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“D” is for dynamite in this bathroom that was transformed into an up to date and highly functional space with a walk-in shower. The white Ceasarstone counter top and subway tiles in the shower are a crisp backdrop to the accent strip of tiles that are a combination of glass and stone.

Madeline Tolle Design by Tandem Designs
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Boston area white painted kitchen from Heartwood Kitchens using QCCI custom cabinetry. Two different countertop materials are used marble and soapstone. Furniture like cabinetry with bracketed feet, lettered glass front cabinets and cabinets designed to go to the ceiling with beautiful layered moldings all great details fitting for an old Victorian rehab. Photography by Eric Roth.

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SKU 1586-10443-WH3 Expected Availability Date: 05/22/2018 Material Rubberwood Solids with Sycamore Veneers and Plated Metal Number of Shelves 4 Number of Drawers 5 Style Modern-Contemporary Features Two fixed glass shelves One door with open storage behind Three box drawers Two file drawers with letter/legal file storage Finished back Finish Whites/Creams/Beiges Finish WH3 white finish and GLD5 plated metal with gold round knob pull and large gold circular pull Width 40" Depth 20" Height 76" Weight 220 lb

Available in a variety of woods & finishes. Example shown is crafted in Sugar Pine in our painted Black over Red finish. Clever construction conceals the fact that this is a file cabinet, works well in any room of your home. Top drawer is a shallow drawer for pencils & incidentals, bottom 2 drawers are fit for hanging letter size files, an option is available for legal size files oriented laterally below. All drawers are fully dovetailed and mounted on premium full-extension glides. Sturdy aluminium file glides support the heaviest files. Solid wood construction. Finely finished inside & out. Signed and dated by the cabinetmaker. 32″ wide x 21″ deep x 36″ high.

"S" is for stunning and that is what this mudroom / laundry room certainly is. The stainless steel washer & dryer have their own custom unit with beveled white subway tile backsplash, New Super White Quartzite top and drying rack area. The dated utility sink was replaced by an undermount stainless steel sink and pull-out spray faucet.

"We are writing this letter to once again thank you for everything you did in building our new house at Duxbury Beach. Many people we know had horror stories about working with contractors, we honestly felt like we did not have any problems. Working with you was more like having friends building our dream home.new home construction, beach construction, beach home We assumed that living out of state during a construction project as large as this one would cause many problems. Both Tripp and Peter kept us up to date with job site photos and a detailed calendar of decisions we needed to make. Even after we added a couple of minor items to the project we came in under budget, and through up-to-date invoicing we knew every penny we paid was accounted for. The jobsite was so clean that one of the neighbors who spoke out against the project to the original planning board meeting asked us for your contact information at the end of the project. We love showing our home. Tripp and team met our goals and exceeded our expectations for this project. We have had several compliments on the craftsmanship and details in the home. Someone even asked if this was the builder’s show home. Any time you would like to take someone through the house we would be proud to show them our retirement dream home….." Your friends, — Marty and Mary Ellen Federici, Duxbury

Photo: Nick Klein © 2019 Houzz