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The objective for this design was to create non-traditional artwork to serve as a striking focal point for this master bath. After much brainstorming, this designer started a search for some type of platter, bowl or plate that could be framed as a set.
Crate & Barrel’s Suki bowls, although matte black on the outside, gleamed with a beautiful gold finish from the interior which sparked an instant flash of creativity within this designer!
The next step involved having a woodworker make a simple oak frame, after which the bowls went from centerpiece to high end art. The homeowner absolutely loved the results and guests comment on the beautiful art and guests are astonished to learn they were made with repurposed materials!

Rethink Refinishing® with a complete cabinet Color Change. This process involves a much more dramatic effect than the other cabinet services such as traditional refinishing, refacing or even replacement. Often the change will involve going from a golden oak or whitewash finish to a cherry, walnut or black tone. You will love the result of this transformation. It’s a great way to give your kitchen a new look and change the entire feel of a room. At 1/3rd the cost of refacing and 1/5th the cost of replacement, you'll love the brilliant results and the cost savings.
All of our processes use our Lightspeed Plus® refinishing process which cures instantly with a powerful U.V. light. Our process requires no sanding and all our solutions are virtually odorless – so there’s No Dust. No Mess. No Odor®. With Lightspeed, expect a beautifully refinished kitchen with little to no down time.

Reminiscent of a villa in south of France, this Old World yet still sophisticated home are what the client had dreamed of. The home was newly built to the client’s specifications. The wood tone kitchen cabinets are made of butternut wood, instantly warming the atmosphere. The perimeter and island cabinets are painted and captivating against the limestone counter tops. A custom steel hammered hood and Apex wood flooring (Downers Grove, IL) bring this room to an artful balance.
Project specs: Sub Zero integrated refrigerator and Wolf 36” range
Interior Design by Tony Stavish, A.W. Stavish Designs
Craig Dugan - Photographer
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Built in the iconic neighborhood of Mount Curve, just blocks from the lakes, Walker Art Museum, and restaurants, this is city living at its best. Myrtle House is a design-build collaboration with Hage Homes and Regarding Design with expertise in Southern-inspired architecture and gracious interiors. With a charming Tudor exterior and modern interior layout, this house is perfect for all ages.

Kitchen - transitional galley light wood floor kitchen idea in Austin with an undermount sink, open cabinets, white cabinets, white backsplash, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and an island

We love the contrast that these black quartz countertops create with the white farmhouse sink and cabinets, and blue and white back splash tile. The tile from Pratt & Larson was custom made for this kitchen. The client wanted something unique and traditional, but with a contemporary twist.
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This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

This remodel project in Kirkland involved a completely reimagined kitchen, nook, family room and outdoor living room. The client dreamed of a chef’s kitchen featuring blue accents with an open environment that was lighter and brighter. This was accomplished through significant floor plan and layout revisions to the three primary living areas to create cohesiveness when preparing meals and entertaining guests, both indoors and out.

Opting for a cost-effective update to the upstairs bathroom, we kept plumbing fixtures in their original positions. The pivotal change involved replacing the enclosed tub/shower combo with a modern, frameless glass shower, instantly creating a more open feel. We replaced the framed linen closet with a custom millwork cabinet to match the vanity. Transitioning from two sinks to one provided extra functional storage within the vanity.

Opting for a cost-effective update to the upstairs bathroom, we kept plumbing fixtures in their original positions. The pivotal change involved replacing the enclosed tub/shower combo with a modern, frameless glass shower, instantly creating a more open feel. We replaced the framed linen closet with a custom millwork cabinet to match the vanity. Transitioning from two sinks to one provided extra functional storage within the vanity.
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