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This foothills residence project proves that a lush, oasis feel can be water-conscious, using minimal planting place for maximum visual impact and definition of space. Custom-designed gabion rock walls were built to transition between upper and lower patio areas and were filled with existing site rock to avoid wasting material. This project also features a UC Verde grass plug lawn with subsurface drip irrigation and a vegetable garden. ‘UC Verde’ is a variety of buffalograss developed by researchers at UC Davis and UC Riverside that requires ¼ the amount of water compared to a traditional lawn. This makes it a water-conscious way of incorporating lawn into the landscape. In addition, it requires much less maintenance than a traditional lawn.
The plant palette consists of native and drought tolerant species that thrive with minimal irrigation and blend with existing desert-adapted plants. A rich variety of textures and colors help create a lush, oasis feel once the plants have grown in.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.
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For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this San Antonio home, we installed a new seamless gutter system. A seamless system has many advantages over the traditional, sectional guttering system. Firstly, there are only one or two join points. This means fewer areas susceptible to corrosion. Secondly, because we produce the guttering on-site, there is minimal waste.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

Photo: Rikki Snyder © 2013 Houzz
Example of an eclectic medium tone wood floor family room design in New York with green walls
Example of an eclectic medium tone wood floor family room design in New York with green walls

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

One of the main features of the handrail lights installed in public areas is for safety and vandal resistance. Illuminated handrail systems also provide decorative lighting when incorporated into street-furniture, and urban art installations by enhancing aesthetics and increasing visibility.
Powerful, yet small and unobtrusive each CREE LED module provide an oval shaped beam with a sharp cut-off designed to obtain non-overbearing illumination with a high degree of uniformity, minimal glare, nil light spill or wasted light. The rail lights can be installed in new handrail or retrofitted into existing handrail.
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For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

Photo: Lucy Call © 2014 Houzz
Eclectic built-in desk dark wood floor home office photo in Salt Lake City with white walls and no fireplace
Eclectic built-in desk dark wood floor home office photo in Salt Lake City with white walls and no fireplace

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.

For this kitchen renovation we preserved as much of the original materials in the home in order to have a minimal effect on wasted materials. Counters are finished in quartz and accented with a timeless subway backsplash. Additional storage was added below the windows and our cabinet company created a matching hutch and floating shelves to help tie everything together.
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