Hidden behind the pantry doors to the left of this Refrigerator is a walk-through pantry. A matching pantry front has been ordered and installed with a motion sensor light that is triggered when the doors open (see light above crown). Village Home Stores

Bathroom with basalt tile walls. Photo by Clark Dugger
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Holiday Kitchens Pantry storage with full extenion glides. Installed Hafele LED lights for interior lighting switched by a motion sensor. Photgraphy by Steve Whitsett

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The KELVIN LED GREEN MODE I adjustable table lamp provides direct lighting, with double pantograph arm and adjustable head. The ON/OFF switch is electronic with optical mechanism located in the head. The new Kelvin LED GREEN is offered in 2 different modes: Kelvin LED GREEN I with Daylight Sensor Kelvin LED GREEN II with Daylight Sensor & Motion Sensor In order to activate the Daylight/Motion Sensor, simply keep your finger on the touch sensor switch on lamp head for a few seconds until it turns from orange to GREEN. Once the Daylight Sensor is activated, Kelvin LED Green Mode I & II will automatically adjust its light output by responding to the brightness of the work surface it is illuminating. The FLOStouch (TM) Technology touch sensor switch is active at all times allowing for manual control of ON/OFF switch and bypassing the Motion Detector. The Daylight Sensor and Motion Sensor function independently of each other.

Scout's motion sensor can be placed on a shelf or adhered to any wall or structure.
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Large transitional marble floor and white floor entryway photo in Los Angeles with gray walls and a medium wood front door

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Our clients came to us seeking our design expertise to help them re-work their bathroom and create a spa-like oasis. By removing a wall with vanity in the middle of the room, the fiberglass shower and walls, and eliminating the oversize tub deck we were able to work with a large open space and create the bathroom of our clients’ dreams. Originally, there was a wall with a single vanity behind it when you first walked into the bathroom which really closed off the space and made it feel quite small. By eliminating the wall and single vanity, fiberglass shower, and built-in bathtub, we were able to enlarge the water closet 2 ½’ and create an open, airy bathroom. We designed a curbless shower so our clients can age-in-place and always have accessibility into their shower. A long shower bench was added to provide a comfortable spot to sit and enjoy the shower. At the end of the open shower space was the perfect spot to put the freestanding bathtub with easy access from either end of the bathtub. Large windows allow the shower or bath user to enjoy the gorgeous views of nature right outside the window. A double vanity was installed with a seating area for doing make-up and hair. Toe kick lighting was added to provide soft lighting for the nighttime trips to the bathroom with a built-in motion sensor so no need to try and find light switches in the dark. This toe kick lighting can also be used during relaxing, bubbly soaks in the tub to provide a nice soft light to relax in. Gorgeous pendant fixtures over the vanity provide lovely light and have dimmer switches for times when you do not need full lighting. Heated tile flooring throughout the bathroom, along with a heat lamp with fan, and towel warmer will leave the clients feeling so warm and cozy after a relaxing shower or long soak they may never want to leave their bathroom.

Mid-sized trendy 3/4 terrazzo floor and gray floor bathroom photo in Seattle with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, white walls, a vessel sink, a hinged shower door, black countertops, a niche and a floating vanity

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Solid Apollo LED. In this home, the owner wanted to add LED lighting to his otherwise bare under cabinet areas. As the area was flat and without a lip to hide the LED's, the owner choose the low profile Premium LED Light Bars in daylight white. As the light bars come with protective diffusers it ensured there would be no hot spots shown from the mirror back splash. To control the lights, the owner installed the light bar motion detector accessory, which installs inline between the lights and the power supply, so that a wave of her hand would turn the lights on. Also, the ceiling of this kitchen houses numerous skylights, and to add an extra splash of color, the owner installed color changing RGB LED strip light just behind the molding lip for vibrant controllable colors. This strip is controlled using the White Glass Touch In-Wall RGB Controller with a color wheel and pre-programmed color changing programs.

Photo: Sarah Greenman © 2014 Houzz Design: New Leaf Construction
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To preserve the calming feeling in this room, many storage spaces were added to remove all clutter from the countertop, including a recessed medicine cabinet, a partially recessed cabinet over the toilet for toilet paper storage, and a storage tower above the countertop. The countertop continues into the storage tower, which has electrical outlets for charging toothbrushes, and ample storage. Toekick lights were added under the cabinet on a motion sensor that will light up the bathroom for nighttime safety.

The clients had a sauna but hated having to go to the garage to use it. So, they decided to remodel their master bathroom to make it a true spa. The sauna replaced a stand alone shower. The jacuzzi was remove to create a large zero-entry shower with a custom bench. A white, Shaker style double vanity topped with a quartz countertop. The undermount sinks mimic the shape of the recessed medicine cabinet mirrors. The faucets can be controlled hands free with motion sensors. The floors are heated to keep the clients warm even outside the sauna.

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