Custom glass gives Hebron the prized character of functional artwork. The deeply pressed and polished bubble motif displays the beauty of design and the skill of master glass crafters. Etched inside, Hebron spreads an even array of light throughout your space. Overall Dimensions: 4.25"Ext. x 7.5"W x 23"H

This Chameleon Concepts Product Features: Color: Crema Collection: Alma Dimensions: 42" x 21" x 21.5" Material: Alma vanities are manufactured using medium density fiberboard (MDF). MDF is produced by dry-pressing timber fibers together with synthetic resins to bind them. It has a plain homogeneous structure with a surface finishing resulting in smooth sides and edges. This allows it to be a perfect material for lacquers. MDF can be cut, milled, and mechanized efficiently. Finishing: Our lacquers are protected by extra hardeners to provide them with additional to resistance and wear. The interiors of our vanities are painted as well to achieve an overall elegance. Installation: Each vanity is wall hung using a unique metal bracket that is supplied. By integrating the installation bracket into the vanity, the load capacity for wall-hung vanity can reach 530lbs. The bracket are adjustable in height and depth. Internal Hardware: Each vanity is outfitted with Blum 4D Runner glides and feature the “blumotion” soft close system. The drawers are ultra slim and metallic to maximize their use and capacity. Tops, sinks and accessories sold separately. The Alma collection is the perfect fusion of form and function. The elegance of its design is highlighted by its high gloss lacquer sheen and beautiful drawer panel detail. It is available in 3 sizes and 6 colors and may be accessorized with one of a kind decorative legs and hardware. Featuring Blum hardware, this dual drawer vanity is perfect for storing all your needs.

This lakefront property set in a nice quiet cove on Lake Sam Rayburn. The entire project was planned and built by carter & company for large family events. The 3 1/2 level structure is designed with craftsman influences and functions well as a large fishing lodge designed for year-round entertaining. Ground level includes outdoor kitchen/dining area,separate outdoor living/gaming area with custom cypress beamed furniture built by carter & company. A 1700 Sq deck overlooks beautiful Sam Rayburn and garage doors open across front and rear elevations to create open breeze ways throughout all downstairs areas. Second floor includes living dining and master suite .an enclosed screen porch extends all the way across the lake side with an old wooden cistern structure which houses an outdoor hot tub. The screen porch has it own 5 ton central unit which is only shared with the downstairs shop area.it also has a 50,000 but ventless fireplace on one end which creates a ( winter area ) on the screen porch. The open spaces of living/dining also share aux heating via early 1900's Wood stove (pot belly) which was refurbished and was originally used in a girls dormitory somewhere in Colorado. Kitchen amenities include professional series equipment, a baking center, dumb waiter to downstairs kitchen, pressed tin ceilings. The entire structure touts custom made knotty alder moldings cabinets and doors. The interior walls are also slatted knotty alder with paint stained finishes. The third floor houses 3 guest bedrooms 1 full bath 1 jack and Jill bath, a 10 x 10 sleeping tent with chandelier, queen mattress, and lake view window. Attic does not exist, instead we incorporated open air vaulted ceilings with turnbuckle collar ties and an upper sleeping loft for kids accessed by custom ships ladder. Other areas of interest include front open air materials lift, 100 ft redneck water slide assembled during summertime and rolling boat dock for lake activities.

This lakefront property set in a nice quiet cove on Lake Sam Rayburn. The entire project was planned and built by carter & company for large family events. The 3 1/2 level structure is designed with craftsman influences and functions well as a large fishing lodge designed for year-round entertaining. Ground level includes outdoor kitchen/dining area,separate outdoor living/gaming area with custom cypress beamed furniture built by carter & company. A 1700 Sq deck overlooks beautiful Sam Rayburn and garage doors open across front and rear elevations to create open breeze ways throughout all downstairs areas. Second floor includes living dining and master suite .an enclosed screen porch extends all the way across the lake side with an old wooden cistern structure which houses an outdoor hot tub. The screen porch has it own 5 ton central unit which is only shared with the downstairs shop area.it also has a 50,000 but ventless fireplace on one end which creates a ( winter area ) on the screen porch. The open spaces of living/dining also share aux heating via early 1900's Wood stove (pot belly) which was refurbished and was originally used in a girls dormitory somewhere in Colorado. Kitchen amenities include professional series equipment, a baking center, dumb waiter to downstairs kitchen, pressed tin ceilings. The entire structure touts custom made knotty alder moldings cabinets and doors. The interior walls are also slatted knotty alder with paint stained finishes. The third floor houses 3 guest bedrooms 1 full bath 1 jack and Jill bath, a 10 x 10 sleeping tent with chandelier, queen mattress, and lake view window. Attic does not exist, instead we incorporated open air vaulted ceilings with turnbuckle collar ties and an upper sleeping loft for kids accessed by custom ships ladder. Other areas of interest include front open air materials lift, 100 ft redneck water slide assembled during summertime and rolling boat dock for lake activities.

