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The large Southern Magnolia was very carfeully removed from the courtyard. The existing Climbing Hydrangea was saved.
Photographs by Molly Scott, RLA
Landscape and Hardscape installation by John Shorb Landscaping, Inc.
Home renovation and garage repairs by Smith, Thomas and Smith, Inc.
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Detail of faux keystone in powder room. 7' x 7' trompe l'oeil mural painted directly on wall.
Inspiration for a tropical bathroom remodel in Tampa
Inspiration for a tropical bathroom remodel in Tampa

The Ventura Hardwood Floors Collection - Color: Mangrove with our NuOil Finish from Hallmark Hardwoods is finished with NuOil® which employs a revolutionary new technology. The finish has unique performance characteristics and durability that make it a great choice for someone who wants the visual character that only oil can provide. Oil finishes have been used for centuries on floors and furniture. NuOil® uses proprietary technology in the application of numerous coats of oil finish in the factory that make it the industry leader in wear-ability and stain resistance in oil finish.
Due to the unique hybrid multi-coat technology of NuOil®, it is not necessary to apply an additional coat of oil at time of installation. That can be reserved for a later date when it becomes desirable to refresh and renovate the floor.
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Contemporary Vertical Angled Steel Cable Railing, adjustable width, approved NYC DOB codes, clean & sharp look with Blackened finish
Huge minimalist metal straight staircase photo in New York with metal risers
Huge minimalist metal straight staircase photo in New York with metal risers

This ski-in, ski-out condo features a strong Arts and Crafts influence. The interiors feature reclaimed oak floors, mortise-and-tenon carpentry, stone, and custom period details.

Patio - large traditional backyard concrete paver patio idea in Indianapolis with a fire pit and a gazebo

A vestibule of 9 arching groin vaults each with its own delicate arabesquery enhancing and exciting your passage through to the other side.
The background was first aged with a subtley applied hand-finish and the arabesquery was then handpainted in a similar manner to reveal a convincing, antiquated, fresco-like result.

These doors were inspired by the elevator doors in the Chrysler building in New York. They used inlayed brass, steel, zinc and wood. I have used lead, zinc and art glass. Photo by artglassguy.
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