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This south Minneapolis home is an example of what we do best; bringing back the original character and architecture using high quality modern products and installation techniques. We installed James Hardie 2 ½ inch exposure on the second story of the home and 4" smooth on the first floor. We also used James Hardie crown molding over the James Hardie NT3 fascia. It was decided to rebuild the dormer and add the curved fascia. Then we also reconstructed the front porch using IPE Brazilian hardwood. Pine beadboard was installed to duplicate the original style.
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Rustic Farmhouse Kitchen with a Modern Twist by Sawhill Custom Kitchens & Design in Minneapolis. To learn more details about this showroom display remodel project and all of the amazing functionality hidden throughout, visit https://sawhillkitchens.com/kitchen-showroom-modern-farmhouse-with-a-rustic-twist/ to redy our blog featuring this project.

Are you looking to create a calming oasis with outdoor lighting? Here is an example that takes classic path lighting to a whole new level. This Minneapolis homeowner used these breathtaking beacon decorative outdoor lighting fixtures in varying heights to create a welcoming ambiance. Can you see the deep play of cast shadow and pattern work created by these stunning lights?

INTERIOR DESIGNER: SHELLY RIEHL, CIH DESIGN http://www.houzz.com/pro/shellydavid/cih-design HANDCRAFTED BRICK PATTERN MOTHER-OF-PEARL TILE WALLCOVERING.
PAPERHANGER: GARY SIMONSON, PAPERS OF DISTINCTION, LLC

Inspiration for a mid-sized mid-century modern porcelain tile mudroom remodel in Minneapolis with white walls

Martha O'Hara Interiors, Interior Design & Photo Styling | John Kraemer & Sons, Remodel | Troy Thies, Photography
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A frosted glass door on a barn track allowed us to transfer light between rooms while allowing for privacy in the bathroom. By placing the door on a track we avoided a door swing in a very small basement.
Photography by Spacecrafting Photography Inc.
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