This Chameleon Concepts Product Features: Color: Bianca Collection: Alma Dimensions: 36" x 21" x 21.5" Material: Alma vanities are manufactured using medium density fiberboard (MDF). MDF is produced by dry-pressing timber fibers together with synthetic resins to bind them. It has a plain homogeneous structure with a surface finishing resulting in smooth sides and edges. This allows it to be a perfect material for lacquers. MDF can be cut, milled, and mechanized efficiently. Finishing: Our lacquers are protected by extra hardeners to provide them with additional to resistance and wear. The interiors of our vanities are painted as well to achieve an overall elegance. Installation: Each vanity is wall hung using a unique metal bracket that is supplied. By integrating the installation bracket into the vanity, the load capacity for wall-hung vanity can reach 530lbs. The bracket are adjustable in height and depth. Internal Hardware: Each vanity is outfitted with Blum 4D Runner glides and feature the “blumotion” soft close system. The drawers are ultra slim and metallic to maximize their use and capacity. Tops, sinks and accessories sold separately. The Alma collection is the perfect fusion of form and function. The elegance of its design is highlighted by its high gloss lacquer sheen and beautiful drawer panel detail. It is available in 3 sizes and 6 colors and may be accessorized with one of a kind decorative legs and hardware. Featuring Blum hardware, this dual drawer vanity is perfect for storing all your needs.

This Chameleon Concepts Product Features: Color: Nero Collection: Alma Dimensions: 36" x 21" x 21.5" Material: Alma vanities are manufactured using medium density fiberboard (MDF). MDF is produced by dry-pressing timber fibers together with synthetic resins to bind them. It has a plain homogeneous structure with a surface finishing resulting in smooth sides and edges. This allows it to be a perfect material for lacquers. MDF can be cut, milled, and mechanized efficiently. Finishing: Our lacquers are protected by extra hardeners to provide them with additional to resistance and wear. The interiors of our vanities are painted as well to achieve an overall elegance. Installation: Each vanity is wall hung using a unique metal bracket that is supplied. By integrating the installation bracket into the vanity, the load capacity for wall-hung vanity can reach 530lbs. The bracket are adjustable in height and depth. Internal Hardware: Each vanity is outfitted with Blum 4D Runner glides and feature the “blumotion” soft close system. The drawers are ultra slim and metallic to maximize their use and capacity. Tops, sinks and accessories sold separately. The Alma collection is the perfect fusion of form and function. The elegance of its design is highlighted by its high gloss lacquer sheen and beautiful drawer panel detail. It is available in 3 sizes and 6 colors and may be accessorized with one of a kind decorative legs and hardware. Featuring Blum hardware, this dual drawer vanity is perfect for storing all your needs.

‪#‎InThePress‬: Architectural Digest: "Tour a Gramercy Park Triplex Designed by Eric Cohler" http://bit.ly/1PL39gh Photographer: Pieter Estersohn

Founders, Melinda Joy Miller (author of the Shamanic Gardening: Timeless Techniques for the Modern Sustainable Garden) and Kim Colwell, her daughter and interior designer collaborated on this special garden project. See press for 5 page spread in Pasadena Magazine and interviews with the partners. Each gardening project utilizes their background as feng shui masters, as well as Kim's background as an interior designer. The special sauce in our projects are Melinda Joy's extensive and comprehensive approach to gardening which includes her being a medicine woman, cultural anthropologist, and expert in permaculture, sustainable gardening, and herbology.

