Our client was drawn to the look of subway tile but wanted just a little something extra. We recommended a beveled subway tile to import a different look with added texture. The result, an ordinary tub/shower fiberglass surround turned extra ordinary by installing 4” x 8” white beveled tile. A beautifully cut sea glass tile border added a pop of color and completed the look. A great idea: we furnished and installed a curved shower rod to create additional space inside the shower for our clients. We typically furnish light/vent combination units in each shower to eliminate moisture. In this particular case, the ceiling light bounces off the beveled tile nicely providing the clean and dramatic feel our client was going for.

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Our client was drawn to the look of subway tile but wanted just a little something extra. We recommended a beveled subway tile to import a different look with added texture. The result, an ordinary tub/shower fiberglass surround turned extra ordinary by installing 4” x 8” white beveled tile. A beautifully cut sea glass tile border added a pop of color and completed the look. A great idea: we furnished and installed a curved shower rod to create additional space inside the shower for our clients. We typically furnish light/vent combination units in each shower to eliminate moisture. In this particular case, the ceiling light bounces off the beveled tile nicely providing the clean and dramatic feel our client was going for.

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This brown & beige kitchen proves that beige doesn't have to be so ordinary. Mixing the two-tones in cabinetry, adds more depth to this otherwise narrow kitchen. The kitchen had originally been half this size, and a much narrower entry-way. With the help of an Astro Designer, walls were removed, and entry-points extended to make the kitchen larger. This allowed for a longer island that can be used for seating, as well as prep. The beige cabinetry is our Italian-made brand; Aster Cucine that has the unique design as oppose to a regular flat-slab. Overall, this kitchen keeps with a modern look using warm neutral colours. Design: Astro Design Centre Photos: Doublespace Photography Location: Ottawa, Canada

Our client was drawn to the look of subway tile but wanted just a little something extra. We recommended a beveled subway tile to import a different look with added texture. The result, an ordinary tub/shower fiberglass surround turned extra ordinary by installing 4” x 8” white beveled tile. A beautifully cut sea glass tile border added a pop of color and completed the look. A great idea: we furnished and installed a curved shower rod to create additional space inside the shower for our clients. We typically furnish light/vent combination units in each shower to eliminate moisture. In this particular case, the ceiling light bounces off the beveled tile nicely providing the clean and dramatic feel our client was going for.

This 628 square foot completely renovated condo was a blank canvas. The area was transformed from a simple ordinary condo into a comfortable and relaxing oasis. We removed the dated tub and created a large custom shower. We transformed an ordinary master bedroom to be an area where the client can escape and enjoy the view. 2014 Georgie Award Finalist for Best Condo Renovation Under $300,000 http://www.revisionrenovations.com/portfolio/petite-chic-full-condo-renovation/gallery/project-gallery/

Staggered cabinet heights provide dimension and interest. By changing up the island color and counter top, you can turn the ordinary into extra ordinary.

A Tuscany look in Fort Lauderdale? Yes, please! When you're ready to take your bathroom from ordinary to extraordinary, we've got the tools to get the job done. We turned this ordinary master bathroom into a stunning Tuscany style master bathroom by installing a copper, free standing tub with a stand alone steam shower. The fully integrated Kohler shower system and steam shower will make you feel like you're taking a vacation every time you use it.

The original site was the former residence of Wuyi Duwei Liu Xiangzhi in the Qing Dynasty. The three-entry and two-yard wooden structure wears a bucket-style building with a unique style and ancient charm. After a hundred years of catastrophe, in the blooming and precipitation of time, telling the past history. The lighting design strives to create a subtle and introverted, low-key but prominent light environment. The lighting technique to brighten the cavity in the old house area highlights the unique cavity decoration design in the architectural structure. The color temperature is warm white light, which not only restores the color and texture of the building itself, but also strengthens the modeling arc of the gable part of the traditional Chinese building. At night, under the background of the lights, dreams of the past and the present can pass through the past and the present, feeling the unique Chinese architectural charm of the flying eaves and the white walls and black tiles. The promenade part has changed from the traditional, and mostly uses linear facade lighting to provide functional lighting for the moving lines, so that the traditional and elegant architectural atmosphere also contains a bright and modern temperament. Listening to the wind and rain at night, the iron horse glares into a dream. It was late at night, with the gurgling rain outside the window, lying on the couch, dreaming with the wind and rain all over the sky. In the dream, he was the general who wore a battle armor and clambered across the frozen river to fight on the battlefield. Galloping a lifetime, full of pride. When I wake up, the light is soft and warm, and I can't help but sigh that I have the universe in my heart, and I also cherish the ordinary warmth. The extraordinary in the ordinary, the perfect fusion of ancient rhyme and modernity, the General's Mansion allows you to experience dreamlike, warm world. Project Information Project name: 17° General Assembly Hall Hotel Qionghai Construction unit: Guangzhou Huguang Ruizhi Co., Ltd. Lighting Design: Propitious Design Lighting manufacturer: LEDER Lighting Project area: 150,000 square meters

Our client was drawn to the look of subway tile but wanted just a little something extra. We recommended a beveled subway tile to import a different look with added texture. The result, an ordinary tub/shower fiberglass surround turned extra ordinary by installing 4” x 8” white beveled tile. A beautifully cut sea glass tile border added a pop of color and completed the look. A great idea: we furnished and installed a curved shower rod to create additional space inside the shower for our clients. We typically furnish light/vent combination units in each shower to eliminate moisture. In this particular case, the ceiling light bounces off the beveled tile nicely providing the clean and dramatic feel our client was going for.

A stunning design worthy of a tour. Our clients wanted to extend the indoor living to the outdoors, using materials that aren’t everyday or ordinary. The D. A. Dunlevy team designed a plan that integrates form and function—and is nothing less than extraordinary. Four distinct spaces were built using different materials–granite cobblestones for the parking area, Terra travertine for walkways and terraces, and Lake George Ashler stone for walls and steps. The overall effect creates separation and cohesion and invites exploration. The outdoor rooms include a large sitting area, a dining space, and a tranquil lounge. Along with the boxwoods and pine tree, new plantings were added to create a consistent feel of luxurious greenery. The sitting area hosts a custom water feature that creates a gentle, soothing cascade. The final design is elegant, functional, and a breathtaking series of spaces that earned high praise from the owners and the Georgetown Garden Tour participants.

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