A modern white and light wood kitchen from the Joy Collection. This design does not obstruct the view with cabinets, it uses the space in a practical way. There are different colors and styles available.

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Vertical Blinds have vertical fabric slats that operate from left to right. Suitable for those looking for a curtain to cover sliding doors as they do not obstruct the passage when fully drawn. The slats are designed to rotate and control the amount of light entering your home. When closed, it offers complete privacy in your living space.

CCIFlag designed and created this 1100 sqft deck to maximize outdoor entertainment space. We used Trex Transcends decking materials in the color Island Mist. The Trex decking provide a realistic looking wood product without the maintenance. We created the handrail out of redwood and painted it to match the decking. The cable handrail gives the deck a modern look and does not obstruct the views of the yard or forest.

Bird image was taken from the drapery and made into an upholstered medallion. Drapes were to be elaborate but not obstruct the incredible view of the Susquehanna River.Two Wing Chairs were covered in the same fabric and two pillows were made. A different bird pattern was mitered on the pillows. This gave a room a theme and focus.

In this kitchen remodel, we needed to use a portion of the existing cabinets and loose the large peninsula that was obstructing the flow, by adding an island in it's place. We repainted the existing cabinets to match with the new, so you couldn't tell what was old and what was new. In the hearth room, we removed the large, bulky stone corner fireplace and bookcases. We then centered and streamlined the fireplace to open up that corner and expand the room.

CCIFlag designed and created this 1100 sqft deck to maximize outdoor entertainment space. We used Trex Transcends decking materials in the color Island Mist. The Trex decking provide a realistic looking wood product without the maintenance. We created the handrail out of redwood and painted it to match the decking. The cable handrail gives the deck a modern look and does not obstruct the views of the yard or forest.

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Soft grey roller shades were added to reduce sunlight, but not obstruct the view. Soft belly or relaxed valances were made to soften the room and hide the roller shade hardware. The Fabricsmith provided hardware and made the valances.

The smart tv and Future Automation Lift hide inconspicuously in the ceiling, never obstructing the view or interior design, and appears seamlessly with the tap of a button. Smart shading covers the windows with a simple tap of a smart device or tablet. Recessed lighting provides the perfect ambiance for day and night.

In this kitchen remodel, we needed to use a portion of the existing cabinets and loose the large peninsula that was obstructing the flow, by adding an island in it's place. We repainted the existing cabinets to match with the new, so you couldn't tell what was old and what was new. In the hearth room, we removed the large, bulky stone corner fireplace and bookcases. We then centered and streamlined the fireplace to open up that corner and expand the room.

This classic cable rail was fabricated out of steel in sections at our facility. Each section was welded together on-site and painted with a flat black urethane. The cable was ran through the posts in each section and then tensioned to the correct specifications. The simplicity of this rail gives an un-obstructed view of the beautiful surrounding mountains.

MeshGuard and Screen Tight featured in Coastal Living's 2018 Idea House in Habersham, SC. MeshGuard allowed the architect to design a screened-in outdoor living space that did not have to have its beautiful view obstructed by pickets. Coastal Living Magazine image; Photo by J. Savage Gibson; Styling by Liz Strong

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Situated on over 100 acres in the Piedmont region of Virginia, the home was oriented to maximize solar gain during the cold, winter months and wide overhangs were designed for the south side of the house to block the high sun in the summer. In addition, strategically placed fins provide shade while not obstructing the breathtaking views of the countryside. © Maxwell Mackenzie and BOWA

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The railing system features sleek black metal posts paired with horizontal stainless steel cables, topped with a wooden handrail that harmonizes beautifully with the interior décor. It ensures safety while maintaining a clean, open visual flow. From the stone fireplace in the distance to the furnishings on the lower level, nothing is obstructed—preserving the sense of spaciousness throughout the space.

Situated on over 100 acres in the Piedmont region of Virginia, the home was oriented to maximize solar gain during the cold, winter months and wide overhangs were designed for the south side of the house to block the high sun in the summer. In addition, strategically placed fins provide shade while not obstructing the breathtaking views of the countryside. © Maxwell Mackenzie and BOWA

The door rotates and opens the spaces. Door B52, referred to the mm of thickness, combine the charm of the natural oak antique to a modern practical opening. It’s the bidirectional Pivot system that let the door rotate around a pivot on both sides left and right: this movement reduce the door obstruction and amplify the comfort of the opening.