Description: Interior Design by Sees Design ( http://www.seesdesign.com/). Architecture by Stocker Hoesterey Montenegro Architects ( http://www.shmarchitects.com/david-stocker-1/). Built by Coats Homes (www.coatshomes.com). Photography by Costa Christ Media ( https://www.costachrist.com/).

Susan Klavohn Bryant A charming traditional style house in a great neighborhood. The project started out with plans for a new roof, new kitchen cabinets, fresh paint, and carpet; however, structural problems were quickly identified which led to a complete renovation down to the floor joists.

Regan Wood Photography
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Master Bathroom: Kohler Finial Traditional Widespread Lav Faucet with Lever Handles K-310-4M. Kohler Memiors Undercounter Lav K-2339. Note: Tile, paint colors, lighting and mirrors were not identified at time of photo.

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Large kitchen remodel transformed the space in keeping with the farmhouse style of the home, adding a large working and seating island with undermount copper sink. A large cabinet bank now links the kitchen and adjoining dining space. Photo: Timothy Manning www.manningmagic.com

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Sophie Piesse
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View of kid's fort. Designed as a three level fort, each of the four different facades create a surface to allow for climbing and access into and out of the structure. The modular structure is stained in yellow to identify it's playfulness and to fit in nicely to it's wooded surroundings.

Master Bathroom: Kohler Finial Traditional Widespread Lav Faucet with Lever Handles K-310-4M. Kohler Memiors Undercounter Lav K-2339. Note: Tile, paint colors, lighting and mirrors were not identified at time of photo.

In each of the New Jersey Suite bedrooms, an assortment of beds were replaced with new captain's beds from Durham, to add additional storage for guests under the beds. The Monmouth Room had no space for a nightstand, so a small shelf with eagle base was placed on the wall to serve as a spot to place a glass of water, or reading glasses at night. Brass plaques were added to some of the works of art, to identify their subject matter and artist, or identify the portrait as needed. Swing arm lamps by the beds provide reading light. The outline quilted coverlets were made by Virginia Quilting, Inc. to my specifications. Bob Narod, Photographer. Design by Linda H. Bassert, Masterworks Window Fashions & Design, LLC.

Stephanie Malsed
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Boys Study Area Built in cabinets, shelving and desk area with enough space designated for each child. Still with a fun and youthful touch. Each boy has his own storage space clearly identified.

Twenty four drawers with special ordered labeled knobs to easily identify each drawer's content, matching the decor and style of the craft room. Photo by: Frank Marrott - Concept 7 www.concept7photo.com

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The bigger the possibilities! Sometimes you have all the space you need right in front of you, and all you need to do is take another look around. This kitchen project was all about identifying opportunities for enhancement, and we were able to drastically increase not only the counter space, but also the amount of room to just hang out in. This kitchen opens up and comes alive with light neutrals and pops of bright colors, and an ornate tile backsplash ties it all together.

Table with transparent varnished metal base, white or graphite embossed lacquered steel. Top in Canaletto walnut, burned oak or 0.5 tempered clear glass. The finish of the base identifies a transparent coating on ferrous raw material. The presence of more or less obvious stains, colour variations, scratches and irregular edges is a feature of the special material processing and is part of the patina, not a defect. Manufactured By Cattelan Italia.