN SPECIES: MDF/Alder DOOR STYLE: Shaker FINISH: Benjamin Moore White Dove on MDF. Charcoal wood stain with a matte clear lacquer finish on island fronts. MCP maple interiors. Dovetail Maple drawers. PREMIUMS: 2 corner super lazy susans, swing out garbage, pull out garbage, pantry rollouts, towel bar, glass doors in bar area, wine storage. COUNTERTOPS: Granite – Cambria’s Laneshaw PROJECT OVERVIEW: The homeowners did a complete makeover of their kitchen/dining area. The clients were their own contractor and chose to add additional, task, ambient and area lighting throughout the room which provides plenty of options when entertaining a room full of guests or just relaxing at the table with that morning coffee in hand. The combined wide open spaces cover all the bases for a great working, eating and entertaining room but yet remain cozy and warm for a quiet relaxing drink at the end of the day. CHALLENGES: Creating a transition area from working space to entertaining guests, as well as maintaining a welcoming but functional kitchen. SOLUTION: The abundance of natural light from both sides of the room highlight the entire area. The large island provides a central convenient work space. An under counter microwave allows easy and safe access to a cooking appliance that often sits on a counter or is too high to reach. Plenty of large drawer storage makes it easy to access heavier dishes and cook pots. The full extension slides throughout the kitchen, including the pantry shelves and bar area storage, allow for easy access to all stored goods. We were able to create a working kitchen that’s timeless beauty and style matched its functionality. Lots of natural light and added LED lights make this space welcoming to anyone to sit and enjoy a hot cup of coffee on a cool fall morning or a relaxing sip of wine after a long hard days work. PHOTOGRAPHY: kraftbPHOTO.ca

Complete kitchen remodel with white shaker cabinets, quartz counter top, LED under cabinet lights, stainless steel farm sink, white subway tile back splash, crown molding, stainless steel appliances, garden window, pull out pantry rack and spice racks, mixer pull out stand. Photos by: Sure Shots Photos

Our acrylic Freestanding bathtubs will be popular among most families, especially for the material of arcylic are the most popular choice for freestanding tubs because They are perhaps the best all-around material in terms of durability, versatility, and affordability.They are strong and lightweight, which makes them easier to carry and install, especially on upper levels. They won't require floor reinforcements, unlike other heavier materials like cast iron and stone.Acrylic bathtubs have a smooth, comfortable surface that is perfect for bathing. Because it is non-porous, acrylic is resistant to staining and discoloration; it is also resistant to scratches. What's Included? Drain Assembly/ Waste Overflow Drain Features Our bathtub is made out of 100% high gloss white LUCITE acrylic and reinforced with resin and fiberglass . All of these are top quality material which are rarely used by others due to a relatively high cost. Solid brass Brushed Chrome drain, stainless steel Brushed Nickel overflow, user and instruction manual. Besides, extremely solid package - very firm carton box is used to transport bathtubs, making sure a safe delivery. Acrylic and reinforced with fiberglass for long lasting durability. Bottom with stainless steel bracket makes the bearing capacity is up to 1000 LBS, Double Walled reinforce design bringing maximum insulation and keeping water at its desired temperature longer and suitable for 1 Or 2 persons bathing. Easy clean, easy maintenance, stain-resistant, scratch resistant surface that maintains its high gloss. Can be use for a long time. And keep bright and clean as new. This Freestanding bathtub is luxury, comfort and chic style. Its size is ample yet economical allowing it to fit a variety of spaces. Gently sloping lines follow the natural curves of your body providing exceptional comfort. Product Details Primary Material: Acrylic Faucet Included: No Drain Placement: Right

