Inspiration for a mediterranean kitchen remodel in Los Angeles with a farmhouse sink, marble countertops, beige backsplash and stone tile backsplash

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Bedroom - contemporary bedroom idea in Los Angeles

Inspired by Danish design, our Oliver sofa adds personality with its delicate, sculpted frame. Flared arms and low-profile seat cushions create a beautiful silhouette, and its tight, tidy back offers a supportive feel. Oliver's small scale will complement any space without sacrificing style or comfort.

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Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Example of a minimalist kitchen design in San Francisco

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Living room - contemporary living room idea in New York

dining room view Eirik Johnson Photographer
Kitchen/dining room combo - mid-sized contemporary light wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo idea in Seattle with white walls

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

Low profile, Japanese style interlocking king bed frame. Made from 1" thick bamboo plywood and 2x4s. One person can easily assemble and disassemble, no hardware used to lock the bed frame corners.

The kitchen counter extends to the outside for a 3-person bar seating area.
Inspiration for a large contemporary white three-story mixed siding house exterior remodel in Seattle with a metal roof and a black roof

A Scandinavian inspired modern family kitchen with a hint of mid modern vibe. The slim shaker profile on the cabinet doors provides a timeless mid modern accent, while the overall colour palette remains neutral with wood tones to bring in a sense of nature. Modern finishes such as quartz countertop and large marble porcelain backsplash are chosen for easy maintenance for a busy family.

Luxury living room with textural cut coral stone walls and bold abstract art by Manolo Valdés. Low-profile leather furnishings, including a sleek Cassina sofa and circular chair by Sergio Rodrigues, infuse this modern design with warmth, dimension, and personality.

We demolished the original Living Room, tearing out the original parquet floors throughout the apartment, which were at least 60 years old and had been sanded and refinished, God knows how many times? They were extremely thin. We then built a very narrow soffit , which is just the size of the Crown Molding which gave it a very slim profile to hold the.low profile LED lights . Previously there were no lights accept two Halogen Torcheres, which threw off a lot of heat, especially in the summer months. The ceiling light in the foyer was kept high up, so it wouldn't affect a tall person. The large bulb was just put there until a Dining Fixture could be found?