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Popcorn ceiling before Shiplap added
Inspiration for a coastal home design remodel in DC Metro

Naturals NM04 Sintered Alloy (left), NM03 Corroded Green (right)
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Contemporary meets traditional in this La Cañada Study. The concept was simplicity with richness and depth, creating a calming workspace. The abundance of light and high ceilings made the perfect setting for a deep, handsome color palette. There was a focus on layering materials, including a sisal rug, woven shades, a mix of metals and different woods. Amy Bartlam

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Eclectic home design photo in Sacramento

Our Solution Resin based plaster was used on this Southern California home. Plaster application was completed by Standard Drywall.
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Cove Lighting Detail Photo Credit by Gaile Guevara

Patterned mosaic tile makes up the walls of this powder room. Six different patterns appear on this octagon shaped tile.
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Our terrazzo is a favorite of architects and architectural design firms. We like to think of marble agglomerate as a modern Venetian terrazzo that, thanks to its great style and performance, is the perfect solution for an endless array of projects, from the retail outlets of major fashion houses to prestigious business offices around the world, as well as for the exterior cladding for entire buildings.

Harboring a timeless, understated extravagance with an iconic art deco feel, REFLECT by the acclaimed French architect - Jean Nouvel - comes with his lauded talent for conceptualizing light through a reflective, monochrome design available in black and untreated metal, featuring vertical ridges.

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Transitional bedroom photo in Sacramento

ELITIS PANAMA DIVALI VP 714 01 TO FEATURE WALL was chosen to reflect the sun rising over the sea. For our clients a deep connection to nature was one of the key brief requirements.

This clever diversion of building materials was designed and executed for a young family of four with a limited budget. On top of bringing an overall aesthetic value, the wood panels were ideal for refurbishing the electricity and plumbing without having to demolish and rebuild the whole ground floor. To Stéphane’s rigorous design, the owners Klor and Scien added their witty graphic touch.

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