Designed By: Richard Bustos Photos By: Chad Mellon It is practically unheard of in interior design—that, in a matter of four hours, the majority of furnishings, accessories, lighting and artwork could be selected for an entire 5,000-square-foot home. But that was exactly the story for Cantoni designer Richard Bustos and his clients, Karen and Mike Moran. The couple, who had purchased and were in the midst of gutting a home on the water in Newport Beach, California, knew what they wanted. Combined with Richard’s design assistance, it was a match made for swift decision-making and the resulting beautifully neutral, modern space. “We went into Cantoni in Irvine and fell in love with it—it was everything we liked,” Karen says. “Richard had the same vision we did, and we told him what we wanted, and he would direct us. He was on the same level.” Even more surprising: they selected the furnishings before the home’s bones were even complete. They had wanted a more contemporary vibe to capitalize on the expansive bay views and were in the midst of ripping out low ceilings and outdated spaces. “We wanted modern warmth,” Karen says. “Cantoni furniture was the perfect fit.” After their initial meeting, Richard met with the couple several times to take measurements and ensure pieces would fit. And they did—with elegant cohesion. In the living room, they leaned heavily on the Fashion Affair collection by Malerba, which is exclusive to Cantoni in the U.S. He flanked the Fashion Affair sofa in ivory leather with the Fashion Affair club chairs in taupe leather and the ivory Viera area rug to create a sumptuous textural mix. In the center, he placed the brown-glossed Fashion Affair low cocktail table and Fashion Affair occasional table for ease of entertaining and conversation. A punch of glamour came by way of a set of Ravi table lamps in gold-glazed porcelain set on special-ordered Fashion Affair side tables. The Harmony floor sculpture in black stone and capiz shell was brought in for added interest. “Because of the grand scale of the living room—with high ceilings and numerous windows overlooking the water—the pieces in the space had to have more substance,” Richard says. “They are heavier-scaled than traditional modern furnishings, and in neutral tones to allow the architectural elements, such as a glass staircase and elevator, to be the main focal point.” The trio settled on the Fashion Affair extension table in brown gloss with a bronze metal arc base in the formal dining area, and flanked it with eight Arcadia high-back chairs. “We like to have Sunday dinners with our large family, and now we finally have a big dining-room table,” Karen says. The master bedroom also affords bay views, and they again leaned heavily on neutral tones with the M Place California-king bed with chrome accents, the M Place nightstand with M Place table lamps, the M Place bench, Natuzzi’s Anteprima chair and a Scoop accent table. “They were fun, happy, cool people to work with,” Richard says. One of the couple’s favorite spaces—the family room—features a remote-controlled, drop-down projection screen. For comfortable viewing, Richard paired the Milano sectional (with a power recliner) with the Sushi round cocktail table, the Lambrea accent table, and a Ravi table lamp in a gold metallic snakeskin pattern. “Richard was wonderful, was on top of it, and was a great asset to our team,” Karen says. Mike agrees. “Richard was a dedicated professional,” he says. “He spent hours walking us through Cantoni making suggestions, measuring, and offering advice on what would and wouldn’t work. Cantoni furniture was a natural fit.”

The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.

The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.

The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.

The basement is designed as a warm, immersive retreat that blends eclectic design with spa-like tranquility and hidden entertainment spaces. The overall palette centers around warm natural woods, matte black accents, and layered moody lighting, creating a cozy yet sophisticated atmosphere throughout the space. The main living area features a comfortable lounge zone anchored by a fireplace, with plush seating, textured rugs, and low, ambient lighting to create a relaxed, intimate vibe. Built-in shelving in dark wood with black metal details adds visual interest and provides space for books, art, and curated décor. The lighting plan emphasizes dim, warm, and indirect sources—wall sconces, concealed LED strips, and table lamps—to keep the environment calm and atmospheric rather than bright and open. One side of the basement transitions into a Zen-inspired spa retreat. This area uses lighter warm woods and natural stone elements to create contrast while maintaining harmony with the rest of the basement. The spa includes: A glass-front sauna with slatted cedar walls and soft backlighting A cold plunge tub with dark stone or concrete surround Minimalist fixtures in matte black Subtle greenery and natural textures to reinforce the calming, restorative feel The spa zone should feel like a boutique wellness retreat tucked inside the home—clean, quiet, and intentionally minimal. A unique feature of the basement is a hidden “man cave” lounge accessed through a secret door disguised as a built-in shelving unit. When opened, it reveals a darker, more intimate room designed for entertaining or unwinding. This space uses rich two-tone walls in deep warm hues—such as charcoal paired with dark walnut or oxblood—along with low lighting and heavier textures. The room could include a bar area, media setup, leather seating, and subtle accent lighting to enhance the clandestine, speakeasy-like atmosphere. Overall, the basement should feel layered, cozy, slightly mysterious, and luxurious, balancing relaxation, wellness, and entertainment in a way that feels cohesive but full of discovery.