This beautiful renovation by Alair Homes used SAGIREV REF #8 Caramel Cedar panels in four different applications: Gables, Columns, Soffits under the main entrance, covered areas of the home, and the interior man cave ceiling above the garage.

Altmann Construction Company
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Gioi Tran, Into The Night, 48"x48", acrylic on canvas www.arthaus-sf.com

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Detail of custom wallcovering. Underlay by Donald Alter. Paper lace by Rebecca Darlington. Photo by Meredith Heuer
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Broadway Botanicals by Dorie Swanson
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Reclaimed furniture hand crafted and exclusively imported by Nectar. Here you see our large etched bowl, hand picked and imported from India.

Nestled in an exclusive Scottsdale enclave, this garden amendment and redesign captures the charm of both the home and the homeowner. A garden of softness, texture, and ever-changing color was the understanding throughout the design process. Creating interest and establishing pattern were cornerstones in the linear spaces, curvilinear walkways and paths guide visitors through their outdoor living space. Establishing an enjoyable entertaining space and bringing the outdoors “in” were paramount when constructing this scaled botanical garden.

Great care was taken with plant selection and the different textures and colors that they would bring to the landscape.