This 1950’s mid century ranch had good bones, but was not all that it could be - especially for a family of four. The entrance, bathrooms and mudroom lacked storage space and felt dark and dingy. The main bathroom was transformed back to its original charm with modern updates by moving the tub underneath the window, adding in a double vanity and a built-in laundry hamper and shelves. Casework used satin nickel hardware, handmade tile, and a custom oak vanity with finger pulls instead of hardware to create a neutral, clean bathroom that is still inviting and relaxing. The entry reflects this natural warmth with a custom built-in bench and subtle marbled wallpaper. The combined laundry, mudroom and boy's bath feature an extremely durable watery blue cement tile and more custom oak built-in pieces. Overall, this renovation created a more functional space with a neutral but warm palette and minimalistic details. Interior Design: Casework General Contractor: Raven Builders Photography: George Barberis Press: Rebecca Atwood, Rue Magazine On the Blog: SW Ranch Master Bath Before & After

‪#‎InThePress‬: Architectural Digest: "Tour a Gramercy Park Triplex Designed by Eric Cohler" http://bit.ly/1PL39gh Photographer: Pieter Estersohn

This Home Office provides clean lines with a view! Contemporary design with open design feel.
Study room - mid-sized contemporary built-in desk study room idea in Toronto

This incredible wine cellar is every wine enthusiast's dream! The large vertical capacity provided by the InVinity Wine Racks gives this room the look of floating bottles. The tinted glass window into the master closet gives added dimension to this space. It is the perfect spot to select your favorite red or white. The 4 bottle WineStation suits those who just want to enjoy their wine by the glass. The expansive bar and prep area with quartz counter top, glass cabinets and copper apron front sink is a great place to pop a top! Space design by Hatfield Builders & Remodelers | Wine Cellar Design by WineTrend | Photography by Versatile Imaging

Masterfully hand-worked pressed glass and rippled texture give this collection the forged look we love in a vivid space. The sophisticated plating brass iron and the curvilinear jar shades relax the angles.

Press: "Morpurgo Architects. Firm’s Aesthetic Spans the Centuries." American Builders Quarterly. March/April 2011. "Morpurgo Architects’ contemporary design is known for a sculptural quality that is evidenced in the flowing shapes, overlapping forms, and soaring heights. Morpurgo has characteristically created distinctive spaces that exhibit an interplay of defining light and distinctive volumes." – American Builders Quarterly The steep topography of this site inspired Morpurgo Architects to situate this house on a promontory and design sweeping rooflines that float above expansive windows following the contours of the hill. The resulting dramatic interior spaces provide large open areas for family activity and interaction. The soaring, two-story entrance offers an unencumbered view of the gardens beyond the house. Beneath a large, curved window wall, we designed a long credenza that incorporates an aquarium. It is one of many pieces of built-in and freestanding furniture throughout the house that is integral to the total aesthetic. To ensure immediacy to their sons and privacy for the couple, we located the children’s rooms on a mid-level between their parents’ master bedroom suite and the living spaces. This programmatic requirement, along with the dynamic site, established the design configuration for this distinctive home.

