James Bourret
Huge trendy dark wood floor hallway photo in Other with beige walls

Meredith Richard
Mid-sized transitional master brown tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile bathroom photo in Orlando with raised-panel cabinets, light wood cabinets, blue walls, an undermount sink and granite countertops

These images and the accompanying letter touched us deeply today.... "Those pieces have traveled with us across the country...A requirement of each of our homes has been that they graciously accommodate the dining room set...We've attached pictures from the New Mexico and Oregon homes so you can see how the dining table has shown off in each setting...We wanted to let you know how your creations have enriched our surroundings and been part of the fabric of our lives." #gratitude #weloveourcustomers #jeffreygreenedesignstudio #custommadefurniture #extensionleaves# peggeddiningtable #woodjoinery #woodworking #customfabricated

The living room in a typical Parisian apartment is often the centerpiece of the home, reflecting the city's elegant and chic style. The space is usually spacious, with high ceilings, large windows, and intricate moldings, giving the room an airy and light-filled ambiance. The decor often features a blend of modern and classic French elements, such as a plush sofa, vintage armchairs, ornate mirrors, and elegant chandeliers. Artwork, books, and decorative objects are often carefully arranged throughout the room, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Overall, the living room in a Parisian apartment is a stylish and sophisticated space where people gather to relax, entertain, and enjoy the company of loved ones.

Photo Cred: Joshua Thayer
This is an example of a mid-sized mediterranean partial sun front yard gravel formal garden in San Francisco for spring.

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Inspiration for a contemporary home design remodel in Toronto

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Mid-sized transitional marble floor bedroom photo in Toronto with beige walls

More Projects, welcome to website: www.maxdiashop.com, or INS: maxdia_home 1. Handmade with cotton and linen blended thick fabric. The color of the base fabric is cream. 2. Easily installed in minutes with all necessary hardware included, lift cords are on the right side. 3. Lifting track is made of a robust aircraft aluminum alloy. Each shade can be adjusted to any position due to our unique speed reducer and self-locking device. 4. Standard shade is unlined, can block out 65% of light, privacy lining and blackout lining can be selected for a custom order. 5. Attached to the headrail with a velcro strip that holds tightly for daily use but is easy to pull off when you want to wash them. They are great for people with dust allergies, families with small children or homeowners with pets.

Inspiration for a farmhouse bedroom remodel in Austin

Master bathroom with wet room
Minimalist bathroom photo in Los Angeles

Kitchen - kitchen idea in Grand Rapids

Photo of a mid-sized traditional full sun backyard mulch formal garden in Atlanta for summer.

Inspiration for a patio remodel in San Francisco

The new coffee bar /server just steps from the formal dining room , perfect for large family gatherings.
Enclosed kitchen - traditional u-shaped enclosed kitchen idea in New York with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, white cabinets, marble countertops, green backsplash, glass tile backsplash and stainless steel appliances

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Example of a mid-sized minimalist master gray tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile bathroom design in Atlanta with shaker cabinets, gray cabinets, a one-piece toilet, gray walls, an undermount sink and quartz countertops

Jarrett Ford
Example of a trendy basement design in Toronto

This job was for a repeat client in Toft near Cambridge who had aa stunning large hallway that was tiled in beautiful pale Limestone. My client had asked me back to work on the floor having previously completed the deep clean and seal of a Terracotta floor previously. The Limestone tiling in the entrance hall had years of some type of topical sealer applied to it. This caused the stone to look slightly discoloured and from certain lights showed up hundreds of scratches and smudges embedded in the seal. I’ve tried to capture this problem in the photographs on this page, but it was very difficult. A topical sealer sits on the surface of the tile where it is vulnerable to scratching, hallways are generally high traffic areas and so more likely to see this sort of problem. Ideally an impregnating sealer should have been applied, impregnators work by occupying the pores in the stone thus preventing soiling from becoming ingrained in the stone. Before starting we protected the woodwork against splashing with blue film, I don’t usually make a great deal of mess, but you can never be too careful when working in someone’s property especially one as beautiful as this. To strip off the old sealer I began by applying a strong dilution of Tile Doctor Remove and Go to the Limestone tiles. I split the floor into sections and used a 400-grit diamond burnishing pad to work the Tile Doctor Remove and Go into the tiles. The floor was then rinsed off using our high-pressure cleaning system that applies pressurised hot water to the floor whilst simultaneously extracting the soil with its built-in vacuum. The system is quite heavy, so it is built into my van, and I run a large flexible hose to a spinner tool that does the cleaning. It is an expensive tool, but it saves a lot of time and leaves the floor fairly dry afterwards. The 400-grit pad had released a lot of the sealer but there were quite a few layers to get through, so I changed the burnishing pad to a coarse 200-grit pad and repeated the process. After another rinse and extract I would see it had the desired effect and I was able to carry on building up the finish on the Limestone by apply the 400-grit followed by the 800, 1500 grit pads. It was a large floor and so this took up much of the day so once complete I left for the day so it could dry off overnight. The next day I finished the polishing process with the application of a 3000-grit burnishing pad which is applied with a little water sprayed onto the tile and really brings up the polish on the stone. This process has the added advantage of leaving the floor dry so not long afterwards I was able to move on to sealing. For this floor two coats of Tile Doctor Ultra-Seal were applied, it is an impregnating sealer that won’t alter the colour of the tiles leaving a natural look. My client was much happier with the new finish and has asked for another quotation on some more Terracotta flooring that needs attention. For aftercare I recommend using Tile Doctor stone soap, it’s a special formula that builds on the patina which will help maintain the polished appearance of the Limestone. Tom Conlon Cambridge Tile Doctor