With the pending arrival of a beautiful baby girl, the homeowners of this 1928 Minneapolis Tudor wanted a basement that was conducive to a young child, but would still allow a place for family to gather and the occasional house guest. The original basement was typical; cold, lacking natural light with tiny, uncomfortably confined rooms and that “unique” basement smell. The goal was to reverse all of the ill effects of a rarely unappreciated space while increasing the performance of the older home. The frigid temperatures and wet, mildew odor was remedied by demolishing the entire slab floor and excavating to gain an extra six inches in ceiling height. It also allowed us to insulate to R-15, moisture proof under the new slab, install a drain tile and sump pump. Within the concrete slab is a hydronic, in-floor radiant heating system which further helps to add comfort to the space. Lastly, we also sprayed a closed-cell, expanding urethane foam on the inside of the foundation walls all the way to the first floor. To help bring more light down to the basement, we started by opening up the staircase on both sides. A curved wall bends light into the lower level while a countertop and cubbies below provide storage space for odds and ends. On the opposite wall, creatively placed cubbies provide places for paintings, ceramics and plants. We also removed the tiny 18” x 34” window on the south wall and installed a full-sized, high-efficiency, triple pane Pella egress window. To let lots of natural light into the window, we expanded the size of the cedar-lined egress well and included a built-in planter at the base to help bring life into an otherwise empty cavity. Small, unspecified spaces that became storage areas now have purpose. The areas are defined, yet open. Upon descending down the stairs, one is greeted by a large living room with curved walls, custom design media center, built-in daybed and bookshelves. Use of paint was important in the design. Naturally in older homes basements are going to have exposed beams, soffits and a whole gambit of nooks and crannies. Instead of disguising them, we played them up, which created a layer effect with the color. The color also adds a touch of playfulness which anyone, regardless of age, can enjoy. We scavenged the client’s garage and discovered that the previous homeowner kept the old, full-view glass front entry door in the garage. We re-installed the original glass knob and attached the door to sliding barn door hardware which was attached to the main structural beam of the lower level. On the other side of the door was the homeowners’ combined office and small fitness area. The office floor is a blend of thin strips of different colored cork. A built-in storage cabinet sits across from a site-built desk which forms to the curve of the dividing wall. A small, square hole in the curved wall provides a view to see who is coming down the stairs. Opposite of the office area and directly at the base of the stairs is a place for the homeowner’s treadmill. Hidden is the mechanical room, which is home to many green and energy efficient products. The washing machine is a low-water consumption unit while the dryer requires less energy to operate than most standard units. Both sit atop a checkerboard pattern of different colored VCT tiles. We also replaced the aging boiler, which only heated the first and second level, with a 95% efficient heat source for the entire house—including the basement. Behind the curved wall, the bathroom is conveniently located. A large, custom built no-formaldehyde added vanity supports the slab of remnant granite countertop. A piece of eco-resin wall panel, embedded with organic material, contains water in the shower and blends beautifully with the updated colors. Tucked under the stairs, we installed a dual-flush, low-water consumption toilet. Through creative space planning, we packed a lot of into a rather small space. As a result, we have three very happy homeowners who are enjoying their light, clean and safe lower level of their home—however, they’ve been hard pressed to think of it as a “basement”. highlights Moisture management system Insulated slab Hydronic in-floor heat Formaldehyde free cabinetry MN-made custom cabinets Ultra-low VOC paints Wool carpet Dual-flush toilet Cork floor No recessed lights Cedar egress window well with planter Re-used door Eco-resin

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Example of a classic medium tone wood floor bedroom design in Charleston with green walls

This 1950’s mid century ranch had good bones, but was not all that it could be - especially for a family of four. The entrance, bathrooms and mudroom lacked storage space and felt dark and dingy. The main bathroom was transformed back to its original charm with modern updates by moving the tub underneath the window, adding in a double vanity and a built-in laundry hamper and shelves. Casework used satin nickel hardware, handmade tile, and a custom oak vanity with finger pulls instead of hardware to create a neutral, clean bathroom that is still inviting and relaxing. The entry reflects this natural warmth with a custom built-in bench and subtle marbled wallpaper. The combined laundry, mudroom and boy's bath feature an extremely durable watery blue cement tile and more custom oak built-in pieces. Overall, this renovation created a more functional space with a neutral but warm palette and minimalistic details. Interior Design: Casework General Contractor: Raven Builders Photography: George Barberis Press: Rebecca Atwood, Rue Magazine On the Blog: SW Ranch Master Bath Before & After

Master vanity and shelving. Vanity was designed by the homeowners and fabricated by local welder, Kevin Warren. Shelves are an old antique press of some sort that we purchased 10 years ago... in anticipation of future use. Fits perfectly (on purpose). Mirror from local designer Catherine Lane Interiors. Ceramic toothbrush holders made by homeowner.

This 1950’s mid century ranch had good bones, but was not all that it could be - especially for a family of four. The entrance, bathrooms and mudroom lacked storage space and felt dark and dingy. The main bathroom was transformed back to its original charm with modern updates by moving the tub underneath the window, adding in a double vanity and a built-in laundry hamper and shelves. Casework used satin nickel hardware, handmade tile, and a custom oak vanity with finger pulls instead of hardware to create a neutral, clean bathroom that is still inviting and relaxing. The entry reflects this natural warmth with a custom built-in bench and subtle marbled wallpaper. The combined laundry, mudroom and boy's bath feature an extremely durable watery blue cement tile and more custom oak built-in pieces. Overall, this renovation created a more functional space with a neutral but warm palette and minimalistic details. Interior Design: Casework General Contractor: Raven Builders Photography: George Barberis Press: Rebecca Atwood, Rue Magazine On the Blog: SW Ranch Master Bath Before & After